Wayside Theatre opens Streetcar with new score
Deborah Libert reports at Wayside Theatre on Tennessee Williams Streetcar Named Desire with director Marlin-Jones returning since 1971 and William Stancil composing a fresh musical score that aims to redefine mood beyond the old film soundtrack.
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Marlin Jones on Theatre Music and Williams Wagner Influence
Marlin Jones explains how misused music can deflate scenes and how interior music guides an actor’s rhythm. He compares Tennessee Williams to Wagner, noting Williams uses inner emotions with laughter to soften tragedy. William Stancil adds practical notes on rehearsal before actors begin.
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Bacharach Promoting New LP in Jazz-Style Album
Burt Bacharach promotes his new LP Woman with the Houston Symphony, a jazz-influenced departure from his pop hits. Carly Simon and Libby Titus sing on two tracks, reflecting his move toward orchestral music and experimental composition.
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