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Harold Prince in Berlin: A Symphony of the New Musical

Discover the evolution of the "new musical" with "Creating the ‘New Musical’: Harold Prince in Berlin." This comprehensive volume delves into the aesthetics and impact of this high art form, which has flourished over the past three decades. Pioneered by Harold Prince with Bernstein's West Side Story in 1957, the "new musical" has reached unparalleled heights of quality. This book offers a unique glimpse into the creative genius behind this genre, with insights from the Broadway Master himself.

Insights from the Neuköllner Oper Symposium

"Creating the ‘New Musical’: Harold Prince in Berlin" captures the essence of a groundbreaking symposium held at the Neuköllner Oper in Berlin. Featuring contributions from esteemed academics and theatre practitioners, this volume provides a dual perspective that mirrors the exceptional collaboration between Foster Hirsch and Harold Prince. The symposium, held in the presence of the Broadway Master, offers a rare opportunity to understand the nuances of the "new musical" and its creators.

Benefits and Target Audience

Whether you are a theatre enthusiast, a student of the arts, or a professional in the entertainment industry, "Creating the ‘New Musical’: Harold Prince in Berlin" is a must-read. This book offers a wealth of insights into the creation and evolution of the "new musical," highlighting key contributions from Kander, Sondheim, and Lloyd Webber. With its engaging content and expert analysis, this volume is perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of this dynamic and influential art form.