When I walk people through the history of the American musical theatre (which I do, at the drop of a hat), I tell them that it all revolves around four radical composers who each redefined the American musical: Oscar Hammerstein II (who was technically a lyricist who worked with composer Richard Rogers), Stephen Sondheim, Jonathan Larson, and Lin-Manuel…
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