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Lyrics & Lyricists Special Event!

An Evening with Shaina Taub

28
Jan
Thursday
7:30 PM ET
/
In Person
Geffen Stage at Kaufmann Concert Hall
Enter on 92nd St. between Lexington & 3rd Ave.
Lexington Avenue at 92nd St

Overview

“I have seen the near future of the Great American Songbook, and her name is Shaina Taub” – Huffington Post

“How will we do it when it’s never been done?” “How will we find a way, where there isn’t one?” Shaina Taub sang those words in Broadway’s Suffs. She also wrote them, leading to her becoming the first woman without a co-writer to win Tony Awards for both the book and score of a Broadway musical.

Taub is one of the most in-demand talents in musical theater today – playing Emma Goldman in the hit Lincoln Center revival of Ragtime, launching the national tour of Suffs, writing lyrics for the musical version of The Devil Wears Prada (music by Elton John) – currently on stage in London. A trailblazing singer, songwriter, and playwright whose catchy, hook-filled music is inspired as much by Stevie Wonder and Joni Mitchell as by Broadway giants, she is everything exciting and impactful in musical theater right now.

Join us for this one-night-only Lyrics & Lyricists special event, as the one-and-only Shaina Taub performs her unforgettable songs – and shares what else she wants to do that’s never been done.

This program is part of Tisch Music.

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