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Lindsey Kraft and Ben Folds Bring We’ve Been Here Before Off-Broadway

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Lindsey Kraft and Ben Folds (handout images) Lindsey Kraft’s new solo musical, We’ve Been Here Before: A One-Woman Musical, will make its New York premiere off-Broadway this summer at the SoHo Playhouse. Created, written, and performed by Kraft, the production is music directed by Emmy Award nominee Ben Folds, who will also appear onstage alongside musician Dan Rudin. The production is co-directed by Machel Ross and Kraft.
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Watch: Zachary Noah Piser Performs "Where You Belong" From Maybe Happy Ending

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Check out this intimate solo performance of “Where You Belong” from the Tony-winning musical Maybe Happy Ending, now in its second year on Broadway at the Belasco Theatre. The song is performed by new star Zachary Noah Piser, as Oliver. This video was produced by And That’s Strategy. Katharine Quinn served as executive producer and director, with Connor Macchi as unit production manager and Mason Bray as line producer and first assistant director. Macchi and Bray also served as creative directors.
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Interview: Danielle Pinnock: "Whoopi Goldberg Was Essentially My First Uta Hagen"

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When she was just a kid, aspiring actor Danielle Pinnock would take the bus to Lincoln Center, walk to the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, sit down in the darkened screening room of the Theatre on Film and Tape Archive, and obsessively pore over the archival recording of Whoopi Goldberg’s eponymous one-woman show. Teenage Danielle would obsessively study Goldberg’s body language and her timing of a joke.
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