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I Am A...
Musician, Writer
About Me:
Having written and composed Living With April, a musical produced in the UK, I've now moved to NYC.
Hometown:
New York, NY
Website:
http://www.stephenjhallmusic.com
My Favorite Writer/Composer:
Jason Robert Brown

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Stephen J. Hall

NEW YORK NETWORKING...

New York is a new place for me, having grown up in England and spent my career in London. Throughout that time I learnt the game, made some good friends and networked like crazy. In fact, out of all my activites, I can think of nothing more important than networking.



At the time I left London, I could have recorded an entire CD for little more than the cost of the CDs themselves and yet arriving in a new city always has the challange of starting fresh with no contacts.



One… Continue

Posted on April 3, 2008 at 1:42pm — 1 Comment

Stephen J. Hall

WORKSHOP EXPECTATIONS

As a new resident of NYC, I arrive with a wealth of experience in producing, designing and creating theatre. In this city, however, I find myself a complete novice once again.



I've been used to collecting a group of strong performers, rehearsing in everyone's spare time for 4-5 months, running the show for a few weeks only and reaping the rewards (whilst sharing them with everyone involved).



I don't think I can do that here.



Of course my experience falls into… Continue

Posted on March 24, 2008 at 12:30pm

Stephen J. Hall

The most important part of a song...

Whenever a musical succeeds, the music is often praised and held accountable. When a musical flops, the book writer is generally to blame - such is the fate of a librettist.



Unfortunately, the truth behind this matter is that the book is the most important part of a musical. A show with mediocre music but a gripping, dramatic story will generally do well, where as a show with soaring tunes but a terribly dull story with often close before the critics have finished eating their… Continue

Posted on March 20, 2008 at 8:55am

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At 4:38pm on July 27, 2008, Ken DavenportKen Davenport said…
Thanks for joining BroadwaySpace, Stephen!
At 9:17am on April 7, 2008, David BrushDavid Brush said…
Steve - Thanks for the note. I am a lyricist and librettist and would love to discuss any ideas you might have for possible collaboration. Email me direct at brushetc@gmail.com and let's discuss! - David Brush
At 3:32pm on March 23, 2008, Greg CayeaGreg Cayea said…
Hey Steve! I enjoy producing festivals and dramatic off-broadway plays. I also have a screenplay which I wrote and will be co-directing with my brother, that goes into production in 2009. I'm taking a stab at comedy this summer with Skit Skat www.skitskatlive.com What brings you to the States?
 
 
 
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