The Broadway Café
by Catherine Spencer, Jennie Cohen


Synopsis
Presented in a style reminiscent of the Gershwins or Rodgers & Hart, this clever musical sings about the heartaches and hardships of a group of young actors trying to make it in love and onto Broadway.
Not only did two ninth graders write the book, music and lyrics for this lively musical, they went on to produce and direct it themselves – casting 26 of their friends!
This was an unprecedented musical event in their town, and now it is reaching its larger audience.
The Broadway Café is full of terrific songs like “Failure,” “Day Job,” “The Broadway Café” and “Dumped, Ditched.”
The score features playful lyrics like “Our nights we're reading Shakespeare, our days we're fixing shakes here.”
Publication
The Broadway Café is a play written by Catherine Spencer and published by Concord Theatricals (1997).
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Concord Theatricals · 1997
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