Tell Me On a Sunday
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Song and Dance
by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Don Black
Synopsis
Song & Dance is comprised of Tell Me on a Sunday , a one-woman song cycle Andrew Lloyd Webber penned with Don Black, and Variations , a musical piece the composer wrote for his brother Julian.
The Tony-nominated musical’s first act follows a young English girl living in New York, who begins to wonder whether—in fact—she’s been looking for love in all the wrong places.
It contains some of Lloyd Webber’s most appealing songs: “Tell Me on a Sunday,” “Come Back with the Same Look in Your Eyes,” “Unexpected Song” and “Nothing Like You’ve Ever Known.”
The second act is a dance concert, set to Lloyd Webber’s Variations.
Based on Paganini’s “Caprice in A minor,” it can be adapted to a myriad of choreographic genres including tap, jazz and modern, commenting and complimenting the events portrayed in the Song portion of the show.
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Videos
Song & Dance (Live at the Palace Theatre 1984)
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Publisher Concord Theatricals
Song and Dance is a play written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and published by Concord Theatricals .
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