OLLI Talks: Broadway Showstoppers with Glenn Rosenblum (ONLINE)

In Glenn's upbringing, the world was changing, and art was changing with it. Glenn will dissect some of the musicals from the '60s and '70s that took major leaps from classic musical theatre into more challenging subject matter. We learn that, in breaking the normative barriers of Broadway, we were given some of the best show-stopping numbers of our time. 
 
* This lecture is offered in collaboration with the OLLI at Pennsylvania State University 

*Glenn Rosenblum is a busy celebrity talent broker, lecturer, vocalist, actor, and musical mensch. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in theatre from the School of Theatre, Film, and Television at UCLA and has attended the School of Dramatic Arts at USC and the New College at Hofstra University. BroadwayWorld.com called him the “New Prince of Los Angeles Cabaret” in his new one-man cabaret show, The Musical Man. He has been seen regionally on stage in musicals including Cabaret (Emcee), Guys and Dolls (Nathan Detroit), Man of La Mancha (Barber), and Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour). He also played himself in Annabelle Gurwitch’s hit comedy Fired!, recorded for National Public Radio at the Los Angeles Theatre Works. His off-Broadway credits include Lucky Lucy and the Fortune Man starring Blythe Danner, Little Mighty with Sam Harris, and Rise of David Levinksy featuring Larry Kert. Glenn’s television work includes an Old Navy commercial with Kristin Chenoweth, as well as episodic turns on the series Bones and Miami Vice. His passion and obsession of Broadway’s musical theatre has led him globe-trotting with Crystal Cruises as a guest lecturer.  

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