George Gershwin Alone BROADWAY REVIEWS

  • NY TIMES

  • Opening Night:
    April 30, 2001
    Closing:
    July 22, 2001

    Theater: Helen Hayes Theatre / 240 West 44th Street, New York, NY, 10036

    Synopsis: 

    A celebrated work about the legendary American composer, George Gershwin Alone is a delightful play with music that incorporates the Gershwins' best-known songs, from "The Man I Love" and "Someone to Watch Over Me," through passages and songs from An American in Paris and Porgy and Bess, to a complete performance of "Rhapsody in Blue.'

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  • NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW OF George Gershwin Alone

    A Solo Requiem for America's Mozart

    Bruce Weber

    May 1, 2001: George Gershwin was just 38 when he died of a brain tumor in 1937, having produced a prodigious legacy. ''George Gershwin Alone,'' Hershey Felder's stage biography, makes a great case for his subject as the American Mozart.

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