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The Business of Broadway: ‘Come From Away’ Producer Sue Frost on Why She’s Devoted to Birthing Original Musicals: ‘Somebody’s Got to Do It’
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On today’s episode of Variety‘s “Strictly Business” podcast, as part of Variety‘s annual Business of Broadway and New York Issue events, veteran producer Sue Frost discusses her work in bringing original musicals to life, notably acclaimed Broadway productions “Memphis” and “Come
On today’s episode of Variety‘s “Strictly Business” podcast, as part of Variety‘s annual Business of Broadway and New York Issue events, veteran producer Sue Frost discusses her work in bringing original musicals to life, notably acclaimed Broadway productions “Memphis” and “Come From Away.” Frost, who is also chair-elect of the Broadway League, explains why her […]
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