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Did You Know?

While living in New York, Stephen Sondheim attended the Ethical Culture Fieldston School.

According to Martin Gottfried, "Sondheim had set out to write traditional songs… But [1] that there is nothing ordinary about the music." Gottfried, Martin (photos By Martha Swope), Sondheim, New York: Harry N.Abrams, Inc., 1993, pgs.

First performed in the Yale University swimming pool.Road Show (2008) (book by John Weidman; directed by John Doyle); (formerly titled Bounce)Side By Side By Sondheim (1976), Marry Me A Little (1980), You're Gonna Love Tomorrow (1983) Putting It Together (1993), and Sondheim on Sondheim (2010) are anthologies or revues of Sondheim's work as composer and lyricist, featuring both produced songs and songs cut from productions.Girls of Summer (1956) (incidental music by Sondheim; play by N.Richard Nash)Invitation to a March (1960) (incidental music by Sondheim; play by Arthur Laurents)The World of Jules Feiffer (1962) (incidental music by Sondheim; sketches by Jules Feiffer)Hot Spot (1963) (music mostly by Mary Rodgers; lyrics mostly by Martin Charnin)The Enclave (1973) (incidental music to the play by Arthur Laurents)The Mad Show (1966) (music mostly by Mary Rodgers; lyrics mostly by Marshall Barer) wrote the lyric for "The Boy From.", a parody of The Girl from Ipanema.Candide - Second Version (1974) (new lyrics by Sondheim; original lyrics by Richard Wilbur; music by Leonard Bernstein; Book by Hugh Wheeler)Getting Away With Murder (1996), a "comedy thriller" (non-musical play), co-written with George Furth.King Lear (2007), incidental music for a Public Theater production of the Shakespeare tragedy, composed with orchestrator Michael Starobin.

That the show was given the working title Who's Afraid of Stephen Sondheim? is an urban legend.

Variety, "Sondheim, Streisand infuse Wisteria Lane", December 20-26, 2004, p.

22; "Desperate Housewives" writer Marc Cherry, who congratulated Sondheim in a filmed statement, admitted the composer was such an inspiration that each episode of his blockbuster show is named after a Sondheim song."Chang, Justin.