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Jones died Friday at his home in Sharon, Connecticut, according to Dan Shaheen, a co-producer of "The Fantasticks," who worked with Jones since the 1980s. The cause was cancer.
Tom Jones, lyricist and librettist known for The Fantasticks, the U.S.’s longest running musical, died August 11 of cancer in Sharon, Connecticut, at the age of 95.
Jones died Friday (Aug. 11) at his home in Sharon, Connecticut, according to Dan Shaheen, a co-producer of The Fantasticks, who worked with Jones since the 1980s. The cause was cancer.
Aug. 12, 2023. Tom Jones, who wrote the book and lyrics for a modest musical called “The Fantasticks” that opened in 1960 in Greenwich Village and ran for an astonishing 42 years, propelled in...
Tom Jones, who wrote the book and lyrics for the longest-running musical “ The Fantasticks,” died Friday at his home in Sharon, Conn. He was 95. Jones’ son Michael told The New York Times the...
Tom Jones, who wrote the book and lyrics for the musical “The Fantasticks,” a show that ran for 42 years, died on Friday at his home in Sharon, Conn. He was 95 and passed from cancer, his son ...
Jones died Friday at his home in Sharon, Connecticut, according to Dan Shaheen, a co-producer of "The Fantasticks," who worked with Jones since the 1980s. The cause was cancer.
Jones, the lyricist, director and writer of “The Fantasticks,” the longest running musical in history, which made its 1960 debut when Dwight D. Eisenhower was still president and closed in 2017, died Friday, Aug. 11, 2023. He was 95.
Tom Jones, Lyricist and Librettist of ‘The Fantasticks,’ Dies at 95. He wrote the book and lyrics to the show, which opened in 1960 and became the longest-running musical in theater history.
Tom Jones, the lyricist, director and writer of “The Fantasticks,” the longest-running musical in history, has died. He was 95. Jones died Friday at his home in Sharon, Connecticut, according to Dan Shaheen, a co-producer of “The Fantasticks,” who worked with Jones since the 1980s.