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Wildhorn and Eder married in 1998 [6] and divorced in 2004; they have one son, Jake. [7] Eder won the Theater World Award (1996–97) for Best Broadway Debut in Jekyll & Hyde. [5] Since her divorce from Wildhorn, Eder has mainly performed in live concerts at venues including the Greek Theater, Radio City Music Hall, Carnegie Hall, and the ...
The album features Australian and world-renowned musical theatre star Anthony Warlow as Jekyll/Hyde, Linda Eder as Lucy, Carolee Carmello as Lisa, and John Raitt as Sir Danvers. This version features more songs than any other recording and represented the incarnation of the show before its major re-write for Broadway including the condensing of ...
Linda Eder's 2002 single from the musical Camille Claudel. John Williams composed a five-minute work for orchestra and chorus, " Call of the Champions ", that served as the official theme of the 2002 Winter Olympics, his first for a Winter Olympiad.
Indianapolis Woman Magazine was started as a monthly by C. E. Publishing in September 1984. [2] The founding publishers were Connie Rosenthal and Linda Eder. [2] It carried articles on shopping, cooking and decorating targeting women in Indianapolis.
The world premiere recording of Bernstein's complete score was released on CD in 2005, conducted by Alexander Frey, and featuring Broadway star Linda Eder in the role of Wendy Darling, and acclaimed baritone Daniel Narducci as Captain Hook, on the Koch International Classics label. [5]
George Eder was born in Pennsylvania in 1810. About 1871, Eder moved to Tarrant County, where he bought a farm about a mile north of today’s Handley area. One day he dug a well and discovered ...
How Linda Hamilton embraced her strength and vulnerability as a sci-fi queen. David Artavia. February 14, 2024 at 3:54 PM. Linda Hamilton stars as General McCallister in SYFY's "Resident Alien."
Additionally, Linda Eder performed at the theater at the end of 2001. [204] [205] Oklahoma! opened in March 2002 [206] [207] and ran for 388 performances for the next year. [208] [209] For Oklahoma!, the first five rows of seats in the orchestra level were removed to make way for a temporary thrust stage. [210]