Stanley Lebowsky

Also credited on6 works

Gantry
Half A Sixpence
Irma La Douce
Jesus Christ Superstar
Fosse
Chicago

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In the literature6 passages

• Kander, John, and Fred Ebb. The Act. Original Broadway cast recording with Liza Minnelli. Cond. Stanley Lebowsky. DRG Records compact disc, 1977.Before the Parade Passes By_ Gower Champion and the Glorious American Musical - John Anthony Gilvey
• On October 19, 1986, Stanley Lebowsky, Fosse’s musical director of many years, suffered a heart attack and died. He was fifty-nine, one year younger than Fosse. When she heard, Verdon came to Sweet Charity rehearsal armed with a plan. She passed out copies of Uta Hagen’s Respect for Acting —a book Fosse had little respect for—explaining,…Fosse - Sam Wasson
• LANG PETER HOWARD STANLEY LEBOWSKY PHILIP. Production Stage Manager: WADE MILLER Associate Producers: RONALD RECKSEIT, LISALiPSKYMore Opening Nights on Broadway - Steven Suskin
• chestrations, Jim Tyler; Vocal Arrangements, Cy Coleman, Stanley Lebowsky; Dance Music Coordinator, Dorothea Freitag; AssociateTheatre World, 1978-79, v. 35 (Willis)
• Director, Walton Jones; Musical Numbers Staged by Thommie Walsh; Musical Supervision and Direction, Stanley Lebowsky; Scenery, David Gropman; Lighting, Tharon Musser; Costumes, William Ivey Long; Sound, Otts Munderloh; Orchestrations, Gary S.Theatre World, 1979-80 Season, v. 36 (Willis)
• STANLEY LEBOWSKY, 59, Broadway conductor, musical director, and composer, died Oct. 19, 1986 after a heart attack in his NYC home. He conducted more than two dozen musicals,Theatre World, 1986-87 Season, v. 43 (Willis, John)

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