Chris Tefft

New York Conservatory Pays Tribute to Broadway Journeyman, Herbert Greene, 4/28

Monday night, April 28, New York Conservatory presents a rare treat. We're used to concerts and benefits on the household names of musical theatre - especially the Golden Age - but here's one dedicated to one of the Great White Way's unsung heroes - Herbert Greene. A shrewd producer, natural conductor and orchestrator, and gifted composer, Greene was behind some of Broadway's classic productions. He worked side-by-side with Meredith Willson on the legendary The Music Man and with Frank Loesser onMost Happy Fella; built the enthralling orchestrations behind Sondheim's Anyone Can Whistle, a musical ahead of its time, even influencing the addition of a song which was a veiled 'Love Note" to Lee Remick; and even trained Broadway luminaries likeamong them were Rex Harrison, Rosalind Russell, Angela Lansbury, Barbara Cook, Robert Preston, Don Ameche, and Judy Holliday.

New York Conservatory Pays Tribute to Broadway Journeyman Herbert Greene, 4/28

The Broadway universe has a multitude of stars deserving of praise, New York Conservatory picks a bright and prolific one - singer, actor, conductor, arranger, producer, and even voice doctor - Herbert Greene. A true unsung hero of the American Musical Theatre.

Photo Coverage: Meet the Cast of THE DEATHLY ONES

Big Dreamer Productions opened The Deathly Ones, described as 'Off Broadway's first 4-D horror experience,' at Times Scare, the haunted entertainment complex located at 669 Eighth Avenue.