Hal Prince Interview

Tony Award winning legendary producer and director Hal Prince discusses his many Broadway shows with references to his collaborations with Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim.
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[@liesljones5987]

The best mind -even at 87 - in the American musical theater -
with a track record to back up his opinions! He somehow
manages to convey a youthful optimism that is quite special.

[@rberkowitz790]

Absolutely the Prince of Broadway! RIP and Thank You!

[@vickibolsover6559]

what a legend. i wonder what him and Sondheim are discussing now? RIP Hal. A wonderful creative genius.

[@linmcphillips6207]

Fascinating recap of Producer/Director Hal.Prince's extraordinary long and successful Broadway career in his own words, beautifully articulated....

[@mikekaraoke]

+Lin McPhillips Not just Broadway but West End as well

[@petewilliams4965]

Think of how lucky were are to have these recorded interviews...

[@tarathelen9844]

Rip Hal Prince

[@XPRT10R]

Hard to follow for anyone who's not familiar with the shows and their titles, given that all the questions and transitions are cut off

[@mtl9732]

so very interesting and I thank you BUT I don't know all the shows when referenced by Mr. Prince. Please please consider either listing in your info OR best of course would be to sub-title as Mr. Prince goes along.

[@theliarsgame5535]

New Girl in Town
Pajama Game
Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Evita

[@lilyhogwart]

This is terrific. What is the source of this interview?

[@amyclarke41]

Is he stephen sondheim's brother , as they look like each othe r

[@twerkinthecityhuh6340]

Noooooooooo