The Huffington Post -
1 Dec 2014 23:29

It might seem safe to assume that with more than a half dozen Broadway openings under your belt, success could be measured by incredible talent and critical acclaim. However, in the case of composer Frank Wildhorn, this formula comes with a curious nuance - on Broadway, he's often faced with both critics and acclaim, but hasn't been able to build a bridge to span these divergent shores of opinion. In many ways 'the everyman's Sondheim,' the composer of underappreciated pop-infused works includin...
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