I wake and I’m one person, and when I go to sleep I know for certain I’m somebody else. I mean, I think one thing today and I think another thing tomorrow. Pretty Much Pop: A Culture Podcast is the first podcast curated by Open Culture. This podcast is part of the Partially Examined Life podcast network. This episode includes bonus discussion you can access by supporting the podcast at /prettymuchpop or by choosing a paid subscription through Apple Podcasts.
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“ How ‘West Side Story’s’ First-Class Music Team Preserved the Authenticity of Leonard Bernstein’s Score” by Jon Burlingame.“ What’s New in the New West Side Story?” by Ed Morales.“ Down With West Side Story” by Odie Henderson.Some of the articles we considered in preparing for this episode included:
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We also touch on other recent movie musicals including In the Heights and Cats, and think about in general how genres and tropes popular in the past are faring today. Also, why is this not doing so well at the box office, and what does this mean?
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We consider the choices for the new film in filming, choreography, casting, and how the script was completely rewritten by playwright Tony Kushner with lots of consultation with the Puerto Rican community to ensure that the representational mistakes of the older versions were corrected. Ron regales us with facts about the original 1957 musical and the 1961 acclaimed film version. Your host Mark Linsenmayer is joined by Broadway scholar, theater critic, and actor Ron Fassler Remakes, Reboots, and Revivals co-host Nicole Pometti and Broadway actor and long-time PEL friend BIll Youmans. Did it make sense for Steven Spielberg to remake one of our nation’s most beloved musicals (with music by Bernstein and Sondheim!), attempting to fix the parts that did not age well politically? Is the new version a modern classic or a doomed Frankenstein?