Oh, I Say! 1913

Opened: October 30, 1913

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Cleveland Public Theatre to Present FUNNY, LIKE AN ABORTION By Rachel Bublitz
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Mar 22, 2024

Cleveland Public Theatre will present Funny, Like An Abortion by Rachel Bublitz. Learn more about the show and see how to purchase tickets.

Brothers Osborne Drops New 'Break Mine' EP
by Michael Major - Mar 22, 2024

Discover the latest release from Brothers Osborne, the Break Mine EP. Explore the new sounds and songs from this popular country duo in their most recent musical endeavor. The new, four song EP includes two new tracks, “Break Mine” and “Get To Movin' Again,” as well as two songs included on their GRAMMY-nominated 2023 self-titled album.

Washington Stage Guild Closes Season with World Premiere of AN UNBUILT LIFE
by A.A. Cristi - Mar 21, 2024

Get the latest updates on the area premiere of VICTORIAN LADIES’ DETECTIVE COLLECTIVE by the Washington Stage Guild. Stay tuned for more information about the show.

Interview: Nick Cordileone of THE LION KING at Orpheum Theater
by Analisa Swerczek - Mar 21, 2024

Orpheum Theatre presents The Lion King! Experience the stunning artistry, unforgettable music and exhilarating choreography of this musical theater phenomenon right here!

Interview: Orfeh Is Making Her Long-Awaited Café Carlyle Debut
by Rebecca Kaplan - Mar 19, 2024

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Orfeh (LEGALLY is making her Café Carlyle debut with a residency on March 21, 22, and 23. Orfeh will be singing “the music of divas that influenced her life, career and singular voice.” This will be Orfeh’s most intimate concert yet, in the historic Café Carlyle on 35 East 76th Street at Madison Avenue.

Interview: Sean Cooney of VAN GOGH'S IN THE ATTIC
by Paul Batterson - Mar 18, 2024

“Most all of my plays happened in and around things in my life. People would say ‘Oh my God, Sean, what happened here?’ and I would be in the middle of it for some reason.” Sean Cooney

Interview: Roslyn Kind is Leading With Her Heart in 'The Look of Love / The Island'
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Mar 18, 2024

BroadwayWorld spoke with Roslyn Kind to discuss her medley 'The Look of Love' and 'The Island'. The musical artist discusses her career, her philosophy on love, and her new music video in this exclusive interview.

Review: NEW WORKS COLLECTIVE - 2024 at Opera Theatre Of Saint Louis
by Steve Callahan - Mar 18, 2024

This was a dream of an evening of opera! It vastly exceeded expectations.

British Popstar Caity Baser Releases Her Debut Mixtape 'Still Learning'
by Michael Major - Mar 15, 2024

British popstar Caity Baser debuts her mixtape STILL LEARNING, marking a significant milestone in her music career. Discover her journey and the inspiration behind her tracks. Still Learning features her previous single 'X&Y', 'I'm A Problem' you can watch the music video, and her brand new single 'Oh Well'.

Review: BEAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL at Theatre Memphis
by Kevin Shaw - Mar 14, 2024

What did our critic think of BEAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL at Theatre Memphis? According to Executive Producer Debbie Litch, Theatre Memphis is in the midst of its most successful season since being founded in 1920! Can you even fathom what that means? It means more people are lining up to see what TM has to offer than ever before.

New Found Glory To Celebrate Iconic Album 'Catalyst'
by Michael Major - Mar 12, 2024

Join New Found Glory as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of their iconic album, Catalyst, with a special tour featuring guest Sincere Engineer. The tour will see them playing the iconic record in full – including hits like “All Downhill From Here”, “Truth Of My Youth”, and “Failure's Not Flattering” – along with a number of other songs.

Interview: Expect the Unexpected in Lea DeLaria's A VERY LEA EASTER at Joe's Pub
by Rebecca Kaplan - Mar 12, 2024

Comedian, actor and singer Lea DeLaria (Orange is the New Black) is known for her distinctive cabaret covers. On March 31st, she’s turning her attention to Easter with A VERY LEA EASTER at Joe’s Pub, with shows at 6 pm and 8:30 pm, “a hilarious fun filled Easter Extravaganza chock full of her trademark wild comedy and musical prowess.”

Studio Tenn's DRIVING MISS DAISY Beautifully Captures The Spirit of Alfred Uhry's Play
by Jeffrey Ellis - Mar 11, 2024

Alfred Uhry is a Southern writer who knows our region better than most and he uses the power of his words and the artistry of his pen to create moments and scenes in plays and musicals that are as authentic as the little rivulets of condensation that snake their way down the outside of a glass of iced tea on a too-hot afternoon in March, for goodness’ sake.

Interview: Kyle McArthur of WICKED THE MUSICAL at Bass Concert Hall
by Joni Lorraine - Mar 11, 2024

WICKED comes to town this week! And even though it’s running for nearly two weeks, don’t expect to get seats for much longer, because this show is (yes, I’m going to say it, so go ahead and sing it yourself) POPular. WICKED is in fact, pushing up against THE LION KING as the highest grossing musical of all time. This stands to reason, as it is based on what is arguably the most influential film of all time, The Wizard of Oz. WICKED actually has its roots in lesser known novels also called Wicked, by author Gregory McGuire. And now, after fourteen years of various delays, the film version will finally be released later this year.

Photos: Christine Andreas Brings PARIS TO BROADWAY to 54 Below
by Stephen Sorokoff - Mar 10, 2024

Christine Andreas brought us to the City of Light, the Champs Elysees, a Parisian Cafe’ and the streets of Pigalle and Manhattan last night with her show Paris to Broadway at 54 Below.

Previews: LA SUSPENDIDA - A JAZZ METAL OPERA at Nublu
by Peter Danish - Mar 11, 2024

Will Berger is a renaissance man on a mission.  When he's not lecturing on classical music and opera, or writing the commentaries for the Metropolitan Opera Radio on Sirius, or co-hosting the live Metropolitan Opera radio broadcasts, or producing (and writing) the broadcasts' Met Opera Quiz, or writing books (Wagner Without Fear (1998), Verdi With a Vengeance (2000), Puccini Without Excuses (2005), all published by Random House) he's writing the libretto for a new Jazz Metal Opera!  

Interview: Betty Buckley on Adding IMAGINARY to Her Horror Film Résumé
by Michael Major - Mar 8, 2024

Since her film debut in Carrie, Betty Buckley has carved out a lengthy history with horror movies. BroadwayWorld caught up with Buckley to discuss working with Jason Blum on her new film, Imaginary, how she got her start in horror films with Carrie, and how she created her new short film, The Mayfly.

Carpool Share Final Single 'CAR' Before Sophomore Album
by Michael Major - Mar 6, 2024

The band is sharing their third single, “CAR”. The new track sees the band embracing elements of hardcore and screamo, leaning into the heavier side of their work. Replete with the signature Carpool riffs, Stoph Colasanto's screams ring out through the bulk of the ripping new track before its major, dizzying climax.

Review: SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS: THE MUSICAL at Cedar Park Middle School Performing Arts
by Joni Lorraine - Mar 5, 2024

When a friend called me and invited me to join her for a middle school production of SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS:THE MUSICAL last week, I think it fair to say it wasn’t high on this reviewer’s list of things to do on a free Saturday night.

Interview: Chase Wolfe of PRETTY WOMAN: THE MUSICAL at Salle Wilfred Pelletier, Place Des Arts
by Noelle Hannibal - Mar 5, 2024

Chase Wolfe was born in Texas and raised in South Carolina. He performed often as a child, but heeded his parents’ wishes and double-majored in Chinese and Chemistry. After two years working in the home fragrance industry, he took a giant leap of faith to make the arts his career. He is currently playing Edward Lewis, the role made famous by Richard Gere, in PRETTY WOMAN: THE MUSICAL, which lands in Montreal’s Salle Wilfred Pelletier on March 5 and runs through March 10.

Review: Another BALLO, Another Peculiar Reinvention, at Barcelona's Liceu, under Riccardo Frizza
by Richard Sasanow - Mar 4, 2024

UN BALLO IN MASCHERA—A MASKED BALL—certainly makes for a juicy opera, on paper at least. It has a plot filled with passion, jealousy and conspiracies, and a score by Giuseppe Verdi that has some of his most memorable music, including a great duet, plus unforgettable arias for soprano, tenor and baritone, and some first-rate music for secondary characters (Ulrica the fortune teller and Oscar the pants-role page) and chorus. The production at Barcelona’s gorgeous Grand Liceu Theatre didn’t stint on the resources for the cast and Verdi sounded as good as he should under conductor Riccardo Frizza with the company’s orchestra and chorus in fine form.

Interview: Get Ready to Laugh with Ben Jones's LET ME BE FRANK at 54 Below
by Rebecca Kaplan - Mar 4, 2024

Acclaimed singer Ben Jones is back at 54 Below on March 10th with a show celebrating Frank Sinatra, including classic American Songbook hits by Cy Coleman, Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer. We spoke about the inspiration behind this new show, Jones's comedic bents, and what audiences can expect from the show.

Autoheart Release New Single 'Secret Diary' In Advance Of Debut U.S. Tour
by Michael Major - Mar 4, 2024

On the heels of their long-awaited, debut U.S. tour, UK-based alt-pop three-piece Autoheart have announced the Punch Demos - an 18 song collection of alternate takes from their acclaimed debut Punch, along with songs written around the same time, some of which have never been released before, including the new single, “Secret Diary.”

Kitchen Dwellers Share New Album Inspired By Dante's Epic Voyage
by Michael Major - Mar 1, 2024

Produced by Grammy-winning Glenn Brown (Billy Strings, Greensky Bluegrass), the ascending Montana quartet continues to redefine the boundaries of bluegrass, folk, and rock. Inspired by Dante's epic voyage through the Nine Circles of Hell, the album guides the listener through a similar exploration.

Feature: MAMMA MIA at Kansas City Music Hall
by Alan Portner - Mar 1, 2024

Opening March 5 at the Music Hall in downtown Kansas City is the 25th Anniversary tour of “Mamma Mia.” This touring production is presented by Broadway Across America, Kansas City based largest presenter of Broadway tours across the nation.

Oh, I Say! FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the songs are in Oh, I Say! and what's the order?
How Do You Do?
Dance Duet
Each Pearl a Thought
I Know and She Knows
Ensemble
Well, This Is Jolly
The Old Clarinet
Alone at Last
A Woman's Heart
Katy-Did
Supper Scene
I Can't Forget Your Eyes
A Wifie of Your Own
Duel Bouffe
Good-bye Everybody
Have an Old Waltz with Me
Sidonie
What productions of Oh, I Say! have there been?
Oh, I Say! has had 2 productions including Broadway which opened in 1913 and Broadway which opened in 1913.

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