Frank Wildhorn is a composer,
lyricist and producer with works spanning the worlds of popular,
theatrical and classical music. In 1999 he became the first
American composer in over twenty years with three shows (Jekyll
& Hyde, The Scarlet Pimpernel and The Civil War) running
simultaneously on Broadway. He also contributed to the Broadway
score of Victor/Victoria, and is developing musicals such as
Camille Claudel, Dracula, Cyrano de Bergerac, Bonnie & Clyde,
Svengali, Havana and a recording project titled “The Romantics.”
His work can be heard on the albums of his wife, Linda Eder,
who originated the role of Lucy in Jekyll & Hyde. His compositions
also include Whitney Houston’s international number one
hit, “Where Do Broken Hearts Go?” Frank is the Creative
Director of Atlantic Theatre, a division of Atlantic Records.
Visit his official website at www.frankwildhorn.com
Leslie Bricusse is a writer,
composer and lyricist who has written more than forty musical
shows and films during his career. His first film, Charley Moon,
won him the first of eight Ivor Novello Awards. He has also
been nominated for ten Academy Awards, seven Grammys and four
Tonys, winning two Oscars and a Grammy. He has written many
musicals, including Stop The World - I Want To Get Off and The
Roar Of The Greasepaint - The Smell Of The Crowd with Anthony
Newley; Victor/Victoria with Henry Mancini; Pickwick, Sherlock
Holmes, Jekyll & Hyde, Cyrano de Bergerac and Scrooge. He
has written songs or screenplays for films including Home Alone
(1 & 2), Hook, Superman, Goodbye Mr. Chips and more with
John Williams; Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory and Peter
Pan with Anthony Newley; Doctor Dolittle, Tom & Jerry, Babes
In Toyland, and various Pink Panthers and James Bonds (composing
the songs “Goldfinger” and “You Only Live Twice”
with John Barry).
Visit the official Jekyll & Hyde website at www.Jekyll-Hyde.com |
