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In Warren Leight’s Tony-award-winning play, we meet Gene Glimmer, a brilliant trumpet player whose devotion to his art is upset by the arrival of an unexpected collaborator.
Starring Frank Wood (who reprises his Tony-winning performance as Gene), Christine Lahti, and Garret Dillahunt. Directed by Stephen Sachs.
The broadcast includes a piece on the life of a side man with musician Roger Ingram, and a look at the underground history of jazz with Grammy-winning historian Phil Schaap.
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Piece Description
In Warren Leight’s Tony-award-winning play, we meet Gene Glimmer, a brilliant trumpet player whose devotion to his art is upset by the arrival of an unexpected collaborator.
Starring Frank Wood (who reprises his Tony-winning performance as Gene), Christine Lahti, and Garret Dillahunt. Directed by Stephen Sachs.
The broadcast includes a piece on the life of a side man with musician Roger Ingram, and a look at the underground history of jazz with Grammy-winning historian Phil Schaap.
Timing and Cues
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