Dreamgirls
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Dreamgirls is a Broadway musical that follows the story of a young female singing trio, loosely based on The Supremes, as they navigate the music industry in the 1960s and 1970s.
The musical explores themes of ambition, success, and the personal sacrifices required to achieve fame.
The plot centers around the Dreams, a group consisting of Effie White, Deena Jones, and Lorrell Robinson, and their manipulative manager Curtis Taylor Jr. As the group rises to stardom, their relationships are tested, and they grapple with issues of creative control, betrayal, and the changing landscape of American music.
Dreamgirls celebrates the Motown era while also critiquing the darker side of the entertainment industry.
The show is known for its dynamic musical numbers, powerful performances, and its exploration of the complexities of fame and identity.
The musical explores themes of ambition, success, and the personal sacrifices required to achieve fame.
The plot centers around the Dreams, a group consisting of Effie White, Deena Jones, and Lorrell Robinson, and their manipulative manager Curtis Taylor Jr. As the group rises to stardom, their relationships are tested, and they grapple with issues of creative control, betrayal, and the changing landscape of American music.
Dreamgirls celebrates the Motown era while also critiquing the darker side of the entertainment industry.
The show is known for its dynamic musical numbers, powerful performances, and its exploration of the complexities of fame and identity.
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Mentioned by Keisha Lewis as the director of the original 'Dreamgirls' production, where she made her Broadway debut at 18 years old.
Episode 95 | Kecia Lewis: "Teacher"
