A Relative Relationship

11/16/20 • 49 min

Bite-Sized Broadway: A Mini-Musical Podcast

Season 1 Episode 3 - A Relative Relationship - Book, Music, and Lyrics by Timothy Huang

Rival stepsiblings Simon Pang and Carmen Soledad are in big trouble and when Simon’s overbearing mom and Carmen’s doting dad – recent newlyweds – find out, heads will roll! Villainous Vice Principal Delancy offers a simple suggestion: Instead of punishing them both, they must decide between themselves who should fall on the metaphorical sword before VP Delancy returns!

Starring: Telly Leung, Linedy Genao, and Karen Mason.

Guitars by Matt SanGiovanni

Saxophone by Robby Wingfield,

Trumpet by Isaac Tubb,

and Trombone by Kenneth Johnson.

Directed by Christopher Michaels

Music Direction: Jonathon Lynch

Orchestrations and Sound Design: Andrew Fox

Tracking Engineer and Editor: Andrew Fox

Mixing and Mastering: Jay Rosen

General Management: Jeremy Terry

Press Representative: Off Off PR

Bite-Sized Broadway is an IndieWorks Theatre Production created by Jonathon Lynch. Executive Producers: Christopher Michaels and Jeremy Terry. Produced by Jonathon Lynch and Andrew Fox. Bite-Sized Broadway Theme Song written and performed by Michael Perrie, Jr.

Support us on Patreon for exclusive perks and extended content! Head to www.patreon.com/bitesizedbroadway

This episode is sponsored by Maria Wirries and Matt SanGiovanni - Check out Maria’s new album, “Just Keep Singing” streaming now. head to mariawirries.com For more information on Matt, check out www.mattsangiovanni.com

For more information on Tim, check out his website at timothyhuang.net

TheatreNow recently published their 10-Minute Musical Anthology series, which includes A Relative Relationship: www.tnny.org/anthology-book

You can also check out some more upcoming projects from Tim; He wrote the opening and closing numbers to This Golden Day, a song cycle at Emerson College which will be streaming from November 19-22nd. He also has a song featured in Not Working, a song cycle going up at New York Film Academy with two live performances on November 15th and will be streamed in December.

For more information on this and other IndieWorks programming, please visit www.indieworkstheatre.com. Like and follow us on social media, @IndieWorksCo.

Season 1 Episode 3 - A Relative Relationship - Book, Music, and Lyrics by Timothy Huang

Starring: Telly Leung, Linedy Genao, and Karen Mason.

Guitars by Matt SanGiovanni

Saxophone by Robby Wingfield,

Trumpet by Isaac Tubb,

and Trombone by Kenneth Johnson.

Directed by Christopher Michaels

Music Direction: Jonathon Lynch

Orchestrations and Sound Design: Andrew Fox

Tracking Engineer and Editor: Andrew Fox

Mixing and Mastering: Jay Rosen

General Management: Jeremy Terry

Press Representative: Off Off PR

Support us on Patreon for exclusive perks and extended content! Head to www.patreon.com/bitesizedbroadway

For more information on Tim, check out his website at timothyhuang.net

TheatreNow recently published their 10-Minute Musical Anthology series, which includes A Relative Relationship: www.tnny.org/anthology-book

For more information on this and other IndieWorks programming, please visit www.indieworkstheatre.com. Like and follow us on social media, @IndieWorksCo.

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Election Special

Season 1 Special Episode - Election Special

This special election of Bite-Sized Broadway is a reminder to use your voice and vote! Participating in democracy is one of our most powerful tools to create change in the world. This episode also features a special performance by the SJP’s of their song, “Will You Vote for Joe?”

The SJP's, a "solo" girl group by Samantha Joy Pearlman and musically directed by Louis Danowsky set out to make the campaign song of the cycle! This song is based on the 1942 Irving Berlin tune "Any Bonds Today?" which was used to advertise war bonds to Americans during WWII. Now, we're borrowing Berlin's melodies to sell democracy! We hope you sing on your way to the polls and spread some light on behalf of Joe and Kamala.

To watch the "Will You Vote for Joe?" video, visit https://youtu.be/ZQaOY1oLtBk.

To learn more about SJP and the SJP's, visit www.samanthajoypearlman.com

"Will You Vote for Joe?" based on "Any Bonds Today?" by Irving Berlin, originally performed by the Andrews Sisters, now performed by The SJP's, a Solo Girl Group by Samantha Joy Pearlman

Lyrics by Samantha Joy Pearlman

Musical Direction, Arrangement, Piano, Saxophone, Clarinet and Audio Mixing by Louis Danowsky

Trumpets: Sam Wolsk

Drums: Jared Decker

Editing: Andrew Fox

Mixing and Mastering: Andrew Fox

General Management: Jeremy Terry

Press Representative: Off Off PR

Bite-Sized Broadway Director: Christopher Michaels

Bite-Sized Broadway Music Director: Jonathan Lynch

Bite-Sized Broadway has been nominated for two Discover Pods Awards! Vote for us in the Peoples’ Choice and Best Music Podcast categories! Head to www.tiny.cc/DPAvote

Support us on Patreon for exclusive perks and extended content! Head to www.patreon.com/bitesizedbroadway

For more information on this and other IndieWorks programming, please visit www.indieworkstheatre.com. Like and follow us on social media, @IndieWorksCo

For more information on this and other IndieWorks programming, please visit www.indieworkstheatre.com. Like and follow us on social media, @IndieWorksCo.

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The Last Magic Negro (or Chad's Great Awokening ✊🏻)

Season 1 Episode 4 - The Last Magic Negro (or Chad's Great Awokening ✊🏻) - Book by Jamil Ellis and Andrew Fox, Music and Lyrics by Andrew Fox

June 7th, 2020. As the Black Lives Matter movement thrusts White corporate middle-manager Chad into unknown territory, he seeks wisdom from Jimmy Bagger, the very last “Magic Negro” (a wise Black character who exists solely to help a white protagonist) on how to end racism. Despite the tuneful clarity of Jimmy’s advice, Chad somehow manages to botch every attempt in ways both awful and hilarious. As Jimmy grows tired of the weight that he has to carry in educating and comforting White people, Chad is faced with a question for which he, himself, must figure out the answer: now that he can no longer ignore the racism right in front of him...what is he going to do?

Starring: Darryl Jovan Williams, AJ Holmes, Simone Zamore, Anthony Chatmon II, and featuring Constantine Maroulis. Ensemble vocals by Andrew Fox and Onyie Nwachukwu.

with Direction, Music Supervision, Orchestration and Sound Design by Andrew Fox,
Artistic Supervision by Christopher Michaels,
and Mixing and Mastering by Jay Rosen.
Tracking Engineer and Editor: Andrew Fox
Saxophone by Robby Wingfield,
Trumpet by Isaac Tubb,
and Trombone by Kenneth Johnson.

General Management: Jeremy Terry
Press Representative: Off Off PR
IndieWorks Social Media Manager: Emily Cottone

Support us on Patreon for exclusive perks and extended content! Head to www.patreon.com/bitesizedbroadway

This episode is sponsored by Maria Wirries and Matt SanGiovanni - Check out Maria’s new album, “Just Keep Singing” streaming now. head to mariawirries.com

And visit Matt's website at www.mattsangiovanni.com

Find more info on Jamil and the show, head to magicalnegrospeaks.com. And be sure to check out Jamil’s podcast with his father, retired Federal Magistrate Judge Ronald Ellis, about the historical role of law in shaping the societal structures which act as barriers to attaining the American dream. Listen to Ellis Conversations on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and more, or head to ellisconversations.tumblr.com.

For more on Andrew, head to andrewfoxmusic.com.

For more information on this and other IndieWorks programming, please visit www.indieworkstheatre.com. Like and follow us on social media, @IndieWorksCo.