The Forgotten Legacy of Shuffle Along (Phillip Attmore Interview)

[@ASANTEAMIN]

Very Dope! Thanks for this

[@ascott4502]

Thank you so much for making this! I am doing a piece from shuffle along and it’s really beautiful to learn the history and the contributions of black Americans to musical theater. What a great video! Thank you so much!

[@joecascone2189]

I hope that this production was filmed in its entirety for posterity! It would be a shame to lose something this vital and relevant once again!

[@m17434]

This video is FOOD FOR THE SOUL for all students of theatre. Thank you. I do hope that you spread your magic to schools, colleges and universities. We don't get this education in school ... More please.

[@StealingFocus]

Thank you! I’m trying very hard to be an educator on musical theatre history so thank you again for your support!

[@MusicalswithCheese]

Some of the absolute best content on the internets. Nobody can convince me otherwise!

[@kelseighingram]

Great video! Thank you for coming on and sharing, Phillip!

[@battlegirldeb]

Happy to see your friend from the musical. I would have loved to seen the show.

[@AMoniqueOcampo]

Seeing that performance inspired me to get tap dance lessons!

[@ElvisTranscriber2]

13:55 I keep hearing the mistaken idea that Oklahoma! was the first Musical to integrate music and storytelling The Musicals of Jerome Kern did that and preceded Oklahoma!

[@jenniferschillig3768]

Maybe with the Easter season coming up, you could do a retrospective on Jesus Christ Superstar and Godspell? Or, if you wanted to do Easter/Passover, you could focus on Stephen Schwartz alone--Godspell and The Prince of Egypt.