Opening night of the Kennedy Center production of Follies on Broadway
at the Mariott Marquis with original cast members in attendance.

Exciting JWP news for
When Everything Was Possible
(a concert with comments)

Kurt and Victoria are proud to announce their collaboration with some of theatre’s greatest creators.
Legendary orchestrator Jonathan Tunick has joined the team as well as prestigious director, Larry Moss.
We are also thrilled to welcome the up and coming choreographer Joshua Bergasse
(Steven Speilberg’s new NBC show, SMASH). And we are equally excited to introduce
new music from the talented young composer Jesse Weiner.

Concert date and venue coming soon!

JWP is proud to announce the title of Kurt’s new concert
with Victoria Mallory:

When Everything Was Possible!

Kurt and Victoria are thrilled to have obtained the rights from
composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim for the
use of a well-known lyric from Follies, as well as
from Ted Chapin, the President and Executive Director of
The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization and author
of the book Everything Was Possible.

As Kurt says,  “I am thrilled with this honor and vote of
confidence from Stephen and Ted.  Victoria and I owe so
much to Stephen and Follies for the beginnings of our careers.
To have this opportunity to revisit that time is a wonderful gift.”

Capture Now is the story of the relationship between two young
brothers, the "coming of age" of the older brother and the love of
the family and friends who help move him through difficult times...
an understatement.

The play takes place on Long Island in the late '80s-early '90s and
features music of cool groups that the brothers share a passion
for as they learn to "Rock."

Josh Jonas was born and raised on Long Island and attended
Boston University where he received his BFA in acting. His other
writing credits include the one acts Elvis Savant and No-Hitter. He
was see in the New York premeires of Belly of The Whale and
Divinity Bash and was also the lead in the film Worn Like a Tattoo
with Billy Drago.

Larry Moss, the founder of the Larry Moss Studio and author of the acclaimed book The Intent To Live,
developed and directed the Obie, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Award-winning The Syringa Tree.
He directed Runt of The Litter, Beast on The Moon and RFK. Larry has coached a number of actors, many of
whom are award winners or nominees. He coached Helen Hunt in As Good As it Gets (Academny Award);
Hank Azaria in Tuesdays with Morrie (Emmy); Hilary Swank in Boys Don't Cry (Academy Award),
The Affair of the Necklace, and Million Dollar Baby (Academy Award); Leonard DiCaprio in The Aviator
(Academy Award Nomination); Michael Clark Duncan in The Green Mile (Academy Award Nomination);
and many, many others.

Kurt will be co-producing Capture Now with Jane Bergére, whose producing credits are Broadway:
Minsky's, Curtains., 13–The Musical, All My Sons, Glengarry Glen Ross (Tony Award, Best Play Revival);
Caroline or Change (Tony nomination, Best Musical); Metamorphoses (Lucille Lortel, Drama Desk and
Drama League Awards, Best Play and Tony nomination, Best Play); Off-Broadway: The Exonerated
(Drama Desk Award, Best Play and Lucille Lortel Award); Houdini the Musical. Also The Exonerated
national tour and London.

Visit www.capturenowtheplay.com and in the not too distant future, www.capturenowthefilm.com.

Visit the CAPTURE NOW production page for additional links and photos.

 Captain Louie, the wonderful Stephen Schwartz family musical co-produced by JWP
has now been released and is being licensed by Music Theatre International.

In both the Broadway and Broadway Jr. versions, the show is now available
and being staged by young performers for audiences  around the world.
Check the website musicalschwartz.com/captain-louie.htm for information and locations.

Kurt, of course, was in the non-hit Jerry Herman show, Dear World.