Live theater continues to return to stages across the region. The latest big show that is expected to thrill audiences in Philadelphia is “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical.” jimdonovancbs3 spoke with the stars of the show ⬇️
Live theater continues to return to stages across the Philadelphia region. The latest big show expected to thrill audiences in Philly is “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical.”The story is based on King’s life story, from her early days as a Brooklyn teenager struggling to enter the record business to her rise to stardom in the music industry.“It’s really special because I have been part of the show for so long,” Sheperd said.
The production showcases 26 hit songs often written with her songwriting partner and husband Gerry Goffin, who is played by James D. Gish. “We are actually following Carole’s life so you understand the meaning behind these songs, the significance in her life and Gerry’s life and all the characters’ lives and where they were in life,” Gish said. “And so, there’s this deeper meaning when you’re being introduced to this song because most often you’re hearing the song when they are playing it for the first time or performing for the first time.
“Early on she wrote all of these songs for other people that you didn’t even realize she wrote,” Sheperd said. “So it’s just like hit after hit after hit and you’re like, ‘Oh my gosh she wrote that? They wrote that?’ So it’s constant all these songs you knew but you didn’t realize she was behind it.”“There has been this sort of energy with audiences,” Gish said. “That you can just tell they are happy to be back and to be seeing shows again.
“Beautiful, The Carole King Musical” will be playing at The Kimmel Cultural Campus’ Academy of Music from Tuesday night through Sunday.
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