Inspired while on a vacation to Tallinn, Broadway director Tony Spinosa has written a musical about Estonia's Singing Revolution.
Neil Haskell performs ‘Lift it Up’ from ‘Singing Revolution: the musical’ in newest studio session video
Broadway Veteran, Estonians, and an Irish playwright, team up to bring the legendary story of the Singing Revolution to the New York theatre community. The production is initiated by an American director/choreographer, Tony Spinosa and co-book writer, James Bearhart.
The story is inspired by the Estonian emancipation from the Soviet Union in 1991. Spinosa and Bearhart, along with New York-based, Estonian brand manager Valev Laube propel the production to Broadway.
Estonian Pop Star Uku Suviste debuts ‘LIFT IT UP’ and ‘THAT’S WHAT I’M FIGHTING FOR’ at the Estonia 100 Gala at the Essex House.
At Shetler Studios with Ben Rappaport, Megan Kane, Frank Berry, Kristi Roosmaa, Maree Johnson, Jane Cooke, Sam Zeller, and Chris Hoch.
Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves invites Tony Spinosa to attend the ‘2016 International Meeting of Friends of Estonia’ in Tallinn.
Estonia sang its way out of the Soviet Union. Can it open up to the world and keep its revolutionary musical tradition intact? – an article about the long tradition of song in Estonia by The Atlantic
