Steven Silverstein

December 2002

Steven’s song “Christmas Eve is for the Young” will be performed on Sunday December 15th sung by Jessica Bashline, music by Steven Silverstein and Lyrics by Barbara Campbell. The song will be performed at the Donnell Library on 53rd st closest to 5th avenue. Happy Holidays!

The Fall of 2002

Steven was music director for this year’s Princeton Triangle Club on Nov. 15-17., entitled THIS SIDE OF PARODYClick here for more information.

Music Director for Michael Phelan and Jamie Smith/s encore act at Dont Tell Mamas’ “A Wig and A Prayer” on August 28, 29, September 4 and 7.

Steven was once again the music director for William Ryall’s cabaret act at Don’t Tell Mama at 7 PM, on Sunday September 15 and 9:30 PM on Monday September 16. This act will include original material written by Ryall and Silverstein (“Me, and “Good Grooming”). Click on the below flyer to to see the flyer in detail. Click here to see the review from TheatreMania.com. – – – This just in: This show was just awarded Best Cabaret Debut of 2002 by Theater Mania. Click here to see the annoucement and winners in other categories.

Steven has written new arrangements for songs like “I’m Never Afraid,” “Mommy’s are People” and “It’s All Right To Cry” for Inside Broadway’s Free To Be. Unfortunately, the show was pulled by the creator of Free To Be.

The Summer of 2002

Most recently, Music Director for LI premiere of Pirates Unbound With John Egan (currently in Jesus Christ Superstar at Westchester Broadway Theatre), Steven has adapted a new production of Pirates of Penzance,this version was premiered in Westchester County in March. A related article about the show premiered in the South Hampton Press on August 15.

Music Director for Theatre Barn’s production of “My Way” (June, 2002). Click here for a review in the Times Union that mentions “Steven Silverstein’s nifty, deliberately jazzy arrangement of I Only have Eyes For You“.

Music Director for Alison Fraser for upcoming event at Utica (July 12, 2002)

Music Director for Michael Phelan and Jamie Smith at Dont Tell Mamas’ debut act. “With A Wig and A Prayer” (July 2002)

Release of CD, Quel Fromage with singers including Alison Fraser. (May 2002) For more information on this CD please click here. The price of the CD is $16.99. If you are in NYC, you can purchase the Cd at Colony Music (49th and Broadway) and Tower Records (67 and Broadway). If you’re in LA, you can purchase The Towns and Be There” (two of my songs) were played on “The Joey Reynolds Show”, Radio 710 WOR – New York on Tuesday July 20th. More details on the show are at http://www.wor710.com

Copyist for most recent commissioned work composed by Brad Ross. Debut at Kennedy Center in Washington DC (May 2002)

Assistant to Joe Baker on new Steve Lutvak musical reading – (May 2002)

Pianist for Helen Baldassare’s Musical Theatre Class at the Lark Theatre (May 18, 2002)

Sunday May 5, 2002

Steven will serve as music director again for William Ryall’s debut cabaret act at Don’t Tell Mama at 7 PM, Sunday May 5, 2002. This act will include original material written by Ryall and Silverstein (“Me, and “Good Grooming”). Click on the below flyer to to see the flyer in detail. Click here to see the review from TheatreMania.com.

April 26 27 & 28, 2002

At the Maverick Theatre Steven was the Pianist/Arranger for Sing Sing Sing

March 14-17, 2002

With John Egan (currently in Jesus Christ Superstar at Westchester Broadway Theatre), Steven has adapted a new production of Pirates of Penzance, that will be premiering at Blind Brook High School in Rye Brook, NY. Steven has provided new vocal arrangements, new orchestrations and some very interesting musical surprises! The dates are March 14-17. Please email Steven at Steven [email protected] for further information.

January 28, 2002

Steven’s song, “Be There” (written with Michael Colby) performed by Jill Geddes (Honk!) will be presented as part of the annual Valentine New Songwriter Evening at the players club. For more info call 206-1515. Performers include Julie Reyburn (MAC Winner). Their song “Finally We Duet” is part of the new musical revue “Sex” the musical and was recorded by Husband and Wife actor and actress Steven Berger and Jan Herndon.