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Joel Markowitz Tribute, July 2017

7/22/2017

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By Henrik Eger and the Philadelphia writers for DC Metro Theater Arts
A tribute to Joel Markowitz, Publisher and Editor, Reviewer, and Columnist of DC Metro Theater Arts. To JOEL from your Writers in Philadelphia with LOVE.

Celeste Mann, Henrik Eger, Lisa Panzer, Steve Cohen, Tim Dunleavy, and the Philadelphia team of writers for DC Metro Theater Arts.

​Script: Henrik Eger Development: Lisa Panzer Music: “There’s no business like showbusiness” by Irving Berlin, performed by Ethel Merman, 1954; and “The Klezmer: Clarinet & Violin Best famous Jewish Music.” Editor: Nick Mazzuca July 2017
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