William Pacholski loves the Great Comet
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William Pacholski, the owner and founder of the Portland Psychic School, talks with me about Dave Malloy's musical Natasha and Pierre and the Great Comet of 1912. The Great Comet ran on Broadway for nearly a year, closing on September 3, 2017, but as you'll hear - it was performed in a variety of venues for a few years as Dave Malloy developed the show.
Additional Links
The One That Got Away videos are all on Vimeo. Here's Eric Himan performing Both Hands as a taste of the show.
The cast recording of The Great Comet is available on Spotify and lots of other places.
Dave Malloy - the artistic genius