Happy Independence Day–Let’s celebrate Jersey Style! In 2009, a select group of JERSEY BOYS cast members across America performed a medley of hits from the show, with a new orchestration by Steve Orich, at “A Capitol Fourth” celebration in Washington DC. Appearing in this fantastic performance were Jarrod Spector as Frankie Valli, Josh Franklin […]
(more...)JERSEY BOYS orchestrator Steve Orich will be musical directing a terrific new production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum for the Reprise Theatre Company at UCLA later this month. Besides conducting a 22-piece orchestra, he has also written several new orchestrations for the show.
A Funny Thing Happened […]
Emily Cary of The Washington Examiner has a terrific interview with JERSEY BOYS orchestrator Steve Orich, who had moved from New York to California to focus on scoring films and television when music director Ron Melrose called to alert him about a little musical La Jolla Playhouse was mounting and suggested that he might be […]
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The Michael Jackson Tribute Concert, co-produced by Erich Bergen, will take place on Saturday, August 29 at 3:00PM at the Palms Casino Hotel!
Jersey Boys will be singing a brand new arrangement of the Jackson 5 hit “I’ll Be There” arranged by Steve Orich, and will be backed by a 13-piece orchestra. In addition, Jersey Boys […]
Jersey Boys’ Erich Bergen is producing the “Las Vegas Celebrates the Music of Michael Jackson” benefit concert, which will be taking place at the Palms Casino Hotel on Saturday, August 29th, at 3:00PM!
This concert will feature the best of Las Vegas entertainment performing hits from the King of Pop’s songbook–all while raising money for a […]
A select group of JERSEY BOYS cast members across America perform a medley of hits from the show, with a new orchestration by Steve Orich, at “A Capitol Fourth” celebration in Washington DC. Appearing in this fantastic performance are Jarrod Spector as Frankie Valli, Josh Franklin as Bob Gaudio, Michael Ingersoll as Nick Massi […]
(more...)TheatreinChicago.com reports that the latest work from Jersey Boys writers Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, Turn of the Century, begins at the Goodman Theatre September 19 and will run through November 2.
Turn of the Century, a star-studded romantic tour through time and the American songbook, is directed by the nine-time Tony Award-winning director/ choreographer […]
News from Chicago! Jersey Boys’ Tony Award-nominated orchestrator Steve Orich is orchestrating Marshall Brickman’s and Rick Elice’s new musical, Turn of the Century, which will run at Goodman’s Albert Theatre in Chicago from September 19-October 25.
Orich will be joining nine-time Tony winner Tommy Tune, who will direct the new musical that stars Jeff […]
Jersey Boys Orchestrator Steve Orich had quite the amazing day today!
Steve was nominated for a 2007 LA Stage Alliance Ovation Award for Best Musical Direction for Can-Can at the Pasadena Playhouse. The Pasadena Playhouse’s production of Can-Can received a total of 12 nominations!
Last week, Snapshots, a musical that Steve orchestrated, opened at the Human […]
Playbill.com reports that Jersey Boys’ Orchestrator Steve Orich is part of the creative team that will give the Cole Porter musical comedy Can-Can a fresh take in a world-premier at Pasadena Playhouse.
David Lee and Joel Fields have revised the book for the musical, which begins previews June 28 and opens July 6 at the California […]
The Advocate.com has a feature on Maxine Lapiduss’s newest comedy venture—Mackie’s Com-Varie-Ality Show, which will play in Los Angeles on December 5, 6, and 8 at Hollywood’s M Bar. The show includes her “showstopping lesbian love lament” to the Secretary of Her Tortured State, Condoleezza Rice. The number, simply called “Condi,” would make the President […]
(more...)Jersey Boys Blog had the amazing privilege to speak with Jersey Boys’ Tony-nominated Orchestrator Steve Orich, who has had an outstanding career as an orchestrator, composer, arranger, and musical director in a variety of mediums over the past 30 years.
As I listened to Steve Orich and learned more about the orchestration process, it appears […]
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