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John Michael Tebelak

JOHN MICHAEL TEBELAK   (1949 - 1985)

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John-Michael was born on November 1st 1949. He graduated from Berea High School, Ohio in 1966. He wrote "Godspell" at the age of 22 as his Masters thesis project. He was studying Greek and Roman mythology. He went to an Easter vigil at St. Paul's Cathedral, Pittsburgh and because of the way he was dressed - T-shirt and overalls he was frisked by police for drugs. This spurred him into a writing frenzy - the result being "Godspell". John-Michael directed numerous plays and received the award for the Most Promising Director of 1971 presented by New York Drama Desk. He co-wrote the film adaptation of "Godspell". He died , aged 36 on April 2nd 1985 of a heart attack.

Plays by John Michael Tebelak

JOHN MICHAEL TEBELAK

Godspell

1st Produced:

La MaMa E.T.C., 74A East 4th Street, New York, NY 10003 >>>

24 Feb 1971

Company:

n/a

1st Published:

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ISBN/ASIN:

ARCD-8304

Music:

Original cast recording: Arista (ARCD 8304)

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#61444

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Genre:

Musical

Parts:

Male

5

Female

5

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Notes:

Book by John Michael Tebelak, Composer: Duane Bolick (new lyrics by Stephen Schwartz for Broadhurst Theatre, NY, production 22 Jun 1976)

Godspell

Jesus and the disciples portrayed as a group of hippies.

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