HELLO! MY BABY

Monday, March 29, 7:30PM

The Theatre Company at CAP21 presents:

Hello! My Baby

Book by Cheri Steinkellner

Music Supervision and Arrangements by Georgia Stitt

Musical Direction by Aron Accurso

Directed by Cheri Steinkellner and Janet Brenner

Cast Featuring: Harrison Brian Fuchs, Charlotte Maltby, Ashley Mortensen, Emma Steinkellner, Ashley Kane, Matt Gibson, Howard McGillin, Nick Austin, Kevin Metzger, Adam Mosebach, Robbie Metzbower, Jacob Hoffman, Julie Halston, and Robert Creighton

HELLO! MY BABY weaves an updated Tin Pan Alley score into a new-fashioned story of teen song-pluggers, gangsters, immigrants, and debutantes on the Lower East Side of New York, as they fall in love, peddle tunes, gender-swap, and two-step over society to make their dreams come true via the brand-new art form they're making up as they go along: American Popular Music.


Monday, March 29th at 7:30PM

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18 West 18th Street, 6th Floor

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LET ONE CHILD SEE

LET ONE CHILD SEE
Music by Georgia Stitt
Lyrics by Bil Wright
©2000 Geocate Music (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved

Cole Burden, singer


You've made me see
that life is still around here living,
that in the wind somewhere,
a child may be singing.
Please speak to me, Earth.
Tell me that I can be.
Of all the things that God has made,
He's just as proud of me.
Let one child see.

You've made me see
that from the darkness may come learning.
That in the night somewhere
a lifefire may be burning.
Please speak to me, Earth.
Tell me that I can be.
Of all the things my God has made,
He's just as proud of me.
Let one child see.
You've made me see.
Let one child see.

And should someone ask, "Was there love here?"
I'll say that it shone through the rain.
And if they should ask about giving,
I'll look through my memory and see
someone who got so much from living
and gave it all day by day to me.
Let one child see.

You've made me see
that lives are still around here living,
that on these streets somewhere
my own child may be praying.
Please speak to me, Earth.
Tell me that I can be.
Is Is this a place where I'll find grace,
and stumbling blocks become the rocks
on which my on which my life can stand?
Now hear me, God!
As you've shown me, please let just one child see!
Let one child see.