Harold Prince

Harold Prince has been a director and a producer in the theater since 1954. Among his early productions were West Side Story and Fiddler on the Roof. He directed the original productions of Cabaret, Evita, Phantom of the Opera, and currently Lovemusik, as well as a number of interim productions in the US and in opera houses around the world.

Currently

  • Our Future Is In Your Hands

    June 1, 2007

    A cultural icon advises Gettysburg College graduates that social disengagement puts at risk everything unique and idealistic about our way of life.

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