Smash (series) (2012)
Année de sortie: 2012
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Kasszasiker, Жизнь как шоу, 一鳴驚人
Réalisateur: Adam Bernstein, Casey Nicholaw, Craig Zisk, Dan Lerner, Daniel Attias
Writer: Bathsheba Doran, Becky Mode, Bryan Goluboff, David Marshall Grant, Elisa Zuritsky
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Jordon Nardino
Co-Producer: Alex Shevchenko, Dana J. Kuznetzkoff
Executive Producer: Darryl Frank, Steven Spielberg
Sociétés: DreamWorks Television, Universal Television
Genre: Drama, Musical, Tv Series
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: broadway musical, new york city
Histoire
Smash follows the journey of a Broadway musical based on the life of Marilyn Monroe, titled 'Bombshell'. The series begins with a songwriting duo, Tom Levitt and Julia Houston, presenting their unfinished musical to producer Eileen Rand, who becomes determined to bring it to life. The creative team holds auditions for the lead role of Marilyn, attracting talented performers like Karen Cartwright and Ivy Lynn, both of whom embody different aspects of Marilyn's persona. As rehearsals commence, tensions rise among the cast and crew, with rivalries forming between Karen and Ivy, as well as within the writing team of Tom and Julia. Meanwhile, director Derek Wills navigates his own personal struggles while trying to maintain control over the production. Throughout the series, various challenges arise both on-stage and off-stage, including competition for roles, limited investor dollars, and professional rivalries among those involved in bringing 'Bombshell' to Broadway.
Résumé
Smash, a musical drama series created by Theresa Rebeck, offers an insider's look into the cutthroat world of Broadway theater. Set primarily in New York City, the show explores the creative process behind mounting a lavish Broadway production, focusing on the ambitious musical 'Bombshell', which centers around the life and legend of Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe. The series delves into the personal lives and professional aspirations of those involved in bringing this spectacle to life, highlighting the complexities of collaboration, competition, and the pursuit of artistic perfection amidst the pressure-cooker environment of the Great White Way.
