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Stew

PerformerWriterLyricistComposerOrchestratorMusical Supervisor

Stew is a Broadway performer known for Passing Strange. Explore their Broadway credits, shows, and songs below.

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About

Stew is a Broadway performer and book writer who appeared in 2008. Credits include Passing Strange. Awards include Tony Award® Best Book of a Musical (2008), Drama Desk Award Outstanding Lyrics (2008), and Drama Desk Award Outstanding Music (2008). Originally from Los Angeles, California.

Personal Details

Born
August 16, 1961
Hometown
Los Angeles, California, USA

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Stew?
Stew is a Broadway performer known for Passing Strange. Stew is a Broadway performer and book writer who appeared in 2008. Credits include Passing Strange. Awards include Tony Award® Best Book of a Musical (2008), Drama Desk Award Outstanding Lyrics (2008), and Drama Desk Award Outstanding Music (2008). Originally from Los Angeles, California.
What shows has Stew appeared in?
Stew has appeared in Passing Strange.
What roles has Stew played?
Stew has played roles as Performer, Writer, Lyricist, Composer, Orchestrator, Musical Supervisor.
Can I see Stew at Sing with the Stars?
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Roles

Performer Writer Lyricist Composer Orchestrator Musical Supervisor

Broadway Shows

Stew has appeared in the following Broadway shows:

Characters

Characters from shows Stew appeared in:

Songs from shows Stew appeared in:

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