Title: Road Show (film)
Content: Adolphe Menjou ; Carole Landis ; John Hubbard ; Charles Butterworth ; Patsy Kelly ; Shemp Howard ; George E. Stone ; Margaret Roach ; Polly Ann Young ; Edward Norris ; Marjorie Woodworth ; Florence Bates ; Willie Best ; The Charioteers 
Title: Road Show (musical)
Content:  is connected to what we hope the show is about," Weidman said. The musical opened at the Menier Chocolate Factory, London in previews on June 24, 2011, officially on July 6 and closed on September 18. John Doyle was the director and designer, with a cast featuring Michael Jibson, David Bedella, and Jon Robyns. The U.S. regional premiere opened at Stages Repertory Theatre in Houston, Texas on May 22, 2013, directed by Kenn McLaughlin. The cast featured Tom Frey and L. Jay Meyer, playing Wilson and Addison Mizner, respectively, along with Susan Shofner as Mama, Jimmy Phillips as Papa, and Michael McClure as Hollis. Rounding out the cast were Cameron Bautsch, Bridget Bierne, Hunter Frederick, 
Title: Road Show (film)
Content: The Charioteers - "I Should Have Known You Years Ago" (Written by Hoagy Carmichael, lyrics by Harris Robison) ; Carole Landis (dubbed by Martha Mears) - "I Should Have Known You Years Ago" (Written by Hoagy Carmichael, lyrics by Harris Robison) ; The Charioteers - "Calliope Jane" (Written by Hoagy Carmichael) ; The Charioteers - "Yum Yum" (Written by Hoagy Carmichael) 
Title: Road Show (musical)
Content:  Myers, Amanda Parker, Amanda Passanante, Tom Prior, and Brandon Whitley. A production opened at the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre on March 13, 2014, starring Andrew Rothenberg as Wilson and Michael Aaron Lidner as Addison. The New England premiere of Road Show ran from January 12 to February 11, 2018 at The Lyric Stage Company of Boston in Boston, Massachusetts. In 2019, Road Show was presented as part of the Encores! Off-Center season at New York City Center from July 24–27. This production starred Brandon Uranowitz as Addison, Raúl Esparza as Wilson, Chuck Cooper as Papa Mizner, Mary Beth Peil as Mama Mizner, and Jin Ha as Hollis Bessemer and was directed and choreographed by Will Davis.
Title: Road Show (musical)
Content:  titled Road Show, rewritten without an intermission and without the leading female character of Nellie (who had been added for 2003 production), opened Off-Broadway at The Public Theater's Newman Theater in previews on October 28, 2008, officially opening on November 18, and closing December 28, 2008. John Doyle was the director and designer, with Michael Cerveris and Alexander Gemignani playing brothers Wilson and Addison Mizner respectively, Alma Cuervo as Mama, Claybourne Elder as Hollis, and William Parry as Papa. This production won the 2009 Obie Award for Music and Lyrics. and the Drama Desk Award, Outstanding Lyrics (Sondheim). The title changes reflect attempts by the creators to hone the show's story and themes. "Ideally the 
Title: Road Show (album)
Content: Stan Kenton – piano, conductor (tracks 1–5, 7, 8, 10–12 & 16–20) ; June Christy – vocals (tracks 5–10 & 17–19) ; The Four Freshmen – vocal group (tracks 11–15 & 17–19) ; Ken Albers ; Don Barbour ; Ross Barbour ; Bob Flanigan ; Bud Brisbois, Rolf Ericson, Bill Mathieu, Roger Middleton, Dalton Smith – trumpet (tracks 1–5, 7, 8, 10–12 & 16–20) ; Kent Larsen, Archie LeCoque, Don Sebesky – trombone (tracks 1–5, 7, 8, 10–12 & 16–20) ; Jim Amlotte, Bob Knight – bass trombone (tracks 1–5, 7, 8, 10–12 & 16–20) ; Charlie Mariano – alto saxophone (tracks 1–5, 7, 8, 10–12 & 16–20) ; Ronnie Rubin, Bill Trujillo – tenor saxophone (tracks 1–5, 7, 8, 10–12 & 16–20) ; Marvin Holladay, Jack Nimitz – baritone saxophone (tracks 1–5, 7, 8, 10–12 & 16–20) ; Joe Castro – piano (tracks 6 & 10) ; Pete Chevily – bass (tracks 1–12 & 16–20) ; Jimmy Campbell – drums (tracks 1–12 & 16–20) ; Mike Pacheco – Cuban drums (tracks 1–5, 7, 8, 10–12 & 16–20) 
Title: Road Show (musical)
Content:  Road Show (previously titled Bounce, and before that Wise Guys, and Gold!) is a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and a book by John Weidman. It tells the story of Addison Mizner and his brother Wilson Mizner's adventures across America from the beginning of the twentieth century during the Klondike gold rush to the Florida real estate boom of the 1920s. The musical takes considerable liberties with the facts of the brothers' lives. The history and evolution of the show are extraordinarily complex, with numerous different versions and recordings. After a 1999 workshop in New York City, the musical was produced in Chicago and Washington, D.C. in 2003 under the title Bounce, but it did not achieve much success. A revised version of the musical premiered Off-Broadway in New York in October 2008.
Title: Road Show (film)
Content:  Road Show is a 1941 American film directed by Hal Roach.
Title: Road Show (musical)
Content:  An original cast recording of the 2003 version (then titled Bounce) was released on May 4, 2004 by Nonesuch Records. An original cast recording of the 2008 Public Theater production was released June 30, 2009 by PS Classics and Nonesuch Records.
Title: Road Show (musical)
Content:  that gently propels the opening duet...their trajectory feels as straight and flat as a time line in a history book. The bounce in Bounce is never very high...Much of the music, while whispering of earlier, more flashily complex Sondheim scores, has a conventional surface perkiness that suggests a more old-fashioned, crowd-pleasing kind of show than is this composer's wont. But his extraordinary gift for stealthily weaving dark motifs into a brighter musical fabric is definitely in evidence, mellifluously rendered in the peerless Jonathan Tunick's orchestrations." Brantley, in his review of the 2008 production, praised Cerveris and Gemignani, but declares that, "The problem is that this musical's travelogue structure precludes its digging deep. It hints at dark and shimmering glories beneath the surface that it never fully mines. Like its leading characters, 'Road Show' doesn’t quite know what to do with the riches at its disposal."

Question: Who was the composer of Road Show?
Answer: Stephen Sondheim.
Stephen Joshua Sondheim.