Scott Wittman

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Scott Wittman is an American director, lyricist, and writer for Broadway, concerts, and television. He received Tony, Grammy, and Drama Desk Awards for co-writing the lyrics for the Broadway musical Hairspray, while the music was written by his life partner Marc Shaiman.^[1]

Contents 1 Concert & theatre work (as director and/or writer) 2 Productions 3 References 4 External links

[edit] Concert & theatre work (as director and/or writer)

• Kristin Chenoweth
• Dame Edna
• Nathan Lane
• Darlene Love
• Patti LuPone
• Bette Midler
• Sarah Jessica Parker
• Martin Short
• Jayne County
• Sandy Duncan
• Christine Ebersole
• Ellen Foley
• Annie Golden
• Debbie Gravitte
• The High-Heeled Women
• Allison Janney
• Madeline Kahn
• Lainie Kazan
• Laura Kenyon
• Ute Lemper
• Lypsinka
• Ann Magnuson
• Andrea Martin
• Lonette McKee
• Zora Rasmussen
• Elaine Stritch
• Bruce Vilanch
• Rufus Wainwright
• Raquel Welch
• Holly Woodlawn

[edit] Productions

Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me [Original, Musical, Sketches], Lyrics by Scott Wittman;, Conceived by Scott Wittman, Jul 29, 2006 - Jan 27, 2007 (Cast album available on Ghostlight Records - www.sh-k-boom.com)

Hairspray [Original, Musical, Comedy], Lyrics by Scott Wittman, Aug 15, 2002 -

Matters of the Heart [Original, Special, Solo, Concert], Directed by Scott Wittman;, Conceived by Scott Wittman, Nov 13, 2000 - Dec 17, 2000

Patti LuPone on Broadway [Original, Special, Concert, Solo], Directed by Scott Wittman;, Conceived by Scott Wittman

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Scott Wittman at the Internet Movie Database