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All For You - Unsung Sondheim
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Performed by: Davis Gaines
Saturday Night (1955) was Stephens Sondheim's professional Broadway debut . . . almost. The show, an adaption of Front Porch in Brooklyn, a play by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein, the twin brother academy award-winning screenwriting team responsible for, among other things, the timelessly corny screenplay of Casablanca, rose up hopefully for a brief span of either well-received backer's auditions around town during the early months of 1955, before the untimely death of its 40 year-old producer, the celebrated Broadway set designer Lemuel Ayers, buried Saturday Night for good in August of that year.
"ALL FOR YOU" would have been the show's second act ballad, a majestic Richard Rodgers- derived declaration sung by a love-struck ingenue to the hero who was by now in trouble with the law and sorely in need of an encouraging word.
Saturday Night (1955) was Stephens Sondheim's professional Broadway debut . . . almost. The show, an adaption of Front Porch in Brooklyn, a play by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein, the twin brother academy award-winning screenwriting team responsible for, among other things, the timelessly corny screenplay of Casablanca, rose up hopefully for a brief span of either well-received backer's auditions around town during the early months of 1955, before the untimely death of its 40 year-old producer, the celebrated Broadway set designer Lemuel Ayers, buried Saturday Night for good in August of that year.
"ALL FOR YOU" would have been the show's second act ballad, a majestic Richard Rodgers- derived declaration sung by a love-struck ingenue to the hero who was by now in trouble with the law and sorely in need of an encouraging word.
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