ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月19日 01時04分

It’s hard to overemphasize Stephen Sondheim’s influence on American musical theater. As a young man, he was mentored by Oscar Hammerstein II of Rodgers and Hammerstein, who revolutionized musicals with “Oklahoma!” In that duo's hands, #musicaltheater matured into a storytelling art form. Sondheim built on their innovations by experimenting relentlessly with subject matter and form: from his early lyrics for “West Side Story” to more than 50 years’ worth of scores that have pushed boundaries. This week, #StephenSondheim — photographed here by @colin_dodgson — is featured in @tmagazine’s annual Greats issue. “He is musical theater’s greatest lyricist, full stop,” writes ‘Hamilton’ creator Lin-Manuel Miranda. “We now talk about his work the way we talk about Shakespeare or Dickens or Picasso.” #Sondheim was one of the first people #LinManuelMiranda told about his idea for a musical about Alexander Hamilton. “He threw back his head in laughter and clapped his hands,” Lin-Manuel writes in @tmagazine. “‘That is exactly what you should be doing. No one will expect that from you. How fantastic.’ That moment alone, the joy of surprising Sondheim, sustained me through many rough writing nights and missed deadlines.” Visit the link in our profile to read their #TGreats17 conversation.

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