Be Our Guest with Sheilah Rae

<p>Sheilah has been a performer in such Broadway musicals as Fiddler On the Roof,&nbsp;<em>Applause,&nbsp;The Rothschilds</em>, and&nbsp;<em>Company.&nbsp;&nbsp;</em>Recently she appeared in&nbsp;<a href="http://www.prospecttheater.org/?utm_campaign=%20Musical%20Theatre%20Radio&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_source=Revue%20newsletter" target="_blank">Prospect Theater Company</a>’s&nbsp;<em>“Evergreen”</em>&nbsp;at the Times Center. She served on the production team of Rupert Holmes’ Broadway thrillers,&nbsp;<em>“Accomplice”</em>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<em>“Solitary Confinement”</em>&nbsp;starring Stacy Keach. As a partner in her own music production company, she produced original music and/or lyrics for such clients as Time, People, Doritos, Beechnut Baby Food, BenGay, etc. As a songwriter, she has written numerous pop songs for both New York and Nashville recording artists, been a recording artist on RCA, performed in nightclubs, sung back-up for such artists as Barry Manilow, and written a variety of theme songs for TV.</p> <p>She co-created&nbsp;<em>Funny, You Don’t Look Like A Grandmother</em>&nbsp;with Lois Wyse and Robert Waldman, which she also produced in Los Angeles where it ran for a year and a half, and continues to play all over the country and is published by Samuel French. She is lyricist and co-book writer of&nbsp;<em>The Belle of Tombstone</em>&nbsp;(formerly known as<em>&nbsp;I Married Wyatt Earp)&nbsp;</em>with Thomas Edward West&nbsp;and composer Michele Brourman.</p>