ALBERT TAPPER (Composer) -- is a writer, composer
and lyricist having written two Off-Broadway musicals. He wrote his first
musical while still in college. Since then he has written special material
for regional productions and has produced two albums of his own songs.
Mr. Tapper composed the ballet, "The Seduction of Bethsheeba" whose premiere
performance at Mechanics Hall was presented by the Massachusetts Symphony
Orchestra. His first musical was DAVID, performed at the Arena Stage in
Washington, D.C. in 1992. Mr. Tapper has also created and written six books on
humor published by Andrews McMeel and Company. The books are titled:
"A Guy Goes Into A Bar"; "A Guy Goes Into A Psychiatrist's Office";
"A Minister, A Priest And A Rabbi"; "Sports"; "Four Score and Seven",
a political book; and "AWOL" (A Week Of Laughs). He is currently at work on a
new musical comedy about Brooklyn getting another major league baseball
franchise called THE BROOKLYN BAMMERS. Mr. Tapper is a member of the
Dramatists Guild of America and a member of ASCAP (American Society of
Composers and Publishers). |
