Original Cast Album: Company

Year: 1970

Runtime: 53 min

Language: English

Director: D.A. Pennebaker

Documentary

This documentary captures the vibrant energy of Stephen Sondheim’s acclaimed musical "Company" during its 1970 Broadway run. It showcases the cast’s dynamic recording session, offering glimpses into their creative process and playful interactions with Sondheim himself. The film also highlights Elaine Stritch’s unforgettable performance of “The Ladies Who Lunch,” providing a unique look at a landmark moment in musical theater history.

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