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With Marc Shaiman, won a 2003 Tony Award for Best Score of a Musical for "Hairspray".
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2012-2013 Smash (TV series)
– The Song (2013) (music: "I Can't Let Go" / lyrics: "I Can't Let Go")
– The Dramaturg (2013) (music: "Good For You", "They Just Keep Moving The Line", "Our Little Secret" / lyrics: "Good For You", "They Just Keep Moving The Line", "Our Little Secret")
– On Broadway (2013) (music: "Cut, Print ... Moving On", "Mama Makes Three", "Broadway, Here I Come" / lyrics: "Cut, Print ... Moving On", "Mama Makes Three", "Broadway, Here I Come")
– The Fallout (2013) (music: "Would I Lie To You?", "Caught In The Storm", "They Just Keep Moving The Line", "Broadway, Here I Come" / lyrics: "Would I Lie To You?", "Caught In The Storm", "They Just Keep Moving The Line", "Broadway, Here I Come")
– Bombshell (2012) (music: "I Never Met A Wolf Who Didn't Love To Howl", "Mr. & Mrs. Smith", "Don't Forget Me", "Let Me Be Your Star", "The 20th Century Fox Mambo", "On Lexington & 52nd Street", "Second-Hand White Baby Grand", "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" - reprise / lyrics: "I Never Met A Wolf Who Didn't Love To Howl", "Mr. & Mrs. Smith", "Don't Forget Me", "Let Me Be Your Star", "The 20th Century Fox Mambo", "On Lexington & 52nd Street", "Second-Hand White Baby Grand", "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" - reprise)
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2012 This Is 40 (writer: "You Can't Stop the Beat")
 
2009-2012 Dancing with the Stars (TV series)
– Week 2 (2012) (lyrics: "The Nicest Kids in Town")
– Round Ten: Finals (2009) (lyrics: "You Can't Stop the Beat" - uncredited)
 
2012 Bunheads (TV series)
– Pilot (2012) (lyrics: "Jet Set" - uncredited)
 
2011 Glee (TV series)
– The Purple Piano Project (2011) (writer: "You Can't Stop The Beat" - uncredited)
 
2011 The 65th Annual Tony Awards (TV movie) (lyrics: "Live in Living Color/Don't Break the Rules")
 
2011 Late Show with David Letterman (TV series)
– Dr. Phil/Chris Hemsworth/Catch Me If You Can (2011) (lyrics: "Don't Break the Rules" - uncredited)
 
2011 The Early Show (TV series)
– Episode dated 4 January 2011 (2011) (writer: "Good Morning Baltimore" - uncredited)
 
2010 Dancing with the Stars (TV series)
– 2010 Grand Finale (2010) (lyrics: "Medley: Good Morning Baltimore/Welcome to the 60's/You Can't Stop the Beat")
 
2010 Dancing on Ice (TV series)
– Episode #5.10 (2010) (writer: "Welcome to the 60's")
 
2009 Loose Women (TV series)
– Episode #14.42 (2009) (writer: "You Can't Stop the Beat")
 
2009 The 63rd Annual Tony Awards (TV special) (lyrics: "Tonight Finale")
 
2007 Hairspray (writer: "I Can Hear the Bells", "Ladies' Choice", "It's Hairspray", "Come So Far Got So Far To Go", "Mama, I'm A Big Girl Now" / lyrics: "Good Morning Baltimore" 2000, "The Nicest Kids in Town" 2001, "It Takes Two" 2001, " The Legend of Miss Baltimore Crabs" 2002, "Breakout" 2007, "The New Girl in Town", "Welcome to the 60s", "The Nicest Kids in Town Reprise" 2001, "The New Girl in Town" 2007, "Welcome to the 60s" 2000, "Run and Tell That" 2001, "Big, Blonde and Beautiful" 2000, "Boink Boink" 2007, "Trouble on the Line" 2007, "Big, Blonde and Beautiful Reprise" 2007, " You're Timeless to Me" 2001, "I Know Where I've Been" 2000, "Tied Up in the Knots of Sin" 2007, "Without Love" 2001, "Breakout", "You Can't Stop the Beat" 2001, "Boink Boink", "Trouble on the Line", "Cooties" 2002)
 
2007 ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway (documentary) (lyrics: "You Can't Stop the Beat", "Welcome to the 60s")
 
2007 Ugly Betty (TV series)
– Derailed (2007) (lyrics: "Good Morning, Baltimore")
 
2003 Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat (lyrics: "Fun, Fun, Fun", "Clean Up")
 
2003 The 57th Annual Tony Awards (TV special) (lyrics: "You Can't Stop the Beat")
 
2003 Down with Love (lyrics: "Here's to Love")
 
2001 Get Over It (lyrics: "Dream of Me", "The Girl Inside")
 
1989 When Harry Met Sally... (writer: "The Tables Have Turned")
 
Show ShowProducer (3 titles)
2012 Smash (TV series) (executive producer - 15 episodes)
– Bombshell (2012) (executive producer)
– Previews (2012) (executive producer)
– Tech (2012) (executive producer)
– Publicity (2012) (executive producer)
– The Movie Star (2012) (executive producer)
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2007 Hairspray (executive producer)
 
1987 The Howard Stern Show (TV series) (segment producer - 4 episodes)
– Episode #1.1 (1987) (segment producer)
– Episode #1.2 (1987) (segment producer)
– Episode #1.4 (1987) (segment producer)
– Episode #1.5 (1987) (segment producer)
 
Show ShowMusic Department (3 titles)
2012 Smash (TV series) (original songs - 15 episodes)
– Bombshell (2012) (original songs)
– Previews (2012) (original songs)
– Tech (2012) (original songs)
– Publicity (2012) (original songs)
– The Movie Star (2012) (original songs)
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2009 The 63rd Annual Tony Awards (TV special) (music arranger)
 
2007 Hairspray (lyricist: songs)
 
Show ShowComposer (1 title)
2012 Smash (TV series)
– Chemistry (2012)
– Let's Be Bad (2012)
– The Cost of Art (2012)
– Enter Mr. DiMaggio (2012)
– The Callback (2012)
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Show ShowActor (3 titles)
2012 Smash (TV series)
Bar Patron
– Previews (2012) … Bar Patron
 
2007 Hairspray
Talent Agent
 
2003 Down with Love
Bartender
 
Show ShowWriter (2 titles)
2010 The 82nd Annual Academy Awards (TV special) (special material written by)
 
2005 Broadway Under the Stars (TV movie)
 
Show ShowMiscellaneous Crew (1 title)
2005 Broadway Under the Stars (TV movie) (stage director)
 
Show ShowSelf (6 titles)
2013 Smash (TV series)
Himself
– Opening Night (2013) … Himself
 
2011 Making the Boys (documentary)
Himself
 
2010 David Campbell on Broadway (TV documentary)
Himself - Interviewee
 
2007 HBO First Look (TV series documentary)
Himself
– Welcome to the '60s: On the Set of 'Hairspray' (2007) … Himself
 
2007 The Roots of 'Hairspray' (video documentary short)
Himself
 
2003 The 57th Annual Tony Awards (TV special)
Himself - Winner: Best Original Score
 
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(March 7, 2011-May 8, 2011) He and Marc Shaiman composed an original score and music for the musical stage adaptation of Frank Abagnale Jr. and Stan Redding's book, "Catch Me if You Can", at the Neil Simon Theatre on Broadway in New York City with Aaron Tveit (played Frank Abagnale Jr.)... See more »
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Trivia:

With Marc Shaiman, won a 2003 Tony Award for Best Score of a Musical for "Hairspray". See more »