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The saddest news for the theater community after such a dismal year and a half: Broadway legend Stephen Sondheim has died at 91.

Thank the Lord that Sondheim lived to be 91 years old so he had the time to write such wonderful music and GREAT lyrics! May he Rest In Peace🥲🎵 🎶🎵 pic.twitter.com/vshNSdkvpQ

— Barbra Streisand (@BarbraStreisand) November 26, 2021

The New York Times reports his death was considered sudden, in that he was in good health and had celebrated Thanksgiving with friends uneventfully on Thursday.

I am so so sad to lose my friend Steve Sondheim He gave me so much to sing about ♥️♥️I loved him dearly and will miss him so much Thank you for all the gifts you gave the world Steve♥️

— Bernadette Peters (@OfficialBPeters) November 26, 2021

On November 14, Sondheim had shown up to a performance of a revival of his Assassins in NYC. The following evening, Sondheim made a surprise in-person appearance at the first preview of a revival of his classic show Company on Broadway, receiving rapturous applause. Just next door, the film version of tick, tick ... BOOM! was premiering, including Bradley Whitford playing a beneficent Sondheim, who was in real life a mentor to film's subject, the late Jonathan Larson.

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