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It’s in Hollywood that Berlin started writing dance music for Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers – including two numbers, we’re told, that became dance crazes in the 1930s: The Piccolino from “Top Hat,” and The Yam from “Carefree.” And dancing is obviously “Cheek to Cheek” director and choreographer Randy Skinner’s first love. All are in fine voice, with elegant and agile moves…and perhaps a bit too much cheer. How could it? This is the man who composed “God Bless America,” “Alexander’s Ragtime Band,” “There’s No Business Like Show Business” and some 1,500 other songs, including the scores for twenty Broadway musicals, such as “Annie Get Your Gun.”īut Hollywood is a smart focus for “Cheek to Cheek,” which York Theater is bringing back, after an initial run last December, to its temporary home in the basement of St Jean Baptiste Church, with four of the six cast members new.

“Cheek to Cheek,” an intelligent, entertaining musical revue that showcases two dozen of the songs that Irving Berlin wrote for movie musicals, makes no claims that his work in Hollywood eclipsed everything else he did.

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