Wednesday Word: Michael Rupert
Main Entry: class act
Function: noun
Date: 1976
: an example of outstanding quality or prestige

"Racing to the Moon"
Composer: Rupert, Michael
Lyricist: Riopelle, Matthew/Rupert, Michael
Rupert, Michael
Price: $6.95
CD-R
JROCKINGR COMPANY
Product Description:
The JRockingR Company is proud to announce the release of Tony Award winner* Michael Rupert’s debut single, recorded for his forthcoming CD.
“Racing to the Moon” is from the new Matthew Riopelle/Michael Rupert musical, Streets of America.
This limited edition CD-R Single is available only through Footlight.com. Only 100 copies have been pressed and each CD-R is numbered and autographed. It contains 3 tracks - Michael’s solo version, an instrumental version performed by producer & guitarist, David Timmons and a bonus track from the 2006 demo recording performed by Sebastian Arcelus (JERSEY BOYS) and Cullen R. Titmas (National Tour of AVENUE Q).
A portion of all proceeds will go to the Leukemia & Lyphoma Society, in memory of Michael’s father, Charles.
1. Racing To The Moon - Michael Rupert
2. Racing To The Moon - (instrumental version) - David Timmons
3. Racing To The Moon - (demo version) - Sebastian Arcelus & Cullen R. Titmas
*1986 Tony Winner for Best Featured Actor in Bob Fosse’s Sweet Charity Revival
Here is his website.
Michael Rupert won both a Tony Award and Drama Desk Award for his work in the 1986 Bob Fosse directed revival of Sweet Charity. He created the role of Marvin in March of the Falsettos and Falsettoland. Other Broadway appearances have been in The Happy Time, Pippin, City of Angels and Ragtime.

He has made his debut as a composer with 3 Guys Naked from the Waist Down (Drama Desk nomination), Strange Vacation and Streets of America. He wrote the score and starred in the musical Mail at the Pasadena Playhouse, the Kennedy Center, and on Broadway.
Michael made his Off-Broadway directing debut with The Lunch Anxieties. Off-Off-Broadway he directed City for The Filling Station and two one-acts for The Threshold Theatre Company's Caught In The Act at HERE. He recently directed the musical Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story at the York Theatre and Ragtime at Point Park University.
On television he has had roles in: Law & Order, New York Undercover, All My Children, Cheers, Alice, The Waltons, and One Life to Live.
Function: noun
Date: 1976
: an example of outstanding quality or prestige

"Racing to the Moon"
Composer: Rupert, Michael
Lyricist: Riopelle, Matthew/Rupert, Michael
Rupert, Michael
Price: $6.95
CD-R
JROCKINGR COMPANY
Product Description:
The JRockingR Company is proud to announce the release of Tony Award winner* Michael Rupert’s debut single, recorded for his forthcoming CD.
“Racing to the Moon” is from the new Matthew Riopelle/Michael Rupert musical, Streets of America.
This limited edition CD-R Single is available only through Footlight.com. Only 100 copies have been pressed and each CD-R is numbered and autographed. It contains 3 tracks - Michael’s solo version, an instrumental version performed by producer & guitarist, David Timmons and a bonus track from the 2006 demo recording performed by Sebastian Arcelus (JERSEY BOYS) and Cullen R. Titmas (National Tour of AVENUE Q).
A portion of all proceeds will go to the Leukemia & Lyphoma Society, in memory of Michael’s father, Charles.
1. Racing To The Moon - Michael Rupert
2. Racing To The Moon - (instrumental version) - David Timmons
3. Racing To The Moon - (demo version) - Sebastian Arcelus & Cullen R. Titmas
*1986 Tony Winner for Best Featured Actor in Bob Fosse’s Sweet Charity Revival
Here is his website.
Michael Rupert won both a Tony Award and Drama Desk Award for his work in the 1986 Bob Fosse directed revival of Sweet Charity. He created the role of Marvin in March of the Falsettos and Falsettoland. Other Broadway appearances have been in The Happy Time, Pippin, City of Angels and Ragtime.

He has made his debut as a composer with 3 Guys Naked from the Waist Down (Drama Desk nomination), Strange Vacation and Streets of America. He wrote the score and starred in the musical Mail at the Pasadena Playhouse, the Kennedy Center, and on Broadway.
Michael made his Off-Broadway directing debut with The Lunch Anxieties. Off-Off-Broadway he directed City for The Filling Station and two one-acts for The Threshold Theatre Company's Caught In The Act at HERE. He recently directed the musical Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story at the York Theatre and Ragtime at Point Park University.
On television he has had roles in: Law & Order, New York Undercover, All My Children, Cheers, Alice, The Waltons, and One Life to Live.
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