Ian Eisendrath is an Olivier Award-winning. [1] and Grammy-nominated [2] American music supervisor, arranger, music director, and music producer, known for his work in theatre, film, and television.
Eisendrath graduated from the University of Michigan School of Music. [3] From 2003 to 2016, he served as Director of New Work Development and Music Supervisor at the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle. [4]
Eisendrath was the music supervisor, arranger, and conductor for the international productions of Come From Away; including Broadway, London, Toronto, Australia, and the North American tour. [5] The production's London company won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Musical in 2019, and Eisendrath shared in the award for Outstanding Achievement in Music. [6]
He also served in similar roles for the Broadway productions of Diana [7] and A Christmas Story [8] , as well as theatre projects at La Jolla Playhouse [9] , Pacific Northwest Ballet [10] , Seattle Symphony [11] , ACT [12] , TUTS [13] , Ordway [14] , Casa Mañana [15] , and the Banff Centre for the Arts [16] .
Eisendrath has held roles as executive music producer, vocal producer, conductor, and arranger for major film and television projects, including:
Upcoming projects include Florence Welch’s Gatsby [18] and The Heart (La Jolla Playhouse) [9] . He also served as music and lyric co-writer for The Heart with Anne Eisendrath [19]
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