Andrea Grody
Andrea is a Grammy, Olivier, and Drama Desk Award-nominated music director, arranger, and composer with a focus on developing new work.
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Little-known theater jobs: music supervisor
Andrea Grody shares her experiences working as a Broadway music supervisor on “Suffs” and “The Band’s Visit.”
Tales about Tunes: Leading & Learning the Music with Andrea Grody
In the weeks leading up to NAMT’s “Songs of Summer” concert at Joe’s Pub, we caught up with Olivier Award-nominated Music Director, Arranger, Composer and NAMT Festival artist Andrea Grody as she mused about music.
Words From the Wings: SUFFS Music Director and Music Supervisor Andrea Grody
Today we’re chatting with Andrea Grody, who serves as Music Director and Music Supervisor for Suffs. Andrea told us all about her backstage routines, must-haves, and more!
Making SUFFS March w/ Andrea Grody
SUFFS Music Director, Arranger and Supervisor Andrea Grody stops by the podcast to talk about all things SUFFS as well as her other major musical contributions to the theatre (including her work on the Tony winning musical THE BAND’S VISIT).
Music Directing in Musical Theater with Andrea Grody
In this episode, Jennifer talks to Andrea Grody all about music directing in musical theater. Andrea breaks down all the different positions on the music side of things from music director to supervisor, to assistant and associate, orchestrator, arranger, conductor…
ANDREA GRODY – Broadway Music Director
Andrea Grody is a music director and music supervisor, primarily working in new musicals. Now, if you’ve been listening for a while you know that one of my specialties and loves is new plays, so it was such a pleasure to discuss what that looks like from a musical director’s perspective.
Andrea Grody, Broadway Conductor
For Andrea Grody her extensive resume is a testament to her talent. She’s the Music Director, Supervisor, Vocal and Incidental Arranger for the Broadway hit musical TOOTSIE.
Season of the Female Music Director
Grody was mentored by Kimberly Grigsby. “I worked with Kim Grigsby for a long time,” Grody said. “She was the first music director I was an assistant for, and the first music director I was an associate MD for.” Grody attributes the fact that she and her peers are making their mark on Broadway now to the previous generation of women, including Campbell, Grigsby, and Stitt, who paved the way by giving younger women opportunities to learn and grow.
Music Director Andrea Grody ’11 Brings Her Creative Touch to Broadway
About 45 minutes before curtain time, Andrea Grody ’11 arrives at the Marquis Theatre to check in with the musicians and actors, change into her black outfit, and settle into the pit.