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Description: The show revolves around a group of characters who come together to put on a Broadway musical based on the life of Marilyn Monroe. But before that can happen, the people who will try to bring it all together must deal with their own personal acts. The series will feature original music by composers Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman.

Genre: Drama

Studio: NBC Universal Television

Rating: TV Rating



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» New news article added from AV Club.
05/23/2012 @ 10:00 AM

TV: Newswire: Smash fans won’t have Ellis (and three other characters, for that matter) to kick around anymore

Like a new manager tasked with cleaning up the glitter-and-killer-peanuts mess left behind by his predecessor, Josh Safran began his tenure as showrunner on Smash with a clearing of the deadweight on the payroll. Most headline-worthy : Jaime Cepero and Raza Jaffrey’s demotion from series regulars, a choice that fans will likely cheer—nobody likes Cepero’s scheming assistant Ellis, and Jaffrey’s character cheated on Katharine McPhee so “boo, hiss” and whatnot—even if kicking conniving, philandering personalities to the curb doesn’t exactly jibe with Safran’s Gossip Girl bona fides. Cepero and Jaffrey can be found harmonizing ...

AV Club


» New news article added from E! News.
05/14/2012 @ 5:40 PM

Smash Stars Tease Tonight's "Nail-Biting" Finale! Plus, Is Megan Hilty Really Dating Nick Jonas?!

And the Marilyn is... Smash will finally be answering the season-long question of who will be playing Marilyn Monroe—Ivy (Megan Hilty) or Karen (Katharine McPhee)—in the NBC...

E! News

» New news article added from The New York Times.
05/08/2012 @ 10:44 PM

Megan Hilty in ‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’ and ‘Smash’

The actress Megan Hilty is taking on a role made famous by Marilyn Monroe, the celebrity her character on NBC’s “Smash” pines to play, in “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” part of the Encores! series at City Center.

The New York Times

» New news article added from The New York Times.
05/03/2012 @ 4:10 PM

ArtsBeat: Anjelica Huston Performs 'September Song' in Her 'Smash' Singing Debut

Anjelica Huston, who plays a Broadway producer on "Smash," will perform her first musical number on the show: "September Song," which was written for and made popular by her grandfather Walter Huston.

The New York Times

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