Stephen Schwartz, Bonnie Greenberg to Be Commemorated at 2025 GMS Awards

Stephen Schwartz, the composer of the Broadway and picture juggernaut Depraved, and tune manager Bonnie Greenberg are set to obtain honorary awards on the fifteenth Guild of Song Supervisors Awards. The rite will happen on Sunday, Feb. 23 at The Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles.

Schwartz is ready to obtain the Icon Award, which celebrates those that have made mythical contributions to the tune and picture industries. Earlier recipients come with Robbie Robertson, Paul Williams, Diane Warren, Quincy Jones, Burt Bacharach, Kenny Loggins and Marc Shaiman.

Schwartz, 76, has received 3 Oscars, 4 Grammys, 4 Drama Table Awards and a Golden Globe. He has won six Tony nominations, along with receiving their Isabelle Stevenson Award in 2015. Schwartz was once inducted into the Songwriters Corridor of Popularity in 2009. Along with Depraved, Schwartz’s different credit come with Godspell and Enchanted and the animated classics Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame and The Prince of Egypt.

The Legacy Award will probably be offered to tune manager Bonnie Greenberg, identified for her paintings on such motion pictures as My Perfect Buddy’s Wedding ceremony, The Masks and The Looking Floor. The Legacy Award is bestowed to a tune manager who has made an have an effect on inside the trade over the direction in their profession. Earlier recipients come with Allan Mason, Pilar McCurry, Mitchell Leib, Maureen Crowe, Bob Hunka, Joel Sill, Gary Lemel and Chris Montan.

Greenberg started her profession as an leisure lawyer. She was once a industry affairs govt at MCA Data and Paramount Footage, then pivoted to transform a sought-after tune manager. Upon getting a grasp’s stage in medical psychology, Greenberg pivoted once more, turning her consideration to documentaries and flicks that shed a mild on problems. She is among the founding participants of the Guild of Song Supervisors.

“The Guild of Song Supervisors Awards is an evening of coming in combination in our neighborhood, and we’d like this greater than ever,” GMS president Lindsay Wolfington and vice chairman Heather Guibert stated in a joint remark.

Additional knowledge and information about tickets will also be discovered at www.gmsawards.com.