The lights are back on Broadway. And perhaps no one is happier to be basking in the glow than Helena native Kurt Crowley.  From an early age, he seemed to be destined for artistic excellence. He was playing the piano at three and instructors quickly discovered his advanced musical prowess.   When he was 13, he earned a prestigious scholarship to a New Hampshire boarding school. He attended Harvard, studied in India, and eventually made his way to New York where he’s worked on some of the most successful theatrical productions including an extensive stint as musical director for Hamilton.  

<p>The lights are back on&nbsp;Broadway.&nbsp;And perhaps no one is happier to be basking in the glow than&nbsp;Helena native&nbsp;Kurt Crowley.&nbsp;&nbsp;From an early age, he seemed to be destined for&nbsp;artistic&nbsp;excellence. He was playing the piano at three and instructors quickly discovered his advanced musical prowess.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;When he was 13, he earned a prestigious scholarship&nbsp;to&nbsp;a New Hampshire boarding school. He&nbsp;attended&nbsp;Harvard, studied in India, and&nbsp;eventually made his way to New York&nbsp;where&nbsp;he&rsquo;s&nbsp;worked&nbsp;on some&nbsp;of the most successful theatrical productions&nbsp;including an extensive&nbsp;stint as&nbsp;musical director for Hamilton.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

A podcast for fans of Big Sky Country.  Longtime MTN News anchor Tim McGonigal goes in-depth with interesting and amazing people who have a tie to the Treasure State. Who are they, what have they done and where are they now?  From authors to athletes, business leaders to policy makers, these are some of the extraordinary stories from people who make Montana the Last Best Place

<p>A podcast for fans of Big Sky Country.&nbsp;&nbsp;Longtime MTN News anchor Tim McGonigal goes in-depth with interesting and amazing people who have a tie to the Treasure State. Who are they, what have they done and where are they now?&nbsp;&nbsp;From authors to athletes, business leaders to policy makers, these are some of the extraordinary stories from people who make Montana the Last Best Place</p>

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