"In this March 29, 2013 photo, composer Frank Wildhorn sits inside a theater in West Palm Beach, Fla. Wildhorn first found success as a pop and R&B songwriter, penning Whitney Houston's ballad ""Where Do Broken Hearts Go.""  He ruled Broadway in the late 1990s when he had three shows running simultaneously, a nearly four-year run for ""Jekyll and Hyde,"" ""The Scarlett Pimpernel"" and ""The Civil War,"" which all were nominated for Tony Awards. Now, Wildhorn's eighth Broadway show, a revamped revival of ""Jekyll and Hyde,"" opens on April 18. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter)"
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