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did Edith Head grap her bedroom curtains and draped 'm around her waist ? I doubt she liked to wear too many dresses :-)

Rosemary Clooney, singing without any artifice, only the best singers can do it, totally their own master and without any pretence..;Krall is ok but you can see she's puttting an a facade, embellishing the song with unneccesary flourishes..;she'll learn, just as Rosie did...

her husband the prince Von asshole took a brief break from his gay cruising to make some more money on her life support machine...well, what could she expect from someone like that, she chose him, it seemed like a good business deal at the time...

play your own instrument, imagine your own scenery, maybe bring along your own chair...pay the same high ticket prices...thank you, come again !

the real muppets, voiced by the great Jim henson and the great Frank Oz, and a wonderfull song from their best movie : the great muppet caper ! still a wonderful musical by any standard! the songs from those first few movies were golden and the score for "muppet caper" by Joe Raposo is vastly und...

what a rundown mess at the entrance...much better and more glamourous now at the Kodak theatre

@SxTb100 see you there sweetheart

this is awefull, dreadfull

@theworldisourgarden Porgy and Bess had a production in the west end only a few years ago..that was the so-called impossibly long -for -today's audiences version ?

nice people, big heart, but they can keep doing this till doomsday unless there's a real system of social security, a real social welfare system and a real federal health care system in the USA...freedom doesn NOT mean the freedom to have starving kids in the street !

@mikemcgee "Buddy Rogers is straight he was married to mary Pickford" LOL...sorry , I have no idea if he was gay or not, but the argument that he was married to a woman doesn't provide the answer here.;take it from me ! :-))

Eddie Albert sing ? of course he could sing, he was the lead in the original production of Rodgers&hart's "the boys from Syracuse " in 1938 on Broadway, did the film version of their "on your toes" , starred in Irving berlin's "miss Liberty" and so on ...no surprise there!

she finally did it, she got a man who is an ever bigger shit than she is, disgusting is the only adjective here

if this show hadn't become a the symbol for more or less the worst flop imaginable and if the book "not since Carrie" hadn't been such a succes few people would probably have invested such passion in either reviling ot reviving it..personally what I've seen and heard of it doesn't invite me to s...

some legends don't stand the test of time, but watching John Raitt in his prime..wow..what an in-cre-di-ble voice!

read most of his books on theatre and musical theatre, and although I certainly do not always agree with his rants and opinions I believe he is never less than entertaining and thought provoking! and at last a glimps of him that isn't that 30 year old photo that is always appearing on his book ja...

@samfrizell yes, Gore Vidal was only a personal friend of Calvino, what does he know ? you on the other hand are undoubtably much more knowledgable about his life and character..

some people seem to have difficulty with the way barbara sings this song, that's probably because they have been attuned to lots of pop singers who massacre a song with lots of screeching, puffing, ooh and yea - ing...barbara sings a song pure and like it should be sung..if this is constipated an...

totally calculated bit of emo-tv...every shot, every tear scripted 5 weeks in advance...every year has its well prepared "surprise" freak voice...preferably a kid, a homeless person, a mentally challenged woman etc....it's in the format I guess

@TheDkersey it's "make our garden grow" from Candide....and yes, Barbara Cook was there singing it in 1956...tears<;;