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"Total Eclipse of the Heart" -- Julia Murney & Rob Evan
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From BROADWAY ROCKS in Houston, Texas.
They sound PHENOMENAL.
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"Another Woman" -- Marion's Dream
DivaBehavior
2,345 views
Incredible scene from one of my favorite movies. Woody Allen is a genius.
The acting and direction are flawless.
[No copyright infringement intended. For entertainment ...
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I dance like the wind
DivaBehavior
688 views
I want some.
(God, I really wish Sandy Dennis was still alive.)
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Julia Murney - "Defying Gravity" - 5.23.06
DivaBehavior
3,978 views
To my mind, the best acted version of this song. Miss Murney, as always, gives an unbeatable performance. That vibrato rings like a bitch. And that last note is as fierce a...
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"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" -- Main Title, composed by Alex North
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My favorite play, written by Edward Albee.
My favorite movie, directed by Mike Nichols.
And also, my favorite soundtrack. Composed by Alex North.
Does it get any better...
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"Being Alive" - Adrian Lester - 1995 Donmar Production of COMPANY
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My favorite recording of this song. He doesn't try to make it sound nice. I love Esparza's voice, but it just doesn't work with this song.
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"The Ladies Who Lunch" - Sheila Gish - 1995 Donmar Production of COMPANY
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I was interested to see how the official cast recording of this song would compare to the WONDERFUL videos posted by AllanWo (Check out his channel -- It's great!)
This ha...
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Elaine Stritch singing "The Ladies Who Lunch" at the OBC Recording of COMPANY (Part 2)
DivaBehavior
3,689 views
You go, Elaine!
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Elaine Stritch singing "The Ladies Who Lunch" at the OBC Recording of COMPANY (Part 1)
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6,875 views
It's been a long day for everyone.
"Maybe if I take my hat off I can do it." Really, Elaine?
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"Move On" (Sunday in the Park With George)
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39,912 views
Bernadette Peters and Mandy Patinkin, performing what might very well be the most touching and magical moment in the history of musical theater.
Thank you, Stephen Sondheim.
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