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SweetLips22 said: "Have been told that the last 3 mins are the best where she goes bat-s-it crazy.

I think she'll open to be at the Opera House and have then another 'accident' and disappear.

Her brother controls everything.She'll usually come in, do a sound check and say 'not tonight'.

Sylvie could be out the door after a matinee and have to turn around and do the evening..

She is not popular."

&nbs

Ensemble1716440075 said: "I wonder who in the world had the idea of asking her...she was never known for her acting abilities, and her voice doesn't match others who have done this role. Her personality does reflect Norma in some ways, with how she is the perpetual ingenue.

I've seen people describe her as taking the role in another direction, being verydelicate/fragile...sorry, but I think that's baloney. It's her default setting."

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BrodyFosse123 said: "poto19882023 said: "I will echo those who have pointed out that these audio clips that are circulating are NOT “everywhere” and also need much help in getting pointed in the proper direction pretty please haha"

For the record, these aren’t clips, it’s the entire show from pre-show announcement to post-curtain call exit music."

 

I'd also like to know where it can be found. It&#

Broadway Flash said: "It looks like Kristen Blodgette is going to be the MD on this, based on the video they just released. She was WONDERFUL when she did the revival on Broadway, I wish she would be doing it again this fall in New York."

 

Was that David Caddick that appeared in the video next to Sarah Brightman and Kristen Blodgette? It looked like SB was introducing him, and I'm guessing it might be because she has worked with both Caddick

Gorlois said: "I don't think Meryl is dead. I think it's a fake-out. If you look at the scene in the chapel from the trailer with Seyfried and Streep, you'll notice the congregants are looking at both of them which would be off if it were a fantasy in Seyfried's head.

She's probably "traveling the world" and can't be reached, and then she steps off the helicopter after Cher.

Not feeling the flashbacks unless Cher is in those, to

BuddyStarr said: "I thought I had heard from an interview or read somewhere that ALW first developed the song Memory for a stage version of Sunset Blvd but then ended up using it in Cats. I don't recall where I had seen/heard this though."

I also vaguely remember reading something about this on an old Michael Crawford fansite about 12 years ago. I think there was a 3 second snippet of Michael singing what it was supposed to be a song for Norma titled On