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Definitely Sally...such a heartbreaking character.

bob stillman who was gould in grey gardens...gorgeous voice!

and out of africa!!! that's the most gorgeous movie score ever. so sad to hear that.

"bali hai" and "i'm gonna wash that man" from south pacific "never say no" from the fantasticks..."why did the kids pour jam on the cat"...horrible song "shipoopi" from music man "round-shouldered man" from secret garden...ugh anything meers sings in millie any scene with john cullum in the revival of 110 in the shade

Anne Hathaway for Young Heidi?

NO!!!!! Dolly needs to be charming and Patti isn't really charming, you know what I mean? I'm in the minority that thinks Babs is perfection in the film version. Christine Ebersole would be a much better choice in my opinion. BTW, I recently saw Marilyn Maye at the Metropolitan Room and she could totally still do it.

Lullaby of Broadway Another Hundred People Autumn in New York I Happen to Like New York Manhattan So Many People

Thanks for the info...just bought tickets. I'm so excited! I've been wanting to see her.

Wasn't there talk of Leslie Uggams doing it? Maybe that was a while back...she's 67 now...but I could see it.

She sang "I'm Still Here" and was INCREDIBLE! And unlike Elaine Stritch, she remembered the words! She brought some much needed life to the relatively bland Sondheim 80th birthday concert at Carnegie Hall last night. Don't get me wrong...I'm a big fan of Kate Baldwin and Christiane Noll, but their personalities in my opinion, along with Alexander Gemingnani (sp?) and Aaron Lazar, were just not strong enough to carry a concert like that. Thoughts from others who were there?

Annie-oops didn't see that someone already said that

"I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter" (jazz standard)-great song-Michael Feinstein sang it in his "Power of Two" show with Cheyenne Jackson Ones that most likely wouldn't work out of context: "The Speed Test" from Thoroughly Modern Millie. Not sure this would work for a concert...you kind of need a chorus of tap dancers. "Letter Song" from The Secret Garden Oh what's that song from SMILE..."Dear Mom" I think...that might be funny if you're doing a drag show "Dear Mr. Gable: You...

"The Boy Next Door" from Meet Me in St. Louis "He Was Too Good to Me" Rodgers & Hart, cut from Simple Simon "I Had Myself a True Love" Arlen & Mercer-popular jazz standard, not sure if it was written for a particular show or film "Feelings You've Got to Hide" from Side Show "I Won' t Send Roses" from Mack and Mabel "Time Heals Everything" from Mack and Mabel "If Only" from The Little Mermaid "The Man That Got Away" from A Star is Born "Not a Day Goes By" from Merrily We Roll Along (haven't se...

Did anyone else go to her concert last night? She was unbelievable, maybe the best I've ever heard her sound. I had no idea she had such a strong belt. Here are some of the songs she sang: Too Darn Hot Give It Back to the Indians The Folks Who Live on the Hill I've Got a Crush on You That's Him The Last Rose of Summer 42nd Street Stormy Weather Matelot Mink, Schmink I'll See You Again I know I left a bunch out...that's just what I can remember off the top of my head. If anyone else was there,...

original Funny Girl & Barefoot in the Park playbills ($20 for both) original A Little Night Music, The Life, Jerry's Girls, Grand Hotel, Seesaw, and Me and My Girl playbills ($0.50 each)

"Your Hand in Mine" from Jerry Herman's revue Parade

not sure how well this represented the history of american musical theatre...no jerry herman, no gershwin, no cole porter, no jerome kern, no rodgers & hammerstein....yet we had like 10 sondheim, 2 jeanine tesori, and bon jovi? truly bizarre.

Cotter Smith (Next Fall) Santino Fontana (Brighton Beach Memoirs)-I know the show wasn't eligible, but he was fantastic-really the whole show was...I'm so glad I was able to see it

no really-it's ok. we don't need to hear memphis AGAIN.

dammit!!!! it should have been christiane or kate. ugh.