Profile for PalJoey

BroadwayNYC2 said: "if the story is “died young, married Connie Francis” im not sure what actual story there is to tell." They never married. The story is a helluva lot more interesting than that anyway“I rapped lightly on one of the double doors to Bobby’s suite, and when the door flung open, there he stood, totally caught off guard, in the buff, while two hookers were actively writhing on the floor.”

In New York for a brief trip and can see Merrily either Friday or Saturday evening the 21st or 22nd. Is either one more likely to have all 3 leads?

In New York for a brief trip and can see Merrily either Friday or Saturday evening the 21st or 22nd. Is either one more likely to have all 3 leads?

BroadwaysBroad said: "Hadestown, one of my favorite shows, is quite elementary in its lighting design and looks like what AI might “xerox” out."That's the stupidest thing I've ever seen posted on BroadwayWorld--and I've seen a helluva lot of stupid things posted here. Bradley King won a goddamn Tony award for the lighting design of Hadestown, and his design was evocative and gorgeous. He also won for Natasha/Pierre.You obviously know absolutely nothing about design or theater and you have no ...

The Ben I'll never be...who remembers him?

Impeach2017 said: "Her life has been a reflection of America from the sixties to now, and I love her. However, I would hate to be her editor!"I believe her editor considered it a thrill and an honor, the happy culmination of a long and distinguished career.

This is shaping up to be a legendary cast. Anyone questioning Cynthia Erivo's acting ability obviously never saw the Color Purple. Either that or is a complete idiot with zero taste. BOWEN YANG AND KEALA SETTLE, PEOPLE! (On top of everyone else!)

I don't have a picture of him, but he was very kind to me when I was young, and I adored him.

Actually, I think Brenda Lee is who you're looking for.

Judy and Liza!

Kay Starr?

Julie London?

Ella?

I'd be tickled pink if they added THIS Fanny Brice song to the beginning of the "Sadie, Sadie" scene.

As Mark Twain did (or did not) say, "The reports of my death are grossly exaggerated." I just came to bump this old Follies thread for a Twitter pal and today I'm just checking in on the Funny Girl and Into the Woods posts. Hope you're all well. And, as Alan Jay Lerner wrote, "Take care of this house."

Hi, folks, we bring you, direct from Phoenix, live and in person...PALJOEY!

You mean, when did you just make it up?

I was 14 when Company opened and quickly became obsessed by it. I ended up seeing it four times: once with Dean Jones and three times with Larry Kert.The documentary about the making of the album is so powerful and moving, and no one who had ever seen the documentary but NOT the original production will believe me, but onstage Dean Jones was cold and withholding, to the point of being uninvolving. His "Being Alive" was, frankly, unmemorable.Speaking as someone who saw the original production ...

Here's the gorgeous "Weekend in the Country from that concert performed by a flawless sextet consisting of the late Rebecca Luker, Judy Kuhn, Michael Cerveris, Michele Pawk, John Dossett, and Hugh Panaro. The orchestra was led by Kevin Stites with a 75-person "Broadway Star Chorus."

Harvey and Larry are together again, singing "Song on the Sand."