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I just saw this today. You can actually see and hear what each person is going through in their voices! There is grief but such strength and resilience! You can't watch this and not be thankful and yet hopeful, and just cry and cry...

I agree with Kad...Broadway will never be the same.I have tix for Music Man and I still doubt a December previews date.I wonder what's happening at The Palace? They closed SpongeBob. They are raising the theatre with a new ground floor with commercial space; with all these renovations, they could be designing and building the first Covid theater space??

Urie and everyone, excellent; it just didn't transfer well. A for effort! It's great to see the ambition and willingness to try new productions this way. (Buyer and Cellar was great "virtually&quotThanks to everyone involved and remember to donate!

Finian's Rainbow....

The new show on CW Katy Keane did a pretty good job of interpreting Kiss just a few weeks back. All the characters in the story got to perform songs from the show, as the main story line is that one character is actually performing in his off Broadway debut. They even put the cast album out on iTunes/mp3's.You should give it a listen or see if you can DVR the episode.

Even though it was written over 50 - 60 years ago, any of the politicians in "L'il Abner" !! All you have to do is listen to "The Country's In The Very Best Of Hands"...a revival of this could not be more timely. Great songs, score...book would need work for today. Also. the choreography was incredible. (Michael Kidd I think) ...this is an "uncut gem" from the 50's..

Well, gang, all I know is Betty is THE best Norma. I saw BB 4 times and she is always, "Norma"... I saw Close the 1st and 2nd times and while she is characteristically fun she's different; BB is definitely the truly best singer. Even in Hello Dolly, Buckley becomes "Dolly" in her own stunning ways. I really wish they had recorded the entire show and not just the EP with Betty too....There is a better than average b/l on youTube of both acts and I watch that over and over...

This is really the saddest news I could have heard today. Terrence McNally's words and wit and humanity will sorely be missed. The lights are definitely dimmed tonight...btw, did anyone see that untimely episode of "Katy Keane" last week that was "Kiss Of The Spider Woman" themed with song and dance numbers from the cast? Pretty good for them for tackling such material..

Amazon have some listed at $26.81. Some are $86. Go Figure. Mine looks fine

My husband and I got a chance to see Abby's last show in "Beautiful" yesterday and she is just as mesmerizing as when she started. After a little break, let's hope she gets another big break on Broadway.And Evan Todd, continues to surprise me. He's been playing Gerry Goffin since 3/17 and his performance only gets better! He's a real triple treat, (Spring Awakening) and if you haven't seen "4th Man Out" you should check out that film. So YAY, Evan! Keep up the great work!Happy New Year!

I agree with ACL, the tributes did have their better and "best" moments. Glass had a great moment to tell his story. Adam Lambert and Cyndi truly killed with wonderful and funny performances. Kristin, as much as I love her, still makes totally odd choices. (Hamilton anyone ?) My friend John, that worked it, said CBS edited 3 + hours of filming down to less than 2 hours, almost every act got edited down...(that's sad)...Does anyone know if they archive the total complete ceremonies each year t...

I won't lie; it's great to see Nancy Pelosi sitting next to Cher... As for the show this year, every honoree has told a compelling story, very worthy and deserving them all.The tributes are as always, hits and misses.

Wow, it must be great to know everything. FYI, I did search back 150 posts; just saw it In Playbill, soooo sorry.Happy Holidays

Can you believe this??- previously mentioned Sam Rockwell and Michelle Williams, - Ethan Slater - Joel Grey, Margaret Qualley - Ann Reinking, - Norbert Leo Butz - Paddy Chayefsky, - Laura Osnes - Shirley MacLaine,- Bianca Marroquin - Chita Rivera, - Kelli Barrett - Liza Minnelli, - Susan Misner - Joan McCracken, - Evan Handler - Harold Prince, - Paul Reiser - Cy Feuer...This looks and sounds great! Let's hope it is...Ethan, Laura, Bianca, Kelli...wow everyone deserves a big break like this!! ...

Hey there DRS, the simplest thing to ask is "Do I like Cher enough to go see this show?" I've gone twice and while it's not "Beautiful" or "Ain't Misbehavin'" it certainly can reside on Broadway. I myself thought "Jersey Boys" "Motown" the tour of "Ain't To Proud" were interminable messes, but had their moments. I love Motown music but come on! Donna Summer benefited from stellar vocals by LaChanze (along with Ariana DeBose). As for Cher, some of the most dynamic singing on Broadway right now...

It's way to early for Cyndi or Kristin. What about Angela Lansbury, Diana Rigg or Maggie Smith. Lansbury has won Oliviers and BAFTAs..Rigg and Smith are theater and television royalty.As for this years' show, our hair guy, John, was one of "more than the usual number" of wig/hair/make-up people this year. He said the show has some phenomenal moments. The "Schuyler Sisters" are absolutely tremendous; it is possible to blow the roof off the Opera House!! Kristin does it for Reba. Cyndi came out...

I can say the Kennedy Center/CBS have hired more hair, wig, make-up people than usual for the KCH.I'd expect a long shoot today but with the "Hamilton" gang and Cher...my hair guy is thrilled anyway!!( I feel sorry for Glass..)It should be a great show.

Thanks all and thanks Luscious for that wildly funny YouTube of Laverne singing "The Lady Is A Tramp" She sachets down that runway like she has a giant turd in her spandex pantsuit! That would have been really cute in the show.

Thanks for the info on the Laverne character. I guess I should have been a little more specific in my question relating to her...Did SJB get to do a song while wearing that hilarious costume? Or was that something cut from the show and they just gave the "costume" a "walk-on"?? It just seems like a lot of work for a 10 second cameo.. Did anything change from Chicago to Broadway?