Not a Day Goes By — Page 2
#27
Posted: 4/15/05 at 1:51am
#28
Posted: 4/15/05 at 1:53am
Oh, liotte--
"Say it again. Say IT--Just One More Time."
--James A. Cain, Mildred Pierce
"Say it again. Say IT--Just One More Time."
--James A. Cain, Mildred Pierce
"I say YOU'RE the CUTEST one. No, I say YOU'RE the CUTEST One. And we go on like that from dawn to three."
#29
Posted: 4/15/05 at 1:54am
Hasn't someone already set THE CHERRY ORCHARD in the Deep South? Like Lillian Hellman?
#30
Posted: 4/15/05 at 1:54am
Ok... *clears throat*
Mary_Ethel, I like you too!
(is this another phyllis george thing I just don't get?)
Don't worry Thenardier, I won't take her away from you. I like boys (though she might be the exception to that rule)
Mary_Ethel, I like you too!
(is this another phyllis george thing I just don't get?)
Don't worry Thenardier, I won't take her away from you. I like boys (though she might be the exception to that rule)
#31
Posted: 4/15/05 at 1:57am
You caught me, wildcat! **blushes**
THE WISTERIA TREES, freely adapted from THE CHERRY ORCHARD by Joshua Logan, opened in 1949 and had a brief run.
And YES, it DID take place on a decaying plantation in Louisiana.
THE WISTERIA TREES, freely adapted from THE CHERRY ORCHARD by Joshua Logan, opened in 1949 and had a brief run.
And YES, it DID take place on a decaying plantation in Louisiana.
"I say YOU'RE the CUTEST one. No, I say YOU'RE the CUTEST One. And we go on like that from dawn to three."
#32
Posted: 4/15/05 at 1:59am
I just staged Myedvyed' - aka The Boor or The Bear - depending....we did it in Russian...
#33
Posted: 4/15/05 at 2:00am
Russian? You SPEAK fluent Russian???
"I say YOU'RE the CUTEST one. No, I say YOU'RE the CUTEST One. And we go on like that from dawn to three."
#34
Posted: 4/15/05 at 2:01am
Not fluent.
I take Russina class and will (hopefully) study in Russia for a semester.
I take Russina class and will (hopefully) study in Russia for a semester.
#35
Posted: 4/15/05 at 2:02am
"Glebb"'s screen name is Russian, of course...
"I say YOU'RE the CUTEST one. No, I say YOU'RE the CUTEST One. And we go on like that from dawn to three."
#36
Posted: 4/15/05 at 2:03am
yes, we have had a Russian convo - in a round about way...
#37
Posted: 4/15/05 at 2:05am
Ok everyone, I've fallen out of this discussion, so I'm going to bed. Goodnight!
#38
Posted: 4/15/05 at 2:07am
As (should) I
#39
Posted: 4/15/05 at 2:11am
re: What's the Story Behind Your BWW Username?
Posted On:10/19/04 at 07:41:25 AM
I've had Glebb as my screenname for at least ten years.
Gleb was one of the first Russian (martyr) Saints.
Gleb Botkin was the son of the physician of Tsar Nicholas II and he was a friend of Grand Duchess Anastasia.
Posted On:10/19/04 at 07:41:25 AM
I've had Glebb as my screenname for at least ten years.
Gleb was one of the first Russian (martyr) Saints.
Gleb Botkin was the son of the physician of Tsar Nicholas II and he was a friend of Grand Duchess Anastasia.
"I say YOU'RE the CUTEST one. No, I say YOU'RE the CUTEST One. And we go on like that from dawn to three."
#40
Posted: 4/15/05 at 2:20am
To jack the thread back to its original topic... would that be reverse threadjacking? Anyway... I love Betty Buckley's version of this song. Just seems so... real.
Avatar - Isaac, my blue-fronted Amazon parrot. Adopted 9/7/07. Age 30 (my pet is older than me!)
#41
Posted: 4/15/05 at 8:15am
At the recent Sondheim birthday tribute the song was nailed by Marin Mazzie, who gets more and more magnificent as she gets older.
Someday she will be a gorgeous Desiree.
Someday she will be a gorgeous Desiree.
#42
Posted: 4/15/05 at 9:27am
Gee, look at all the great threads I miss by sleeping in the wee hours of the morning.
M_E: I love the music from "Merrily" (adore anything Sondheim), but how did you think the story worked? I know it's been worked and re-worked over the years. How is the latest incarnation?
And before you go professing your love for Thenardier, that bulge in his pocket DOESN'T mean he's glad to see you - it's a syringe! (see Average Age thread for confirmation)
Hugs and kisses, Phyllis George
M_E: I love the music from "Merrily" (adore anything Sondheim), but how did you think the story worked? I know it's been worked and re-worked over the years. How is the latest incarnation?
And before you go professing your love for Thenardier, that bulge in his pocket DOESN'T mean he's glad to see you - it's a syringe! (see Average Age thread for confirmation)
Hugs and kisses, Phyllis George
#43
Posted: 4/15/05 at 9:30am
Hmmm...first "Moon River," then this. 2 of my favorite songs!
"Y'all have a GRAND day now"
#44
Posted: 4/15/05 at 9:35am
You have to hand it to Mary_Ethel - impeccable taste in music!
#45
Posted: 4/15/05 at 10:18am
I believe Lilian Hellman wrote an adaptation of THE CHERRY ORCHARD set in the post-Civil War South, called THE WISTERIA TREES.
I think UNCLE VANYA would make a good Sondheim musical.
By the way, Carly Simon does a great rendition of NOT A DAY GOES BY on her "TORCH" album.
I think UNCLE VANYA would make a good Sondheim musical.
By the way, Carly Simon does a great rendition of NOT A DAY GOES BY on her "TORCH" album.
#46
Posted: 4/15/05 at 11:43am
TheGaIsSilent,
That concert wouldn't be with the Broadway At the Y chorus would it?
That concert wouldn't be with the Broadway At the Y chorus would it?
#47
Posted: 4/15/05 at 11:49am
Just saw Patti Lupone perform it on Wednesday night. Beautiful!
Happy, smile! Sad, frown! Use the corresponding face with the corresponding emotion! - Kate (Meg Ryan), French Kiss
#48
Posted: 4/15/05 at 12:59pm
I heard Bernadette Peters' version first, and I still adore it.
#49
Posted: 4/15/05 at 2:14pm
I just love it. I'm especially fond of the OBCR, but anytime, anywhere is where I like to hear it.
I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.
#50
Posted: 4/15/05 at 5:53pm
Chekhov's "the Boor" aka "The Bear" was musicalized in A DAY IN HOLLYWOOD/A NIGHT IN THE UKRAINE as "A Night in the Ukraine"
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