Bernadette Peters or Donna Murphy?
#2
Posted: 6/5/12 at 9:07am
Bernadette 
... But I have nothing against Donna.
... But I have nothing against Donna.
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#3
Posted: 6/5/12 at 9:09am
Team Donna
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#4
Posted: 6/5/12 at 9:40am
That's just not fair.
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#5
Posted: 6/5/12 at 11:32am
There very different performers, so i don't see how you can compare them. they're apples and oranges.
#6
Posted: 6/5/12 at 12:06pm
Prefer as what? Performers? Women? Cat Jugglers?
#8
Posted: 6/5/12 at 12:11pm
I always prefer anyone who can juggle cats - not an easy feat. (ASPCA disclaimer: in a non-harmful way, of course, that the cats find fun like an amusement park, and not hurtful).
#10
Posted: 6/5/12 at 6:03pm
Apples and oranges, but I have to go with Donna. Though Bernadette was my first "diva crush", Donna just touches me more. Plus, Passion changed my life.
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#12
Posted: 6/5/12 at 10:06pm
Yeah, this is a silly thread. (not that there's anything wrong with that)
They're both so different and are suited for different kinds of roles. I guess I *can* say this: I'd be more excited about seeing Bernadette in concert than I would Donna, but when it comes to roles in musicals? Depends on the role.
They're both so different and are suited for different kinds of roles. I guess I *can* say this: I'd be more excited about seeing Bernadette in concert than I would Donna, but when it comes to roles in musicals? Depends on the role.
#13
Posted: 6/6/12 at 10:07am
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#14
Posted: 6/6/12 at 10:49am
Love them both, for different reasons.
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