*Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
*Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
theaterfan2
Swing Joined: 6/11/06
theaterfan2
Swing Joined: 6/11/06
#1re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/2/06 at 1:05pm
You're Nothing Without Me
Agony
Lily's Eyes
#2re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/2/06 at 1:06pmthere have been a billion threads on male duets....
Unknown User
Joined: 12/31/69
#3re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/2/06 at 1:10pm
Lily Eyes- Secret Garden
Dirty Rotten Number- DRS.
Agony- Into The Woods
Don't Be Cruel- All Shook Up
actor
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/14/06
#4re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/2/06 at 1:14pm
"Brush Up Your Shakespere" -- Kiss Me Kate
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There are a hundred threads on this.
#5re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/2/06 at 1:18pmI second "Lily's Eyes" and add "The Proposal/The Night was Alive" from Titanic.
cheezedoodle
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/15/05
#6re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/2/06 at 1:24pm"The Beauty that Drives Men Mad" from Sugar.
CompletlyNakedStatue
Stand-by Joined: 5/14/06
#7re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/2/06 at 1:27pm
"Pretty Women" - Sweeney Todd
"Agony" - Into the Woods
off-Broadway, but "The Riddle Song" from Floyd Collins.
coolphantom919
Broadway Star Joined: 6/6/06
#8re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/2/06 at 2:18pmAgony And Dirty Rotten Number.
jess20882
Broadway Star Joined: 9/21/06
#10re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 2:29pmDirty Rotten Number all the way!
#11re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 2:33pm
OK, I'm too lazy to dig up the hundreds of threads we already have on male duets...but, every time a new one pops up, I always say:
"The Proposal/The Night was Alive" from TITANIC
Gorgeous song, beautifully performed by Brian d'Arcy James and Martin Moran.
-Kad
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#12re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 2:37pm"Guys and Dolls" - from the 1992 revival of the show...Walter Bobbie and JK Simmons...wonderful dueting.
elmore3003
Leading Actor Joined: 3/31/04
#13re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 3:26pm
"Pitiful Penniless Bums"
"It Would Have Been Wonderful"
"I Can See It"
Mattbrain
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/23/05
#14re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 3:55pmWorlds Apart and River in the Rain from Big River
RentBoy86
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/15/05
#15re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 6:11pmYou know, this has nothing to do with the thread, but I really love the Titanic score. I wonder if a revival would ever happen? Hm. The show was moderatley successful in its run.
gumbo2
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/21/05
#16re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 6:19pmWouldn't it be incredibly expensive because they have to gut the stage to make the ship sink...so it'd be risky if they weren't sure it would be a success. But I agree, I LOVE the score. And I don't think anyone would beat the original cast.
RentBoy86
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/15/05
#17re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 7:25pmI think they could make it work. Hopefully they'll have a revival in a couple years. I think it would be rather successful.
#18re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 9:02pmPlus, didn't they have problems making the ship actually sink? = p
Who would play you in the movie? "Taye Diggs." --Brian d'Arcy James
musicaltheater1
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/19/05
#19re: *Best Male Duets to Ever Grace Broadway*
Posted: 10/3/06 at 10:26pm
"Consider Yourself" - Oliver!
"Without You As A Friend" - Martin Guerre (didn't go to Broadway)
"Agony" - Into The Woods
"After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music." Aldous Huxley
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