I just viewed "Broadway on Broadway". I was disappointed that the big stars that used to appear were missing. I expected Patti LuPone, for example. Anyway, I missed the show for the first number. I think the song was "Brand New You". What show is this from? Also, the song from "Pure Country" is unknown to me. It was something about Come on, Gettin' Good Tonight. I stayed for the entire 2 hours but never saw "13". Did I miss it? Good Performances were "Wicked", "Chicago", "Phantom", "Jersey Boys","Heights", "Q", "Mermaid", "Spamalot" ,"Xanadu", Mamma Mia" and "Awakening". Disappointed in "Hairspray", and "Gypsy. It was fun but a bit long and hot. A white tent in front of the stage ruined my view so I had to watch from the big Panasonic screen which was improved greatly over last years.
Wicked - The Wizard and I Legally Blonde - So Much Better Spring Awakening - Totally STUCK Young Frankenstein - He vas my boyfriend In the Heights -when you're home [tos] - combo of Opening Number and Way Back to Then Hairspray - Run and Tell That Chicago - All I need is love [is that the title? I forget] Mamma Mia! - The Winner takes it All Ave Q - it sucks to be me Lion King - Can you feel the love tonight? Spamalot - look on the brighter side of life [? I've never seen it but that was the basis of the song] Xanadu - Don't Walk Away The Little Mermaid - Part of that world Grease - Greased Lightning Gypsy - Gotta Have a Gimmick Mary Poppins - Practically Perfect
Hahahahaha, right. That's funny you were expecting her.
I had fun at the show today. Got there kind of late so I was further back, but had a great view of the big screens.
"This table, he is over one hundred years old. If I could, I would take an old gramophone needle and run it along the surface of the wood. To hear the music of the voices. All that was said." - Doug Wright, I Am My Own Wife
Yes, guess Ms. LuPone is a prima donna. In the past, I've seen bigger "stars" perform live at this concert. Billy Elliot did, "Once We Were Kings". What did "Tale of Two Cities" and "Title of Show" perform? I was there but never heard the song titles.
I have to say I got teary during (tos) when I heard Heidi sing A WAY BACK TO THEN with a full orchestra, It was magical.
Agreed. It gave me lots of chills. Both she and the orchestra sounded so amazing.
"This table, he is over one hundred years old. If I could, I would take an old gramophone needle and run it along the surface of the wood. To hear the music of the voices. All that was said." - Doug Wright, I Am My Own Wife
Did she do anything fancy to it or just do it exactly how it's written? On "that site", there are clips of her doing TWAI at special events in London and she always did some crazy riffs and the like.
I went today for the first time and totally enjoyed every number, i do have to say that it was really hott, but at least it started snowing later on thru the concert (yes the number from "White Christmas" used fake snow that filled all of Times Square, kinda,) well i recorded most of the performances. I was lucky to get a good spot almost in front of the stage.
I'll post them when i have the time to upload them. here r some pics meanwhile of chicago, [tos], and john leguizamo
Was able to catch the last half hour of the show from 43rd St. behind the stage near one of the police barricades. Sierra Boggess walked right by me, and Tony Roberts and Mary Testa had a hard time getting through to walk to the Hayes.
Nothing was funnier than Roberts' saying "But we're in Xanadu!"
Not trying to start anything adamgreer, but there is a big difference between doing one number and doing a near 3-hour show. I'm not taking sides, I'm just saying.
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