Broadway voices and food comparisons.

#1

Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 6:43pm

Are there certain broadway actors/actresses out there whose voice reminds you of a certain food (ex: Aaron Tveit's voice sounds like butter!)?



Here are mine:


Kristin Chenoweth's voice sounds like rainbow sherbet icecream, topped off with whipped cream and a cherry on top.

Adam Pascal's voice sounds just like soda pop and pop rocks.

Karen Olivo's voice sounds like those gingersnap cookies with cinnamon and chile drown into the mix for spice and flavor.

And yes, Aaron Tveit's voice does sound like butta!






(And yes, if you're wondering. I am hungry.)

#2

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 6:44pm

I was actually wondering if you were stoned

Updated On: 6/23/09 at 06:44 PM

#3

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 6:45pm

Stockard Channing's voice sounds like a healthy, plump roast chicken.

This is the worst thread ever, by the way.

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#4

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 6:45pm

Oh no, no. Then I would have been saying that Idina Menzel's voice taste like umbrellas.


But you don't see that happening, now do you? =D

#5

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 6:46pm

No no. That would be what you would say on LSD.

#6

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 6:48pm

I think this is a great thread and I'm just sad I can't come up with anything. Hopefully it won't have sunk without a trace before I think of summat!

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#7

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 6:51pm

Thanks Weez! Thanks for not being a party pooper like PiraguaGuy2.



I just thought the boards were a bit slow and thought I'd post something "fun", if you want to call it that.

#8

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 6:56pm

Harvey Fierstein - granola (or gargling with razor blades!)

#9

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 7:05pm

Yeah. His voice does sound like granola....if you were trying to swallow it dry and then started choking on it.

#10

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 7:06pm

Raul Esparza - jalapeno gelato - hot, cool, and not to everyone's taste

#11

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 7:10pm

Wonkit, that's pretty brilliant.

#12

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 7:21pm

This thread is making me so hungry.

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#13

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 7:24pm

Tried to think of what Josh Groban sounds like and baked potato somehow seemed appropriate. Warm and fibrey!

#14

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 7:38pm

This makes me wish we had that Broadway Star E-Mail Game thread again.

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#15

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 7:52pm

This thread makes me want to try some jalapeno jelato!

Norm Lewis's or is it Lewis' voice sounds like the creamiest, richest chocolate you've ever tasted. Yum.

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#16

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 9:04pm

Idina Menzel sounds like artichokes. She sounds like she is arti(culating) a choke.

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#17

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 9:24pm

Michael Cerveris has been described as having a "moist voice" Therefore, I will suggest that it sounds like Perrier.

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#18

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 9:28pm

Raul Esparza sounds like a goat "cheese."

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#19

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 9:53pm

Audra McDonald's voice sounds like sweet sweet honey!

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#20

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 10:30pm

Idina sounds like strawberries. In my opinion, sweet, sour, delicious, richly flavored and full of bite. 9/10

Julie Reiber-good barbecue: spice, richness satisfying.

Julia Murney-pickles (in a good way)

Patty LuPone-Mexican food spicy, explosive and fulfilling.

#21

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 10:34pm

For some reason, Kelli O'Hara's voice makes me think of a red velvet cupcake.

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#22

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 10:40pm

Kelli O'Hara - Lemon Popsicle - cool and flavorful
Christine Ebersole - strawberry cheesecake - sweet and smooth

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#23

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 11:03pm

Not exactly Broadway, but Kate Aldrich has been going around the country performing as Carmen in the opera Carmen and he voice sounded like melted chocolate. It was beautiful. If she happens to perform this role near you, go see it!

#24

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 11:06pm

Patti LuPone sounds like sriracha. IF YOU SQUIRTED IT IN MY EYE.

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#25

re: Broadway voices and food comparisons.

Posted: 6/23/09 at 11:13pm

Nathan Lane sounds like a hot dog with a little too much sauerkraut.
Brian Stokes Mitchell sounds like roast beef.
Kirsten Chenoweth sounds like nerds.
Patti LuPone sounds like Fettucini Alfredo with a lot of parmesan on top.
Christine Ebersole sounds like bruschetta.
Carol Channing sounds like nachos.