Could you use a little Dorothy Loudon right about now?

[morosco]

Posted: 10/25/11 at 2:07pm

Live audio from Lolita My Love (1971 closed out of town).
Sur Les Quais

[Almira]

Posted: 10/25/11 at 3:32pm

Yes I can! Perfect break from a stressful moment.

Thank you!

[charlesjguiteau]

Posted: 10/25/11 at 6:01pm

So did anyone out there actually see LOLITA MY LOVE in either Boston or Philly? I know Ming Cho Lee's set designs were extraordinarily avant-garde in their use of patchworks of various rooms combined on each set piece.

But I'd love to hear how the score actually played onstage from one of the veterans out there. Anyone?

[Mr Roxy]

Posted: 10/25/11 at 6:01pm

Yup

[goldenboy]

Posted: 10/27/11 at 5:56pm

Well while Dorothy Loudon was always welcome when she was alive, I just dont think she's look so good right now

[Scripps2]

Posted: 10/28/11 at 5:51am

Wonderful!

Dorothy is never less than superb.

I've enjoyed her on so many recordings and had no idea she was deceased until I saw her death discussed in a thread here. She must have died relatively young.

RIP

[NW]

Posted: 10/29/11 at 4:44am

She died at 78 according to Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Loudon) and at 70 according to IBDB (http://www.ibdb.com/person.php?id=50172). Born 9/17/25 vs. 9/17/33.