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#51

re: Crazy Patti Does It Again ... & I Love Her For It

Posted: 7/20/07 at 9:56am

Ditto, I've never liked her before, but her "I said TURN IT OFF" freaks me out, it's so good.

And while I LOVE Marilyn Caskey, Alison Fraser's, "and this is Miss ELECTRA" had me dying last night.

#52

re: Crazy Patti Does It Again ... & I Love Her For It

Posted: 7/20/07 at 9:59am

Alison was on FIRE last night...I love that she switches up the line readings...she's a very good actress. The stare down with Patti was great!

I think they asked Marilyn to tone it down, she stole the number the first time I saw it. Another spot that was tighter and better paced.

"I'm electrifyin', and I aint even tryin'!"

"Carson has combined his passion for helping children with his love for one of Cincinnati's favorite past times - cornhole - to create a unique and exciting event perfect for a corporate outing, entertaining clients or family fun."

"In Oz, the verb is douchifizzation." PRS

#53

re: Crazy Patti Does It Again ... & I Love Her For It

Posted: 7/20/07 at 10:06am

The cast has almost certainly gotten notes. I've noticed Sami Gayle has toned down her performance quite a bit, for the better.

Also, I liked that "You'll Never Get Away From Me" and "Together Wherever We Go" change dramatically from performance to performance, depending on whatever Ms. LuPone is in the mood to do. Boyd Gaines slapping her um, butt, last night was priceless.

#54

re: Crazy Patti Does It Again ... & I Love Her For It

Posted: 7/20/07 at 10:20am

it's a great "You'll Never...."
Like Tyne Daly and Jonathan Hadary, the chemistry is palpable, and it's so genuine.

#55

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 11:31am

GYPSY operates on a convention of the show being performed on a stage (the constant references to the conductor in the "pit" for example).
The device of the characters changing the title cards takes this even further. If Rose is changing a title card, then she is, quite literally, on a stage. Just as an actor sneezing or dropping a prop is a real event which should be incorporated into the action onstage, so too should a stray playbill.
How very perfectly "Madame Rose" to kick the thing off into the audience!
Hilarious.

#56

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 11:51am

Oh my GOD, I can't wait to see this again.

[title of show] on Broadway. it's time. believe.

#57

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 12:58pm

the PLAYBILL woman is lucky she got off so easily...ya now Patti carries a blade!

#58

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 1:21pm

Not sure about this particular incident, but I do agree with the remark that Patti could go on a killing spree and people would probably worship her for it.

Jimmy, what are you doing here in the middle of the night? It's almost 9 PM!

#59

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 1:25pm

Kicking a playbill and going on a killing spree are two ENTIRELY different things. People are so dramatic here... I love it.

#60

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 1:26pm

What is so horrible about kicking a damn Playbill off the stage? She didn't hit the woman on purpose (and I'm sure it didn't hit her hard) and other performers have done the same thing. What's the big deal?

I am a firm believer in serendipity- all the random pieces coming together in one wonderful moment, when suddenly you see what their purpose was all along.

#61

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 1:28pm

It's hyperbole, ljay, meant to refer to the fact that Patti can act as bitchy as she wants and people only love her for it.

Jimmy, what are you doing here in the middle of the night? It's almost 9 PM!

#62

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 1:29pm

I think Ben makes a good point...but Rose would've crammed it down the skank's throat.

I contend that she got off easy.

#63

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 1:33pm

Patti can kill with just one eybrow!

#64

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 1:51pm

"With One Eyebrow"
Isnt that from Sunset Boulevard?

#65

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 2:12pm

SporkGoddess - come on, everyone knows hyperbole is not what makes the world go 'round. Be realistic, she's an actress... a fantastically good actress... and you know deep down you'd love to get jiggy with her. She's hot. I bet you'd be breathing from her hoo-hoo in seconds, given the chance.

#66

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 2:34pm

I thought Patti had a hoo-ha...

#67

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 2:38pm

i thought she had a hoy-dee-hoy-dee-hey!

#68

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 2:40pm

"I bet you'd be breathing from her hoo-hoo in seconds, given the chance."

Isnt it a chocolate soft drink?

#69

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 2:45pm

It's a concept within an enigma within one of them Russian egg-doll thingummies.

#70

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 2:47pm

Hmmmm...

#71

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 2:52pm

I havent done that dance since college!

#72

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 2:58pm

I know someone who has... [yells] "PATTTTII - GET IN HERE!"

#73

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 3:00pm

"...Yeh, they wanna see ya Hoo-Hoo. You limbered? Good."

#74

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 3:06pm

Give her room!

#75

Kicking the playbill is within the world of the play

Posted: 7/20/07 at 5:19pm

Patti didn't kick the Playbill off the stage. ROSE DID!!

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