John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?

[SueleenGay]

John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#1

Posted: 4/2/08 at 1:43pm

The Riedel thread got me to thinking, with the complaints of the orchestrations in the new revival of Sunday, things could have been worse...

PEACE.

[jaystarr]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#2

Posted: 4/2/08 at 1:48pm

That is hilarious, Sue!

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[jrb_actor]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#2

Posted: 4/2/08 at 1:49pm

LOL

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[morosco]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#3

Posted: 4/2/08 at 1:52pm

I'm looking forward to Doyle's Acappella A Little Night Music.

[Unknown User]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#4

Posted: 4/2/08 at 1:52pm

Where is Dot's tuba?

[musicalfan07]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#5

Posted: 4/2/08 at 2:03pm

If Dot was to play the tuba, there is only one person to play the role... PATTI LuPONE!

[tazber]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#6

Posted: 4/2/08 at 2:06pm

hilarious! That made me LOL!

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[SueleenGay]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#7

Posted: 4/2/08 at 2:11pm

I did try to find a tuba for Dot, but the bass fit into the proportions better.

PEACE.

[iflitifloat]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#8

Posted: 4/2/08 at 2:25pm

It's a cello, not a bass. I just want a fine instrument to receive due credit.

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[SueleenGay]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#9

Posted: 4/2/08 at 2:27pm

You are right, of course.

PEACE.

[munkustrap178]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#10

Posted: 4/2/08 at 2:27pm

That's hysterical!

But regarding Riedel's comments, I didn't find the SUNDAY orchestra to be too sparse at all. In fact, I was so engrossed by the performances and the lyrics that I didn't notice.

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[Roscoe]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#11

Posted: 4/2/08 at 2:28pm

And yet, I think I'd rather see Doyle's production than the thing that is currently infecting Studio 54.

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[H.Higgins]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#12

Posted: 4/2/08 at 3:18pm

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"But regarding Riedel's comments, I didn't find the SUNDAY orchestra to be too sparse at all. In fact, I was so engrossed by the performances and the lyrics that I didn't notice."
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Exactly, Munk. I just read the Riedel Best Revival thread and was thinking the same thing. I was mesmerized and couldn't find any faults with the production.

[Unknown User]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#13

Posted: 4/2/08 at 3:44pm

Perhaps we should go in the other direction and assing Dot the Triangle? "We do not belong together (DING!)...."

I like it.

[jpbran]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#14

Posted: 4/2/08 at 3:45pm

Very, very genuinely funny.

Updated On: 4/2/08 at 03:45 PM

[bestinshow2]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#15

Posted: 4/2/08 at 4:21pm

LOL!

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[luvtheEmcee]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#16

Posted: 4/2/08 at 4:23pm

Hee, I literally lol-ed at that picture.

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Updated On: 4/2/08 at 04:23 PM

[haddaddy3]

re: John Doyle's Sunday in the Park With George?#17

Posted: 4/2/08 at 4:27pm

Ha ha!

You look absolutely terrific, honestly.