Posted: 1/25/18 at 8:39pm
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LuPone and Webber "Bury the Hatchet"
Posted: 1/25/18 at 9:21pm
So is she going to rename the Lloyd Webber Memorial Pool? lol
Posted: 1/25/18 at 9:28pm
faceleg said: "So is she going to rename the Lloyd Webber Memorial Pool? lol"
Well, she doesn’t own the house where that pool is located anymore, so it would probably be up to the new owners!
Posted: 1/25/18 at 9:42pm
Posted: 1/25/18 at 9:53pm
I never thought I'd see the day when this would happen.
Updated On: 1/25/18 at 09:53 PM
Posted: 1/25/18 at 9:54pm
QueenAlice said: "Now can she in Mandy do that one night benefit concert of Evita we’ve all been dreaming about??"
I’d pay large sums of money to see that. She still prides herself on the fact that she sings the songs in the original key (and loves to do it with Seth Rudetsky), and I would love to hear her do the whole show live.
Posted: 1/25/18 at 10:03pm
Posted: 1/25/18 at 10:07pm
adamgreer said: "QueenAlice said: "Now can she in Mandy do that one night benefit concert of Evita we’ve all been dreaming about??"
I’d pay large sums of money to see that. She still prides herself on the fact that she sings the songs in the original key (and loves to do it with Seth Rudetsky), and I would love to hear her do the whole show live."
My first thought at intermission of WAR PAINT was how much this needed to happen. She would destroy the score now in the best way.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 12:08am
It was her who needed to bury the hatchet, he never mentions her, she is not on his radar. She wrote a book trashing the man that made her famous. He is on another level...she is a bitter has-been known for being mean to her assistants and mean/diva-ish to people in general.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 12:36am
Posted: 1/26/18 at 12:49am
muscle23ftl said: "It was her who needed to bury the hatchet, he never mentions her, she is not on his radar. She wrote a book trashing the man that made her famous. He is on another level...she is a bitter has-been known for being mean to her assistants and mean/diva-ishto people in general."
Has-been? She's working more now than ever. In just this decade 3 Tony nods (1 win), 6 broadway shows (with a trip to London's Company next), won 2 Grammys, Critics choice nominee for Penny Dreadful and has been doing steady voiceovers for Vampirina a hugely popular children's series. All in the last ten years. Bitter, maybe. Has-been, no. She's a workhorse.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 12:51am
muscle23ftl said: "It was her who needed to bury the hatchet, he never mentions her, she is not on his radar. She wrote a book trashing the man that made her famous. He is on another level...she is a bitter has-been known for being mean to her assistants and mean/diva-ishto people in general."
Blah blah here we go again. Has been? Guess a has been means a Tony nomination last year, a great new live album, a performance at the Grammys, frequent tv gigs, and a high profile London production this year. The man fired her in a very cruel way and she’s not supposed to bring it up on her memoir?
Webber doesn’t exactly have a reputation for being kind.
You shouldn’t be telling anyone to let things go. You only appear on this board lately to bash LuPone.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 1:26am
I'm always happy to read a story of forgiveness - reconciliation. It would have been great had this happened a year ago when Sunset returned to NY, but whatever... They're both getting older. Life's too short for this type of crap.
I wonder if Glenn Close helped broker the truce since Patti and her supposedly had lunch together last year after Sunset finished its run
Posted: 1/26/18 at 1:34am
muscle23ftl said: "She wrote a book trashing the man that made her famous."
Well, one chapter in a book.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 2:53am
The fact they can do this in harmony seems far from becoming besties. Wishful thinking.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 5:53am
muscle23ftl said: "It was her who needed to bury the hatchet, he never mentions her, she is not on his radar. She wrote a book trashing the man that made her famous. He is on another level...she is a bitter has-been known for being mean to her assistants and mean/diva-ishto people in general."
In the several years time I was able to meet with her backstage, she was ever so kind. In general, she doesn't put up with any nonsense and probably doesn't care about people who put her down. Muscle23ftl who?
Posted: 1/26/18 at 7:41am
Pay no attention to muscle. He has this weird axe to grind with LuPone and only pops in to bash her nowadays. Best to just ignore his statements and move along.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 8:01am
Posted: 1/26/18 at 9:37am
Not on topic but that publicity shot of Patti as Evita that accompanies the article is just stunning.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 10:00am
qolbinau said: "Patti is almost peaking now. Has she ever been a better actress? Her voice is absolutely pristine and her diction never better. When we say stars like Bernadette sound great we mean it within the context of noticing aging and vocal decline. But Patti, and I don’t know why, has barely suffered any effects of aging in her voice. My only hope is she and producers don’t waste this opportunity and can give her some meaningful work. Maybe a full Broadway run of any show is always a risky proposition but Patti could easily sell a multiple night concert engagement with the right show."
I've thought the same thing. And certainly not to tear anyone else down, but Patti's voice is indeed still in incredible shape. Hugely impressive.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 10:02am
qolbinau said: "Patti is almost peaking now. Has she ever been a better actress? Her voice is absolutely pristine and her diction never better. When we say stars like Bernadette sound great we mean it within the context of noticing aging and vocal decline. But Patti, and I don’t know why, has barely suffered any effects of aging in her voice. My only hope is she and producers don’t waste this opportunity and can give her some meaningful work. Maybe a full Broadway run of any show is always a risky proposition but Patti could easily sell a multiple night concert engagement with the right show."
Absolutely. It's really quite remarkable how Patti seems stronger than ever.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 10:23am
Actually I've known people who've worked for lots of theater stars and they all say Patti is nowhere on the list of the most difficult people to work with/for. Not to say she isn't a diva or can't be difficult, but that there's way way worse.
Posted: 1/26/18 at 2:18pm
There are many who would love a revival of Sunset. Since Miss Close did a limited run of Sunset, maybe Miss Patti would be willing to do a similar version. It would provide closure to a painful episode of her life. I mean, if she and ALW can achieve a theatrical version of detente, then perhaps we can see Miss LuPone as Norma Desmond on Broadway? It's plausible, I think.
