#1
Posted: 9/30/12 at 1:29am
I have read several times that the original Broadway production of Company had some sort of brilliantly staged curtain call. Can anyone explain to me what made it so special?
Original Company Curtain Call
#2
Posted: 9/30/12 at 11:56am
At least based on the archival taping of the national tour, the bows were a reprise of the opening number as well as their choreography. Nothing ground breaking by today's standards at least--perhaps that was not often done then?
#3
Posted: 9/30/12 at 4:12pm
As far as I've read, the choreography was such that Bobby was left stranded on one side of the curtain and the rest of the cast on the other, to continue his alienation from them. Not really sure how that works with Being Alive, however.
#4
Posted: 9/30/12 at 7:49pm
Jerry Herman musicals reprised entire medleys during curtain calls in the mid-1960s, so I have trouble imagining that anyone would call the reprise of "Company" "ground-breaking". I honestly don't recall after 40 years, but I would assume they did something with the elevator.
Updated On: 9/30/12 at 07:49 PM
#5
Posted: 9/30/12 at 8:11pm
Elaine Stritch did the curtain call in the nude singing "Side By Side"
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