#26
Posted: 5/10/17 at 11:28am
It looks like the after show is on Bravotv.com under the WWHL section. Enjoy!
Patti LuPone will be on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen tonight — Page 2
#27
Posted: 5/10/17 at 2:39pm
Thank you so much. I just watched it. Found her bit about Jerry Herman interesting. She should get out on all the chat shows and promote her show as well as herself. She is fabulous to watch.
HUSSY POWER!
------ HUSSY POWER!
Updated On: 5/10/17 at 02:39 PM
#28
Posted: 5/10/17 at 2:58pm
She's told the Glenn story before, but from what I remember she previously had said they saw each other backstage? I don't recall the part about them sitting next to each other. That's some wonderfully shady event planner.
"Oh look at the time, three more intelligent plays just closed and THE ADDAMS FAMILY made another million dollars" -Jackie Hoffman, Broadway.com Audience Awards
#29
Posted: 5/10/17 at 3:47pm
Didn't watch the show, but could someone summarize the Glenn encounter? I hadn't heard anything about it.
#30
Posted: 5/10/17 at 3:50pm
IdinaBellFoster said: "She's told the Glenn story before, but from what I remember she previously had said they saw each other backstage? I don't recall the part about them sitting next to each other. That's some wonderfully shady event planner."
You think the Events team at the Kennedy Center cares about who Patti LuPone does and doesn't like?
When I see the phrase "the ____ estate", I imagine a vast mansion in the country full of monocled men and high-collared women receiving letters about productions across the country and doing spit-takes at whatever they contain.
-Kad
#31
Posted: 5/10/17 at 3:54pm
givesmevoice said: "IdinaBellFoster said: "She's told the Glenn story before, but from what I remember she previously had said they saw each other backstage? I don't recall the part about them sitting next to each other. That's some wonderfully shady event planner."
You think the Events team at the Kennedy Center cares about who Patti LuPone does and doesn't like?
"
YES.
HUSSY POWER!
------ HUSSY POWER!
#32
Posted: 5/10/17 at 3:58pm
I was making a joke.
"Oh look at the time, three more intelligent plays just closed and THE ADDAMS FAMILY made another million dollars" -Jackie Hoffman, Broadway.com Audience Awards
#33
Posted: 5/10/17 at 4:04pm
For those who missed the actual live broadcast, it will be on Bravo's website shortly. Most likely later or tomorrow. The After Show is already on their website.
In the meantime, here are portions of the live broadcast:
http://www.bravotv.com/watch-what-happens-live
#34
Posted: 5/11/17 at 4:05pm
I found her gruesome. I hate when people give her passes for her boorish, unprofessional behavior saying, "I love Patti" or "that's just Patti." I'm a fan of Patti's talent, but I find her so tacky. She can't even throw shade in a subtle manner. From her memoir and the Advocate profile you just get the sense she is an angry, resentful person. No wonder Sondheim or Nunn don't return her calls and she is considering retiring after this show.
"The sexual energy between the mother and son really concerns me!"-random woman behind me at Next to Normal
"I want to meet him after and bang him!"-random woman who exposed her breasts at Rock of Ages, referring to James Carpinello
#35
Posted: 5/11/17 at 4:11pm
"No wonder Sondheim or Nunn don't return her calls and she is considering retiring after this show."
And where, may I ask, are you getting this scoop from?
Caption: Every so often there was a rare moment of perfect balance when I soared above him.
#36
Posted: 5/11/17 at 4:48pm
Bettyboy72 said: "I found her gruesome. I hate when people give her passes for her boorish, unprofessional behavior saying, "I love Patti" or "that's just Patti." I'm a fan of Patti's talent, but I find her so tacky. She can't even throw shade in a subtle manner. From her memoir and the Advocate profile you just get the sense she is an angry, resentful person. No wonder Sondheim or Nunn don't return her calls and she is considering retiring after this show."
Agreed. What a bitter, unpleasant person. Reminds me of the time I was sitting behind her in a theater in Boston and her cell phone rang...and she answered it!
I didn't think it was possible to like her less. I was wrong.
#37
Posted: 5/11/17 at 4:49pm
Valentina3 said: ""No wonder Sondheim or Nunn don't return her calls and she is considering retiring after this show."
And where, may I ask, are you getting this scoop from?"
She didn't necessarily say she was retiring, but she told Seth Rudetsky that she thinks War Paint will be her last musical, since she doesn't imagine she'll get any more leading roles and she's not ready to be in the "and Patti LuPone" featured box. She then confirmed this on WWHL.
http://www.playbill.com/article/could-war-paint-be-patti-lupones-last-musical
And that being said, what existing leading roles are out there that she'd do on Broadway at her age? Dolly is an obvious choice, but she also said that the last she heard, Jerry Herman said she was "too ethnic." (????????)
Also I really wish people would stop saying she was throwing shade. Flat-out saying someone was terrible is not throwing shade. That's saying that you think someone in terrible. Bettyboy, you're right in saying she lacks subtlety in that regard.
When I see the phrase "the ____ estate", I imagine a vast mansion in the country full of monocled men and high-collared women receiving letters about productions across the country and doing spit-takes at whatever they contain.
-Kad
Updated On: 5/11/17 at 04:49 PM
#38
Posted: 5/11/17 at 4:57pm
I misspoke, it was in the Out magazine profile that she said she called Trevor Nunn in regards to the Night Music revival and he never called her back. In a live Q and A with her I saw, she said Sondheim does not return her calls.
I could totally respect her saying she didn't think Madonna did the score justice or she didn't care for the film but calling Madonna's performance "a piece of sh@#" is just beyond the pale for someone working in the industry. She's also insulting anyone who liked the film, myself included. She also proceeded to kiss Rachel Bloom's ass (someone she's worked for) and diss the NBC musicals and Les Mis. She sounds like sour grapes.
I really don't want to support someone like that.
We all know that's cocktail talk with your intimates. It's not TV talk for someone who wants to keep working.
"The sexual energy between the mother and son really concerns me!"-random woman behind me at Next to Normal
"I want to meet him after and bang him!"-random woman who exposed her breasts at Rock of Ages, referring to James Carpinello
#39
Posted: 5/11/17 at 5:00pm
LuPone is probably the last of the iconic Broadway characters. How honest and candid she is reminds me so much of Ethel (remember when the Merm had a chapter in her book about her marriage and left the page blank?). There are many wonderful performers, but no PERSONALITIES like there used to be. Good for her to remind the world how awful the Evita movie was - and why most movie musicals today are not of good quality. And re: Sunset, she knows she can sing AND act the role better then Glen in her sleep. She's my forever diva and one of the greatest studyers of her craft.
"Sticks and stones, sister. Here, have a Valium." - Patti LuPone, a Memoir
#40
Posted: 5/11/17 at 5:18pm
Well, in regards to Rachel Bloom being better than the NBC musicals, she certainly is not wrong. They consistently are mediocre at best, whereas Crazy Ex-Girlfriend nails multiple musical numbers every single week.
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.
#41
Posted: 5/11/17 at 5:19pm
Sally Durant Plummer said: "LuPone is probably the last of the iconic Broadway characters. How honest and candid she is reminds me so much of Ethel (remember when the Merm had a chapter in her book about her marriage and left the page blank?). There are many wonderful performers, but no PERSONALITIES like there used to be. Good for her to remind the world how awful the Evita movie was - and why most movie musicals today are not of good quality. And re: Sunset, she knows she can sing AND act the role better then Glen in her sleep. She's my forever diva and one of the greatest studyers of her craft."
Exactly. And it's not as if Patti just started sharing her unfiltered thoughts, she has always spoken candidly.
"Oh look at the time, three more intelligent plays just closed and THE ADDAMS FAMILY made another million dollars" -Jackie Hoffman, Broadway.com Audience Awards
#42
Posted: 5/11/17 at 5:23pm
For me, Patti is taking over where Elaine Stritch left over. She's more lucid than Elaine, but her unfiltered remarks are very like Stritch-like, and I love EVERY moment of it.
#43
Posted: 5/11/17 at 5:31pm
I'll gladly take a candid personality like LuPone over a highly filtered, sanitized, every comment you make is run through a press agent, performer like Ben Platt (based on that recent NY Times profile) or Bernadette Peters, who's always so "I love everyone on Broadway! Broadway is amazing!" and whose concert banter is so dull and scripted.
#44
Posted: 5/11/17 at 5:35pm
ScottyDoesn'tKnow2 said: "As a huge Madonna fan, Patti didn't say anything that most people didn't already think. Patti is one of those people who despite her brashness and comments that seem to reveal some entitlement issues, I cannot help but applaud and encourage her to keep doing what she's doing. Other people would not inspire the same sort of admiration that she does for exhibiting the same sort of behavior. I can't explain it, it just makes sense for Patti.
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As the biggest madonna fan I agree 100%. Madonna is my goddess but I live for Patti's hate speech!
#living #thensomeone'smotherthenyou'recamp
#45
Posted: 5/11/17 at 5:52pm
adamgreer said: "I'll gladly take a candid personality like LuPone over a highly filtered, sanitized, every comment you make is run through a press agent, performer like Ben Platt (based on that recent NY Times profile) or Bernadette Peters, who's always so "I love everyone on Broadway! Broadway is amazing!" and whose concert banter is so dull and scripted.
"
I have to agree that Bernadette always does come across as a little bit...fake. She is one of Broadway's biggest stars and yet it's like we don't know anything about her.
At the same time, while I personally love that Patti does just not give a damn anymore and says what she pleases - I can see how this would rub many people the wrong way. If you look at the facebook playbill page comments, for example, most of the top voted comments are criticising her for her behaviour. When she is starring in a musical does she have some responsibility to be giving good PR for herself/the show?
Give me claws and a hunch, just away from this bunch.
#46
Posted: 5/11/17 at 6:19pm
I don't find her anything like Stritch. You can be a broad without being a nasty bitch. Stritch also tended to tell tales after folks were dead. I'm glad Patti still has her minions, but I'll be perfectly fine if she retires.
I may be in the minority, but Patti did not touch the level of acting that Close has with Norma. Buckley was the best with the score. I do appreciate Patti's power and control of her voice, but the diction is atrocious. I know some people dig that too. I don't.
Mary Louise Wilson is closer to Stritch. She is a dame with personality for days, can spin a yarn, throw some shade and spill the tea but maintains her class.
"The sexual energy between the mother and son really concerns me!"-random woman behind me at Next to Normal
"I want to meet him after and bang him!"-random woman who exposed her breasts at Rock of Ages, referring to James Carpinello
Updated On: 5/11/17 at 06:19 PM
#47
Posted: 5/11/17 at 6:24pm
I find that with some bold or brassy people being true to their character over a very long time creates a bit of a caricature at some point. That is how I felt watching Lupone here. She was Patti Lupone playing the part of "I tell it like it is Patti Lupone."
#48
Posted: 5/11/17 at 6:30pm
She came off like a sour bitter bitch. Very mean-spirited. She may have talent, but she sure doesn't have any class.
Updated On: 5/12/17 at 06:30 PM
#49
Posted: 5/11/17 at 6:46pm
JBC3 said: "I find that with some bold or brassy people being true to their character over a very long time creates a bit of a caricature at some point. That is how I felt watching Lupone here. She was Patti Lupone playing the part of "I tell it like it is Patti Lupone.""
You also have to realize what talk show it is and what network it's on. Andy Cohen's show is about trying to get celebrities to spill juicy tea and say outrageous things. She took the reserved laid-back approach several years ago on the show, and honestly it was a rather bland appearance. This time, she played into Andy's antics and what people want from the show, and she had everyone buzzing, and created a ton of press.
#50
Posted: 5/11/17 at 6:46pm
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