#2
Posted: 8/12/08 at 11:37pm
They were still making the announcement last Wednesday.
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#3
Posted: 8/12/08 at 11:52pm
Okay, I'm so sorry to be asking this, but why IS she wearing them? I heard the announcement when I saw it and everyone else laughed like they knew what was going on.
#4
Posted: 8/13/08 at 12:00am
Fashion statement.
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Vita, dulcedo, et spes nostra
Salve, Salve Regina
Ad te clamamus exsules filii Eva
Ad te suspiramus, gementes et flentes
O clemens O pia
#5
Posted: 8/13/08 at 12:01am
She was wearing them when I saw the show last Wednesday. The announcement said she hurt her foot.
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#6
Posted: 8/13/08 at 12:08am
Saw it last Thu and she was not wearing them.
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This is wishing that a moment would arrive.
This is taking chances, this is almost touching, what the beauty is." --The Light in the Piazza
#8
Posted: 8/13/08 at 12:12am
See I got a completely different reaction. When I saw it a few weeks ago, they made the announcement that Patti LuPone had injured herself. Seriously, the gay gasp was never more in use in the history of the world than in that very moment. They continued explaining that Miss LuPone would simply be doing the EXACT same performance, just in isotoners (for some strange reason I feel bad even typing 'LuPone' and 'simply' 'EXACT same performance' in the same sententce).
I swear to you, for those few seconds leading up to the full explanation when the entire audience was on the edge of their seats thinking they weren't going to see Patti, I was just laughing my butt off, since I obviously knew (thanks to all of you) what it was, though I have to say I was a bit surprised she was STILL wearing them. But I have to say - other than being a bit odd (for such a renowned thespian to do ANYTHING out of character, especially something as basic as wardrobe does seem strange), it really doesn't effect the performance one way or the other. It's not like Rose is in A Chorus Line (interesting concept, she'd totally take over the show and get her girls to be the leads), dancing isn't super-crucial for the part.
And she's still the best performance (true, her as a performer as well, but I mean in this specific performance as Madame Rose) money can buy eight nights a week guaranteed, isotoners or not.
I swear to you, for those few seconds leading up to the full explanation when the entire audience was on the edge of their seats thinking they weren't going to see Patti, I was just laughing my butt off, since I obviously knew (thanks to all of you) what it was, though I have to say I was a bit surprised she was STILL wearing them. But I have to say - other than being a bit odd (for such a renowned thespian to do ANYTHING out of character, especially something as basic as wardrobe does seem strange), it really doesn't effect the performance one way or the other. It's not like Rose is in A Chorus Line (interesting concept, she'd totally take over the show and get her girls to be the leads), dancing isn't super-crucial for the part.
And she's still the best performance (true, her as a performer as well, but I mean in this specific performance as Madame Rose) money can buy eight nights a week guaranteed, isotoners or not.
#10
Posted: 8/13/08 at 12:28am
The Show is GYPSY... It is arguably the greatest musical ever to grace a stage. PLEASE research the show if you care anything about the theatre at all. The actress is TWO TIME TONY AWARD WINNER Patti LuPone. Again do research. She is a living legand.
#11
Posted: 8/13/08 at 12:31am
and here I thought NYC4Life was being sarcastic.
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#13
Posted: 8/13/08 at 12:51am
Obviously s/he was kidding...
Responding to it might've made you look like an idiot.
Responding to it might've made you look like an idiot.
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