Phantom[s] Return!!!

https://youtu.be/ktYzCwkK9Rc

Why YES...as a matter of fact I have seen both.  Waaay back before other POTO productions were mounted in the US Jonathan Rennis of San Fransissyco's Theatre On The Square acquired the rights to and mounted a very successful staging of the.Ken Hill POTO. If I recall, he "forgot" to advertise it as a faux-Phantom and the shills turned up in droves...much to the amusement of SF theatre queens.  I was one.  A theatre queen, to be clear/queer.

I'm sure there may be some SFers who are still alive and  remember this rather charming production.

Attended the Yeston-Kopit Phantom at the San Jose Performing Arts center, as part of their now defunct Civic Light Opera 

Goddess!  I'm old.

 

The Ken Hill Phantom couldn't pull a bait-and-switch in this day and age like they did in San Francisco.  The Twitterverse would be on them like white on rice.

Impeach2017 said: "are you talking to yourself?"

As a matter of fact, I yam.  And having a brilliant conversation to boot.  

YOU must relate to the old Dorothy Parker adage "If you can't say anything nice about someone ... come sit next to me".  

A Director said: "Sho-Tunes-R-Us said: "Impeach2017 said: "are you talking to yourself?"

As a matter of fact, I yam. And having a brilliant conversation to boot.

YOU must relate to the old Dorothy Parker adage "If you can't say anything nice about someone ... come sit next to me"."

It is not a Dorothy Parker quote; the remark originated with Alice Roosevelt Longworth.

I stand corrected.   It was Dorothy Parker who opined "You can lead a whore to culture, but you can't make.her think".  I suppose that could apply to some individuals on this board, yes?

 

 

JSquared2 said: "Sho-Tunes-R-Us said: "A Director said: "Sho-Tunes-R-Us said: "Impeach2017 said: "are you talking to yourself?"

As a matter of fact, I yam. And having a brilliant conversation to boot.

YOU must relate to the old Dorothy Parker adage "If you can't say anything nice about someone ... come sit next to me"."

It is not a Dorothy Parker quote; the remark originated with Alice Roosevelt Longworth.

I stand corrected. It was Dorothy Parker who opined "You can lead a whore to culture, but you can't make.her think". I suppose that could apply to some individuals on this board, yes?



Feeling OK today, chief? Looks like you're celebrating 4/20 a little bit too hard??


I resemble that remark!  I do not inhale.  Nor do I dissolve anything either.  Or shoot, snort nor drink.  " "You come crawling' back to Broadway.  Well, Broadway doesn't go for BOOZE and DOPE! ".

As a matter of fact, I'm giddy over my.annual orgy of Broadway shows next week.  A slightly catholic mix.  Bad Cinderella, &Juliet, Sweeney Todd, A Beautiful Noise, Life Of Pi, Some Like It Hot and Fat Ham.  My nephew is an agent/talent manager/former producer on HBO and has clients in some of the minor or supporting roles.  I may meet a few after the shows.

Do the names Helena York, Rick Faugno, Jeremy Jordan and Teal Wicks ring bells?  I could go on, but I don't want to appear smug.  <snark>

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I will be adding “I yam” to my vocabulary.

Mr. Wormwood said: "What is happening here"

I don't see a question mark in your sentence and will assume that you are just validating this chat string.

Spank you very mucho.