Review: Molly in Sweet Charity- Page 3
Review: Molly in Sweet Charity
millie_dillmount
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/22/04
#50re: Review: Molly in Sweet Charity
Posted: 10/25/06 at 2:40am
Just curious, does anyone have any positive stories?
I partially take back what I said, that is really bitchy FlyingMonkey. 
Sad that some actors/actresses are like that.
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#51re: Review: Molly in Sweet Charity
Posted: 10/25/06 at 2:52am
I can only say that I saw the show in San Jose as well (reviewed it for this site on another thread, in fact) and thought the show was enjoyable and the orchestra played Coleman's music well, but Molly was lacking in singing and dancing skills. The show was a rather pale comparison with the recent Broadway revival (Charity haters, insert your "well, that was a pale comparison to Gwen and Bob's show" comments here) though, and the energy level was not the same. I will say that Molly's comedic timing was great, and she played well with others on stage.
Can't comment on the off stage behaviour, as we didn't wait around the stage door for anything.
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