#51
Posted: 3/8/05 at 10:37pm
Just a little update, that the concert has sold out! 
SOLD OUT - Andrea McArdle - NYC - In Concert at Joe's Pub March 13th — Page 3
#52
Posted: 3/9/05 at 9:16am
I can't wait!
#53
Posted: 3/10/05 at 9:43pm
More Andrea appearances this weekend, courtesy of her mother's post over at her website:
Here's the full schedule from Phyllis, as posted on Andrea's website:
Saturday night, March 12, 2005, Andrea and Alexis (her daughter) will be singing at the Lincoln Center with the Westchester Symphony. Alexis will be doing "On my Own" and Andrea will sing "I Dreamed a Dream."
She'll also be performing at a benefit at the Marriott Marquis on Monday, March 14th entitled "There is Nothing Like a Dame." Two additional performers will be Bebe Neuwirth and Betty Buckley, among others.
Just FYI, y'all.
Here's the full schedule from Phyllis, as posted on Andrea's website:
Saturday night, March 12, 2005, Andrea and Alexis (her daughter) will be singing at the Lincoln Center with the Westchester Symphony. Alexis will be doing "On my Own" and Andrea will sing "I Dreamed a Dream."
She'll also be performing at a benefit at the Marriott Marquis on Monday, March 14th entitled "There is Nothing Like a Dame." Two additional performers will be Bebe Neuwirth and Betty Buckley, among others.
Just FYI, y'all.
#54
Posted: 3/12/05 at 12:16pm
This sounds like it's going to be a great concert! have fun and PLEASE post reviews!
"It's a great feeling of power to be naked in front of people. We're happy to watch actual incredible graphic violence and gore, but as soon as somebody's naked it seems like the public goes a bit bananas about the whole thing."
#55
Posted: 3/12/05 at 1:36pm
Last night I heard an interview/performance of hers on the Sirius broadway station. She was so nice, thoughtful, and had an amazing voice!!
#56
Posted: 3/13/05 at 9:59am
Tonight...Tonight...won't be just any night....I can't wait !!!
"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
#57
Posted: 3/13/05 at 2:03pm
Have an awesome time tonight, everyone!
CCM '10!
#58
Posted: 3/13/05 at 11:44pm
GREAT evening!
Thank you, Rob and BWW!
Thank you, Rob and BWW!
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#59
Posted: 3/14/05 at 12:00am
THANK YOU ROB AND EVERYONE WHO MADE THIS CONCERT HAPPEN!
Here's the Song list
NYC -- sang as a ballad and love song to our great city
It Might As Well Be Spring -- sublime
Everybody Says Don't -- first HUGE ovation of the night -- perfect diction
Native New Yorker -- a tribute to the square states where disco never went out
Superstar (Karen Carpenter) -- first time I cried this evening
Drive a Person Crazy -- in a bluesy/sultry arrangement -- great number
Maybe This Time -- she could not finish the song -- the audience applause drowned her out
Beauty and the Beast -- cry number 2
I Dreamed a Dream -- the night is now an official sob fest
Losing My Mind -- OK she forgot a lyric or two -- but who cares -- it's Andrea F**ing McArdle singing Sondheim
Not sure of the title of the next song -- composed by Ben Toth (her music director) FUN FUN song about the "other girlfriend"
calling --
Knowing When to Leave -- (from Promises/Promises) -- blew it out of the park
Easy to Be Hard -- beautiful
Tomorrow -- what can I say
Over the Rainbow -- sublime
Here's the Song list
NYC -- sang as a ballad and love song to our great city
It Might As Well Be Spring -- sublime
Everybody Says Don't -- first HUGE ovation of the night -- perfect diction
Native New Yorker -- a tribute to the square states where disco never went out
Superstar (Karen Carpenter) -- first time I cried this evening
Drive a Person Crazy -- in a bluesy/sultry arrangement -- great number
Maybe This Time -- she could not finish the song -- the audience applause drowned her out
Beauty and the Beast -- cry number 2
I Dreamed a Dream -- the night is now an official sob fest
Losing My Mind -- OK she forgot a lyric or two -- but who cares -- it's Andrea F**ing McArdle singing Sondheim
Not sure of the title of the next song -- composed by Ben Toth (her music director) FUN FUN song about the "other girlfriend"
calling --
Knowing When to Leave -- (from Promises/Promises) -- blew it out of the park
Easy to Be Hard -- beautiful
Tomorrow -- what can I say
Over the Rainbow -- sublime
"Sir K, the Viscount of Uppity-shire...." -- kissmycookie
Updated On: 3/14/05 at 12:00 AM
#60
Posted: 3/14/05 at 12:36am
Andrea - you are a goddess, darling. Andrea McArdle in Concert needs to be on Broadway. Savvy producers - jump on this now!
And Alexis - you are a delight!
And Alexis - you are a delight!
Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson
Updated On: 3/14/05 at 12:36 AM
#61
Posted: 3/14/05 at 1:06am
Absolutely wonderful!
Thanks for the song list, K!
Thanks for the song list, K!
I hung out with Cheyenne Jackson in his dressing room waayyyyyy before he tickled D2. "unleash the girly"
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Puppies are babies in fur coats.
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#62
Posted: 3/14/05 at 1:19am
It was a nice evening, not being familiar with Andrea I didn't know what to expect, but she has a lovely, pure tone to her voice that I found really nice to hear.
Thanks for the good work as always!
Thanks for the good work as always!
"Too young to hold on and too old to just break free and run" - Jeff Buckley
#63
Posted: 3/14/05 at 6:02am
Andrea was even more than I expected.....she was and is PHENOMENAL on and off stage!!! I think a CD of this performance would be amazing !!!! "Andrea Live at Joe's Pub"....hint, hint, Rob?
BTW...her daughter is GORGEOUS and from what I hear she could WOW us on that stage too.....Rob????
BTW...her daughter is GORGEOUS and from what I hear she could WOW us on that stage too.....Rob????
"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
#64
Posted: 3/14/05 at 7:33am
I am happy to hear it was a wonderful evening!
CCM '10!
#65
Posted: 3/14/05 at 11:10am
The only word I can use is INCREDIBLE. Not only is she beyond talented, but she is the nicest most genuine actress out there. She needs to get her butt back on Broadway NOW! I saw that they videotaped it.. please tell me we can have SOMETHING to remember like a cd or video?!?!?
#66
Posted: 3/14/05 at 12:56pm
I have to say as well how much I enjoyed the show. Andrea was wonderful, both during the concert and afterwards when she stayed to sign memoribilia for sale (proceeds going to BCEFA).
Her voice was clear and warm. She has a sense of humour about herself that comes through when she sings as well as the chatter between the songs. I believe, if she hadn't endeared herself to the crowd before hand, her slight errors when singing the Sondheim made her a favorite.
I loved her reading of both Annie songs and was not surprised when she closed with Tomorrow. However, I was astounded at her vocal maturity when she sang the Sondheim songs (especially Losing My Mind).
It was a treat to see her on stage and a happy memory for me (both, in the future, and remembering seeing her in Annie when I was all of six or seven).
I hope she records this selection of songs for her next cd, she is truly a Broadway diva.
Her voice was clear and warm. She has a sense of humour about herself that comes through when she sings as well as the chatter between the songs. I believe, if she hadn't endeared herself to the crowd before hand, her slight errors when singing the Sondheim made her a favorite.
I loved her reading of both Annie songs and was not surprised when she closed with Tomorrow. However, I was astounded at her vocal maturity when she sang the Sondheim songs (especially Losing My Mind).
It was a treat to see her on stage and a happy memory for me (both, in the future, and remembering seeing her in Annie when I was all of six or seven).
I hope she records this selection of songs for her next cd, she is truly a Broadway diva.
#67
Posted: 3/14/05 at 1:34pm
She was a delight, in thrilling voice, playful spirit and truly one of the "greats", and a quick BRAVO to Richard Jay Alexander for shaping and guiding the evening. Her "Maybe This Time" was heartbreaking.
#68
Posted: 3/14/05 at 2:20pm
Thanks for the summaries, everyone. I'm so bummed that I missed this (I haven't missed an Andrea show in like forever!) but I'm assistant costume designing a show at school and this past weekend was tech weekend. We all know what that is like 
. Sounds like an amazing evening. I can't believe she sang "Superstar." That's one of my all-time favorites. Please keep everyone updated on the status of the person who was filming as I need to get my hands on that baby!
. Sounds like an amazing evening. I can't believe she sang "Superstar." That's one of my all-time favorites. Please keep everyone updated on the status of the person who was filming as I need to get my hands on that baby!
#69
Posted: 3/15/05 at 11:21am
Her version of "Everybody Says Don't" trumped the Streisand rendition. It was phenomenal. Was deeply moved by her "Beauty and the Beast," and the opening arrangement of "NYC" breathed new life into that chestnut. She also accomplished the seemingly impossible: making me appreciate "Easy to Be Hard," one of my least favorite songs. She's a wonderful person and an endearing personality. Loved that she came on casually dressed: what a surprise and what a wise choice for this very challenging evening. Memorable.
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