Standing Ovations 4 reviews! Now with pictures! — Page 3

amazing pics.. wish i wentt.

Craig, when are BWW pics going to be up?

ha, sorry beacs! It was... the excitement?

Definitely one of those nights where you wake up smiling the next day. For a lot of reasons. *sigh*

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Updated On: 10/17/05 at 12:29 PM

"32 Years After The Fact"--that's my new mantra.

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I've been to all four concerts, and this one was THE BEST. I can't believe all that talent was in that tiny space.

Standouts included Nicolette Hart's BRILLIANT monolouge/song from A Chorus Line, Natascia Diaz and Andrea Burn's in the West Side Story duet (get Natascia ON BROADWAY NOW.), David Burnham, What You Own, Lea Salonga.. ah I could go on FOREVER.

A+++++ ALL AROUND AND FOR ALL THOSE INVOLVED :)

Not only "32 years after the fact," but "in the same key."

We can't let that important addd fact be lost.

Powerful and emotional performance by D.

NIGHT MUSIC was the first show I saw on Broadway, and I also had the privilege of going to the closing performance. D's delivery of the "The Miller's Son" washed away those 30 odd years for a few minutes last night, and brought back the magic of original production of NIGHT MUSIC.

Magnificent job.

It was indeed magical, Jose'. The most sophisticated thing this 15-year-old had ever seen: the Boris Aronson birch trees, the Patricia Birch musical staging, the Florence Klotz costumes...and those performances!

I used to love saying to my friends, enigmatically, "How can you slip and trip into a hip bath?" or "You acquiesced, and the rest is a blank" or "Say that I settle on B, to wit, / A charmingly lecherous mood, / A, I could put on my nightshirt or sit / Disarmingly, B, in the nude."

It was magical but my teenage friends thought I was a freak. And I was! A Sondheim freak!

Were you too, Jose'?

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That sounds pretty heavenly! What did the workshop entail?

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Craig, any pictures yet?