I saw Topol do the pre-Broadway-revival tour in the late '80s, out here in L.A.
He "walked" through it up until "To Life!" Then suddenly he came alive in that scene and stayed alive for the rest of the show.
(I always wondered if he had REAL booze served to him in that tavern.)
But early on, his "Tradition" and "If I Were a Rich Man" were completely phoned-in and dull.
The other great reasons to see the show (back then) were the fantastic, original sets and costume designs. The Chagall/Van Gogh-like backdrops were very effective. I can still remember the colors and the impact that had. It was very impressionistic, and so "theatrically" different from the realistic settings in the film.
"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."
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