The Last Five Years: a question
The Last Five Years: a question
RyToast1
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/27/07
#1The Last Five Years: a question
Posted: 8/18/07 at 11:30amOK, I've never seen a production of TL5Y, and I was wondering...are there actual lines in the show, or is it just the songs for the most part?
shesamarshmallow
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#2re: The Last Five Years: a question
Posted: 8/18/07 at 11:31amThere's one monologue that's left off the CD (an except from Jamie's book), but otherwise the show is almost entirely songs.
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#3re: The Last Five Years: a question
Posted: 8/18/07 at 1:25pmThere are also a couple of phone calls that aren't on the cd.
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#4re: The Last Five Years: a question
Posted: 8/18/07 at 2:03pmBut there is no dialogue... they never talk to one another.
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#5re: The Last Five Years: a question
Posted: 8/18/07 at 9:50pm
If you are interested in reading Jamie's book excerpt monologue and have purchased the CD at a store and not off of iTunes, it's in the CD insert. But no, the two of them never converse in dialogue.
Updated On: 8/18/07 at 09:50 PM
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