The Light in the Piazza OCR Review- Page 4

[Thenardier]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:26am

I thought so.

Does anyone else laugh at "Olly olly oxen free?"

I always just burst out laughing - well, more so when she says "sorry."

[HeyMrMusic]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:37am

When I first heard it on the website, I was a bit confused. Now that I've seen the show, it all makes sense, so yeah, I chuckle a bit. Ha.

~Steven

[Thenardier]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:42am

Still want to see it.

I don't get Octet - was Fabrizio hanging wiht another girl...I know about Clara's secret or w/e...

[Unknown User]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:45am

I could explain the scene but I dont wanna ruin it for people who dont want to know... IM me.

[shira467]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:45am

Franca is pissed at her husband (name?) and kisses Fabrizzio to make a point - Clara flips out. Logically.

That's a very uneloquent way of putting it.

[Thenardier]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:47am

got it...

[musicalfandukie]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:53am

i love this cd...beautiful music:)

[andyf]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 2:31am

How does Fablelark sound??!

[bythesword84]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 2:32am

Oh stop it, its Fable. Not Fable + Meadowlark. Silly.

[andyf]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 2:34am

Those are two different songs?

[bythesword84]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 2:36am

I was sitting next to you when you saw the show, I saw a song called Fable performed. You saw Fablelark. It's possible.

[andyf]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 2:48am

I really thought Alice Ripley sang it better.

EDIT: Not to sound like I'm discrediting Vicki's soprano, but Alice just has that ridiculous belt. I just like the way Alice used more of her voice on the song.

Updated On: 5/26/05 at 02:48 AM

[HeyMrMusic]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 3:21am

When did Alice Ripley sing "Fable?"
Confused.

~Steven

[shira467]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 3:29am

I believe andyf is trying make trouble

[andyf]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 3:29am

First of all, it's called "Fablelark." We don't need to start confusing people.


And Alice JUST finished up her run starring in The Baker's Wife at Papermill.

[sparky310]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 10:33am

it is a little more complicated than that

[sparky310]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 10:35am

i have to disagree. caroline was in my opinion self indulgent and to lacked any emotional availability to the audience. if i wanted to watch ashow about a grumpy maid i could watch reruns of the jeffersons..at least that was entertaining.

[Mister Matt]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 10:49am

sparky310 - "if i wanted to watch ashow about a grumpy maid i could watch reruns of the jeffersons..at least that was entertaining."

it is a little more complicated than that.

[BoxFive]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 10:52am

Back on topic, the score translates well to cd, and the wonder that is Matt Morrison continues to impress vocally.

[LostLeander]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 11:01am

I LOVE Caroline..
I haven't seen Piazza. I am OBSESSED with the sampler though.
And I went to get the OBCR yesterday at Borders, but it wasn't there. Those skanks.
I bet Barnes and Noble had it....

Caroline is a bit muddled at times, but even so, it's brilliant.
I love musicals that make you think...
About what's REALLY happening to these people...

I can perhaps understand the self-indulgent comment regarding the score...
But it was an absolutely astounding night in the theatre...

Piazza... I absolutely cannot wait to hear the rest of this score...
"You stop, you stop right now, you move, you move away from here.... He is mine, he'll always be mine!"

Gah... I love sung through conflicts...
So gorgeous, so complex.
Melodically, harmonically , emotionally COMPLEX.

He really is the next Sondheim.
Except his lyrics aren't exactly up to par with Sondheim's... they're very different lyricists..
Brilliant, nonetheles...

Ok, I'm done.

[OnTheAisle]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:28pm

anybody in the Philadelphia area find this? I've been to Tower & Borders in the city and nothing... all they had was Altar Boyz... *sigh*

[BillFinn]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:37pm

"Tirade" is so good! I wonder why he changed "YOU'RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME!" to "YOU'RE NOT IN CHARGE OF ME!". Wouldn't the first phrase exhibit better characterization if Clara has the mentality of a 10-yr old? Just a pet peeve of mine.

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:38pm

Second listen. I have chills - SO beautiful.

[baddadnpa]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 1:41pm

You're not the boss of me is much too modern a phrase for this show.

[BillFinn]

Posted: 5/26/05 at 2:06pm

Do you think Piazza could on tour?