#151
Posted: 4/8/05 at 7:57pm
Both versions use lines from the book, most notably in the opening number.
Updated On: 4/9/05 at 07:57 PM
The Wild Party: Battle of the "L's" — Page 7
#152
Posted: 4/8/05 at 7:59pm
I wasn't talking about the opening number though - solely
#153
Posted: 4/8/05 at 10:36pm
la's has much more of the source material than li's. i think the poem was absolutely perfect for musicalization. it was about a clown and a vaudeville chick in the 20's throwing a party with their "artistic" friends. the score of la's fits seemlessy into the story. i think it's one of the best examples of the synthesis of book material and musicalization i've ever seen. i'm tempted to say the best.
#154
Posted: 4/9/05 at 1:39am
#156
Posted: 4/9/05 at 3:19am
well they've never had any adomosity (sp) between them. They're both sweet and generous human beings. I know the new composers are actually supporters of each other and a lot are fans of each other.
#158
Posted: 4/9/05 at 3:59am
I dunno why I did that. i know that word. Ehh it's 4am here so I'm allowed.
#159
Posted: 4/9/05 at 4:53am
but they're both great and both their shows achieve different things!
can you tell i'm drunk?
can you tell i'm drunk?
#160
Posted: 4/9/05 at 5:56pm
No, I can't...
I don't see hwy not, there really wasn't much competition, I imagine...one was on-Broadway, one wasn't...
I don't see hwy not, there really wasn't much competition, I imagine...one was on-Broadway, one wasn't...
#161
Posted: 4/11/05 at 9:09pm
Eartha Kitt's When It Ends cracks me up - even though it isn't supposed to.
I love her!
I love her!
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