Victoria Clark Love — Page 2

Her website may jog your memory!

(The adorable NY Times article will be up there shortly.)



Vicki Clark dot com!

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Updated On: 2/5/06 at 02:24 PM

I'll be at the 8:30 show on Friday.

She's too fabulous for words.

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elmore3003:

Can you tell us why you're not a fan? I was just curious.

As I mentioned in this video, I loooooooooove Victoria


https://www.broadway.com/gen/Buzz_Video.aspx?ci=513190

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I was at the 8:30 show, and it was one of the most beautiful evenings I have EVER experienced.

The valentine to her son had me in tears, and the hymn with which she ended the program was a true gift to us all.

She looked stunning, had a wonderful sense of humor, shared a deep and meaningful part of her life with us and was in gorgeous voice. Put it in the jewel of a setting that is the Allen Room, and you have a romantic evening like none other.

Brava on your NY concert performance debut, Victoria!
And thank you.

(ps: she has a cute brother! )

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Updated On: 2/11/06 at 08:20 AM

I adored the arrangement of that hymn. What a special way to end the program.

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I'm very jealous of all of you that are getting to see her concert. I think she is breathtaking in "LITP". I am actually curious to see her direct something. I remember reading a story on her that stated she had been trying to move more into directing when the "LITP" opportunity arose.

HA! I know, AdGal! The idea of rampaging pandas...

I was at the 8:30 show. I wish I knew a cool single straight man for her...I mean, if you were a straight guy, wouldn't you want to date Vickie?!

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Were any other BWWers there last night?

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Ok, here I go....long time viewer of the BWW Boards, but never a 'poster.'

Feeling moved to finally 'speak up' after I attended the 10:30 concert and had a fabulous time. I was so impressed with the way Ms. Clark swept the audience away with her through an evening of laughs, tears, and great, great music. I thought it was a great melding of several different kinds of song writers and I was particularly impressed with Jane Kelly William's pieces. (I had never heard her work before, but how great was "15 Seconds of Grace"?)

Ms. Clark's genuine kindness and grace beamed through every piece. In every interview I've seen or heard with her, I've been so impressed with the way she seems to incorporate and meld her spirituality into her work, family, life, etc. Its a characteristic I greatly admire in addition to her wonderful voice and stage presence.

Addy, I'm so jealous that you were there. Thanks for sharing with us (which I guess is the next best thing to being there).

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First of all, I'm BLESSED to have been able to attend Victoria's concert debut (and I got to see the official 1st one, the 8:30 PM show) with a fantastically generous friend!

There's not much to add to what other people have already said: Victoria walked onstage and claimed it, and the audience, for the length of the concert. She was gorgeous, top to bottom, and at the top of her performing game.
Someone mentioned not knowing she was so funny...but she sort of made her mark being the funny. Piazza has been a (most welcome) departure for her...and anyone who's seen it should see the wonderful glimpses of comedy she gives in every performance.

Her song choices were wonderful and she put together a fantastic mix of old (that opening Rodgers medley was perfection!) and new (her friends/composers, including Ricky Ian Gordon, who did not sing with her).
I have to admit, I was hoping all night she'd do Fable. The song only loses a smidgeon of its potency outside the context of the show but it was wonderful. Let's also not forget her absolutely FABULOUS little mini-orchestra.
All in all, a fantastic evening.