I saw this show live for the first time *just* after my 35th. Sondheim always nails the nuance. His musicals somehow always feel real and the characters feel like friends. 🥺🫶🏻🎶
I saw this show live for the first time *just* after my 35th. Sondheim always nails the nuance. His musicals somehow always feel real and the characters feel like friends. 🥺🫶🏻🎶
Celebrated my bday weekend at my happy place (Broadway 💖🫶🏻🎭)
Like so much of Sondheim‘s work - it only grows truer & more ubiquitous with time. It‘s shocking, really.
The fact that this show debuted after his arguably most commercially accessible musical (my fave - Into the Woods) shows the range this man offered us.
Maybe this libretto is a weird choice to crack into this weekend but its subject matter feels more relatable than ever in this divided nation mindset. 🤷🏻♀️
Now I need to look up clips from the original off-Bway cast bc Terry Mann? Victor Garber? Annie Golden? Phew.
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Last night‘s Broadway show brought this one to mind. Saw this a few weeks ago - currently starring Josh Groban as the deadly barber - but the night of he was out with COVID. 🥲
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I think I finished the first volume last March! I‘ve read it alongside other books when I had the time and I‘m so glad I finally finished it. A must read for anyone passingly familiar with Sondheim, and so much more potent now that the giant is gone from this plane.
Don't mind me, just weeping in spite of myself. Sondheim, you mad bastard; thank you. #SeeMoreTheatre
A book I will cherish as I go down the intimidating aspect of trying to write a musical. Lapine, as he did with “Sunday…” gets all the little points of light and color together to make this fine documentation of mounting a not Broadway friendly musical with the god Sondheim. Page after page of insight.
https://youtu.be/5os4NFeKFFs
Favorite Sondheim song, sung by Judy Collins
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