Speaking to someone last night (someone who would have first hand knowledge of this), I was told that THE VISIT certainly isn't Chita's final appearance on Broadway and that she's already looking at coming back in something else. I don't know anything beyond that, but it made me exceptionally happy and I thought I'd pass it on.
She's not going to let Angela Lansbury beat her at being the only old pro working the stage.
If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
Jordan, are you dating Chita's daughter??? And even if it's just a whisper, this news makes me incredibly happy, too. Chita looked and sounded fabulous at the Tonys. Given the toll that an extraordinarily long dance career (not to mention a devastating accident) can have on a person's body, I'm in awe of her still thriving strength and spark. The fire's still well alive with her, it seems.
Please let this be true. Chita is extraordinary. I wouldn't be surprised if she does a straight play next. She's proven to be quite a good dramatic actress .
James Kirkwood's "Legends" has been laying around forever waiting for two actresses to take it up.
If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
In Purgatory, Anna Leonowens (Chita) and Maria von Trapp (Angela) meet up post-death, to tell their REAL life stories, warts and all, to finally dispel the sanitized versions their respective R&H shows present.
Get Korie & Frankel to do the score and Terrence McNally to do the book.