Lea Michele Back To Broadway? May 3
2018, 01:50:20 PM
I know a lot of you can’t stand her, but I always find her very enjoyable on Watch What Happens Live.
David10086 said: "BrodyFosse123 said: "Wasn't Tyne originally going to reprise her performance in the television version? Herweak vocalsaside, now that would've been an intense performance.
No. Gypsy Rose Lee's son Erik Lee Preminger had been trying to get this Bette Midler version going for about 10 years before one of the rights holders: Arthur Laurents, finally agreed to this CBS TV movie adaptation as it would be faithful word-by-word to h
I find no intensity and passion in Midler's performance. Her performance feels lazy and often campy. It might a direction issue, but it's not a great performance. Wasn't Tyne originally going to reprise her performance in the television version? Her weak vocals aside, now that would've been an intense performance.
Andrew Lloyd Weber tribute on NBC Mar 28
2018, 11:01:19 PM
It was regarding Phantom and making sure Hal wanted to direct it. He told Hal “you’ve done all the Steve Sondheim shows, and they aren’t romances.”
ScottyDoesn'tKnow2 said: "AI have to say about Lauren’s singing, I think it’s mostly an acting choice because when she hit that last note in “I Could Have Dances all Night” the audience erupted. Not only was it well earned but it seemed like the first time Eliza really and truly spoke in her true voice that has been inside of her all her life. It was a brilliant choice I felt. "
This is spot on, and exactly how I felt! She finally lets&nbs
Her singing is not bad whatsoever. She lets her voice soar during the ending of "I Could Have Danced All Night," but it doesn't soar all evening. She's definitely a little tentative, but her voice is pleasant and she sings perfectly in tune.
Saw the matinee today. It was my first time seeing MFL, and it was long, but pretty spectacular. It ran 3:10. Sher has outdone himself, and the sets and costumes are glorious. Hadden-Paton and Ambrose are the perfect match. Their “relationship” was very believable. Ambrose and the entire production come alive from “I could Have Danced All Night” on. Her voice is a little soft but she let it soar in the right moments. She more than held her own vocally an