It was on CBS at about 11:30 (Indiana time for me). Beth and Bob were there singing 'As We Stumble Along.' It was pretty exciting!! My friend called me up to tell me to change the channel =)
I loved Bob Martin's little introduction! Awesome performance as usual :)
"In theater, the process of it is the experience. Everyone goes through the process, and everyone has the experience together. It doesn't last - only in people's memories and in their hearts. That's the beauty and sadness of it. But that's life - beauty and the sadness. And that is why theater is life." - Sherie Rene Scott
I saw it! I had not been remotely interested in seeing Drowsy until I watched the Parade yesterday.
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The performers were all wonderful but I agree, it was TOTALLY awkward! Especially with Jersey Boys... for some reason, when they like walked over to the microphones, I was kind of like ???
"You know, a little orphan girl once told me that the sun would come out tomorrow. Her adopted father was a powerful billionaire, so I supressed the urge to laugh in her face. But now, by gum, I think she might have been on to something!"
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"In theater, the process of it is the experience. Everyone goes through the process, and everyone has the experience together. It doesn't last - only in people's memories and in their hearts. That's the beauty and sadness of it. But that's life - beauty and the sadness. And that is why theater is life." - Sherie Rene Scott
i found the cbs performances a little awkward too, on a side note i think jersey boys performed in the same location the cast of brooklyn did a few years back. My favorite was rent a few years back that they had them in front of the theater (clever tie in i thought) instead of some random location.
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The most annoying thing about the Drowsy performance was the stupid way it was filmed. They kept cutting to these high-angle shots for no apparent reason, and the camera kept swooping around. It was stupid and unnecessary. All they had to do was show me the actors doing their work.
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Neil Patrick Harris made my Thanksgiving. He is so sassy - it delights me. I loved the time he was interviewing a little kid and asked her if she was going to say til the end of the parade and she said yes, then he said something like "come on, are you really going to stay?" and she was like "no..." (ok so it was funnier on the tv).
Is it me, or does CBS choose weird locations for everything? About 2-3 years ago, they had Mamma Mia do "Lay All Your Love On Me" at Grand Central Station and Nine was in Central Park.
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