Fuck Yeah Stephen Sondheim

Bow before the fucking king of musical theater. You can put stuff in my ask box, but I'm unlikely to answer on the blog. I will probably just put the answer in your ask box. If you really want to have a conversation, I'm always on Twitter.

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  • YOUNG PHYLLIS: Hey, I thought you said tonight'd be Tony's--
  • YOUNG BUDDY: This joint is just as grand.
  • YOUNG SALLY: We girls got dressed for dancing at Tony's--
  • YOUNG BEN: This joint is in demand.
  • YOUNG SALLY and YOUNG PHYLLIS: Ta-ta, goodbye, you'll find us at Tony's--
  • YOUNG BUDDY and YOUNG BEN: Wait till you hear the band!
  • YOUNG SALLY and YOUNG PHYLLIS: You told us Tony's, That we'd go to Tony's.
  • YOUNG BUDDY and YOUNG BEN: I told you Tony's?
  • ALL GIRLS: Then Ben mentioned Tony's. Well, someone said Tony's. There's dancing at Tony's--
  • ALL MEN: When's Ben mentioned Tony's? I never said Tony's. It's ritzy at Tony's--
  • ALL: All right, then, we'll go!

Charlie Rosen gives “Another Hundred People” the big band treatment, sung by Jay Armstrong Johnson who sounds like he’s doing the musical equivalent of slam poetry.

This sounds really good. Really good.

Lucy Williamson, who played Joanne in the Union Theatre’s production of Company in 2009, reprised “The Ladies Who Lunch” with the BBC concert orchestra in September, 2012.

Enrique Guzman sings “Comedy Tonight” from the 1963 Mexican cast recording of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.

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Larry Kert,
Sings Leonard Bernstein

I have a thing for pop covers of showtunes by the stars who introduced the songs on Broadway. Here’s Larry Kert’s pop cover of “Something’s Coming” from West Side Story.

homage


(h/t theatreaficionado)

staylorellis:

fuckyeahstephensondheim:

If you’re in NYC, you can hear Anthony de Mare play selections from The Liaisons Project today at 3pm. He also has concerts this month in Ashland, OR and Norfolk, VA.

WHY AM I NOT IN NYC.

For $3 you can stream it live to your computer!

Wondering if it’s worth your $3?

Rachel Colbert, producer of The Liaisons project, shared with me today’s setlist:

He’ll be performing the following (asterisks by things that we have no sharable recording of yet):
Mason Bates, Putting it Together*
Eve Beglarian, Happiness*
Annie Gosfield, A Bowler Hat*
Ethan Iverson, Send in the Clowns
Phil Kline, Somewhere in a Tree*
Nico Muhly, Color and Light
David Rakowski, The Ladies Who Lunch
Steve Reich, Finishing the Hat
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Aaron Tveit,
Aaron Tveit at 54 Below

from his May 10, 2013 performance, recreating a role he performed in high school