WilliamM

The clown bit is just to build toward the final song. Judy Garland also danced at her famous Carnegie Hall concert in 1961. It was during "That's Entertainment." Listen to CD Judy at Carnegie Hall (1961) again.

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Happy Birthday. The first Sondheim show I saw was Gypsy in 1960.

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Totally and completely wrong. When Rentboy was shut down, @stevenkesslar led the efforts here to respond and raise money for the folks who worked at Rentboy. Steven --- a community activist with his late mentor, Senator Paul Wellstone --- has responded several times. Perhaps you should get to know him.

"Perhaps we are desirous of O’Neill’s brutal intensity now, when our everyday lives can seem bombarded by craven inauthenticity. Wolfe’s imminent “Iceman” production, starring Denzel Washington, is only three seasons removed from Falls’s own revival of the play, at bam. The Bristol Old Vic production of “Long Day’s Journey,” starring Jeremy Irons and the recently Oscar-nominated Lesley Manville, arrives at bam in May. “O’Neill has such passion,” Greenspan marvelled. “It’s unrelenting. And it’s rare to encounter that today.”" Comment: My introduction to O'Neill was also the musical "Take Me Along" with Walter Pidgeon and Jackie Gleason on Broadway in 1960. https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/swept-away-by-a-dark-current-the-plays-of-eugene-oneill