A gay wedding :(

[Nvr2Thick]

A bit over the top but didn't Tim Tebow buy his fiance' a $650,000 engagement ring, and wonder how long that one will last..

 

Should've just bought a nice razor for that beard.

[Guest]

[thickornotatall]

Actually, most marry to have children. That’s why you see women marrying men who make less than they do.

Seratonin! STAT!

[prof]

We had a very simple wedding, just with two witnesses. However, I did wear white

Off-white, perhaps?

[rvwnsd]

Every time I see this thread I think of

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTFCFThbwbo:108

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

Off-white, perhaps?

 

Eggshell. The bride wore eggshell.

[+ WilliamM]

 

Thanks.

 

Irving Berlin wrote that song when Ethel Merman agreed to a revival of "Annie Get Your Gun" in 1966-67 in New York.

 

Nice to hear someone else sing that song.

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

Irving Berlin wrote that song when Ethel Merman agreed to a revival of "Annie Get Your Gun" in 1966-67 in New York.

 

Nice to hear someone else sing that song.

 

And then there's the rest of us...

 

[rvwnsd]

And then there's the rest of us...

 

The only thing I like better than Company is hearing Madeline Kahn sing a song from it.

[MsGuy]

What does that mean?

 

You've never run across clueless straight guys who think that one of a gay couple has to take the woman's role?

[Walker1]

Proves gay weddings can just be as crazy as straight weddings.

[gallahadesquire]

I want to turn in my gay card. This is ridiculous

[TruthBTold]

The only thing I like better than Company is hearing Madeline Kahn sing a song from it.

 

100% Madeline Kahn, there was no one like her. And also, Stephen Sondheim, the best of the best.

[+ WilliamM]

 

Mary Martin was the first to do "Annie Get Your Gun" live on TV in 1950s. Mary was from Texas, and played Annie with a Southern accent. But, she was also a slightly more likeable Annie because John Raitt played Frank Butler.

 

Mary was a bigger star, but not by much. That is something most productions of the musical seem to get wrong.

[rvwnsd]

Mary Martin was the first to do "Annie Get Your Gun" live on TV in 1950s. Mary was from Texas, and played Annie with a Southern accent. But, she was also a slightly more likeable Annie because John Raitt played Frank Butler.

 

Mary was a bigger star, but not by much. That is something most productions of the musical seem to get wrong.

This reminds me of a production of Company I saw several years ago. The actor playing Joanne had the speaking voice down to where she sounded almost like Elaine Stritch. However, she had an absolutely beautiful singing voice, which did not serve her well when performing "The Ladies Who Lunch.

 

 

Love the little dance at the end.

[Guest]

100% Madeline Kahn, there was no one like her. And also, Stephen Sondheim, the best of the best.

Whenever I think of Madeleine Kahn, this ditty immediately comes to mind....

"They're always coming and going, and going and coming... and always too soon..."

[+ azdr0710]

Whenever I think of Madeleine Kahn, this ditty immediately comes to mind....

"They're always coming and going, and going and coming... and always too soon..."

 

one of my all-time favorites. too!......and Tex-Ma'am ain't too bad, either.......

[+ WilliamM]

This reminds me of a production of Company I saw several years ago. The actor playing Joanne had the speaking voice down to where she sounded almost like Elaine Stritch. However, she had an absolutely beautiful singing voice, which did not serve her well when performing "The Ladies Who Lunch.

 

 

Love the little dance at the end.

 

Before Annie, Mary Martin played Peter Pan in the Broadway musical and live of tv. After Annie, Mary was the original star of "The Sound of Music" on Broadway in 1959. I was wrong in writing she was not a major star.

[rvwnsd]

How flippin' (stereotypically) gay is it that we turned a thread about a tackier-than-all-get-out wedding into one about musical comedy?

[TruthBTold]

Whenever I think of Madeleine Kahn, this ditty immediately comes to mind....

"They're always coming and going, and going and coming... and always too soon..."

 

Now I can't get the song out of my mind.

[+ WilliamM]

I only saw Madeline once play a character in a musical on stage in New York. It was a concert version of Sondheim's "Anyone Can Whistle."

 

Angela Lansbury introduced the performance. I believe Bernadette Peters also had a major role.

 

Madeline was wonderful!

[rvwnsd]

I only saw Madeline once play a character in a musical on stage in New York. It was a concert version of Sondheim's "Anyone Can Whistle."

 

Angela Lansbury introduced the performance. I believe Bernadette Peters also had a major role.

 

Madeline was wonderful!

I didn't see it, but I know of the show. Angela Lansbury originated the role of the crooked mayor (it was her first Broadway role). Madeline Kahn played the mayor in the 1995 benefit for the Gay Men's Health Crisis which Angela Lansbury narrated. Bernadette Peters played the character of Fay Apple, which Lee Remick originated.

[+ WilliamM]

I didn't see it, but I know of the show. Angela Lansbury originated the role of the crooked mayor (it was her first Broadway role). Madeline Kahn played the mayor in the 1995 benefit for the Gay Men's Health Crisis which Angela Lansbury narrated. Bernadette Peters played the character of Fay Apple, which Lee Remick originated.

 

I also remember a "Dreamgirls" concert with Audra McDonald, which was also recorded.