The Light in the Piazza
Adam Guettel's stunningly gorgeous score took my breath away. Sobbed all the way home. I love the score so much that I sing along with the (great) cast album as one of my vocal warm-ups.
Sunday in the Park with George
I love anything Sondheim! Sobbed all through intermission. The first act alone destroyed me! Brilliant cast.
Lily Tomlin in The Search for Intelligent Signs of Life in the Universe
Whoopi Goldberg in Whoopi Goldberg
Elaine Stritch in Elaine Stritch At Liberty
Three absolutely brilliant women owning every inch of the stage.
Maggie Smith is a goddess and a bona fide wonder of the world in any role she inhabits. Period.
Christine Ebersole - Absolutely - Simply - Brill.
The West Side Waltz
It was fascinating to see Katharine Hepburn in this piece. She had a radiant glow about her - not from special lighting - but literally from within.
Kathy Bates is a master class in every breath.
Cyrano de Bergerac
Derek Jacobi's performance left me sobbing so hard at the end, that I didn't realize everyone had left. I was asked to leave the theatre and continued to sob all the way home in the cab, in my lobby and up in the elevator to my apartment.
Master Class
Zoe Caldwell and Audra McDonald - a privilege to watch them work.
A timeless show. Yes, I sobbed from "The Music and The Mirror" to the end of the show and, yes, all the way home. Michael Bennett's re-direction (when A Chorus Line became the longest-running musical) was out-of-this-world brilliant.
