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I just was in this show at my school!!! ❤❤❤

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There were several dozen people interviewed by Susan Lacy for her documentary and the tapes are online (type in American Masters Leonard Bernstein.) She is the sole interviewer and she does a very fine job, having studied up her Bernstein.

Who is this Eurydice and Orpheus?

Does anyone know what date this video was taken? This is the exact cast I saw and I saw the show toward the end of Andre’s run so I’m wondering if it could possibly be the show I attended

I'm so glad I managed to see this production in Los Angeles.

I love you for posting this

When I fell in love with his talent in "She Loves Me' I looked forward to following his career for many, many years. There will be no one to replace his moves, his voice, his ability to outshine the stars. I am sorry for myself but hope he is receiving the reward he deserves for the joy he has given to so many of us very lucky people. I will look for which star is yours in the night sky. Thank you so much for the happiness I shared watching you.

She can be in the new production of Sunset Boulevard on broadway.

Katrina’s interpretations of this song is one of the only ones that made me internalize how sad this song is. Can’t wait to see what she does next.

The direction in this song is actually insane. I love it so much. This video has inspired me to go to the library and watch the full recording; I've only listened to the recording a few times. Also, Rachel Bay Jones is an absolute star. Love her.

So wonderful seeing this again. Staging's just as astounding as it was the first time, and getting to pay attention to all the little character moments is a joy.

ahead of its time, right on time

I am so so happy, hope to see more soon!

This is a Sondheim parody, right? 😉

This show is so damn modern, it’s a shame sondheim isnt immortal so he could keep commenting on our sick sad world

Okay so the thing that bugs me most about this show's music is that it's the most Sondheim sounding music of all time. I know how that sounds, he's literally the Bard of Broadway. But what I mean is like musically he didn't do anything new. The sound is him but he didn't take any risks with styles, or tones really. Im far from musically educated enough to put this in more specific words wth the music. But for me it just sounds generically Sondheim. Besides plot-wise, if you take this song and throw it into Company, into the woods, or even Follies, it would not sound out of place.

Wow!!!!!

Many interviews, of course awesome, but every one he is scratching that d**** beard😊

I saw the show the day before the 2020 shutdown, and again in early 2022 - she grew into this role in LEAPS and bounds, both acting and performance wise. Would've loved to see some more awards recognition for her brilliant work

I saw the show twice, but only now can I finally appreciate what’s wrong with this song, and it’s got nothing to do with the music (not like I would ever bad mouth Sondheim). It’s the staging. We’re trying to introduce the audience to a group of rich, materialistic people, and there are no props or materials for them to use to portray this. The whole first act is fairly minimalist, and this is the exact opposite show for that kind of production. I’m curious if anybody else has thoughts on this song or the show as a whole.

Been searching for this bootleg forever! Do u happen to have the full show?

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I think she's brilliant and was wonderful in this role!!!!

I've never understood the criticism Katrina attracted for this role, especially for her singing - just because she mixes more than she belts doesn't mean she doesn't sound lovely doing it.

Thank you so so much. I'm so glad to get to see at least a tiny bit of this production...any chance of any more..? :))))

ruclips.net/video/YwkLMb_03Tg/видео.htmlsi=vvAhfa1Sb_qZyOlb Here is Colm as Valjean.

I wish we had a full recoding so badly!

This is such a beautiful version of the song. So powerful yet vulnerable. The world lost an amazing star.

Great choreography...love it..

Pretty sure the original broadway cast was back in the 70s, this is a revival.

1:49:48 WHAT?!? How have I never seen or heard that before. Of Course! of Course!

Hadestown but it's not 4 pixels??

So sad about Gavin. So young. But, also thanks for another video for my Jordan Danica collection.

God was he amazing...and sucg a beautiful soul.Hate to see RIP and then his name,l don't want it to be real. All the love and thoughts to his family and friends, l can't imagine how they must be feeling,losing a clearly extraordinary person 💔 ❤🌈🕊

I'm still in shock and utterly devastated. RIP to an absolute titan and one of the most charismatic tenors I've ever seen, who was all around a nice guy. Was fantastic in this role, the Wolf, and as Cornelius Hackl in the Midler Hello Dolly revival.

RIP

RIP. Thank you for sharing.

He blew me away in this role. Saw him do it at Encores and on Broadway. Say hi to Sondheim, Gav 💔

RIP to a legend.

Thanks for sharing. I‘m still in shock that this beautiful and extraordinary talent has left the stage of life so soon. RIP😢

Thank you for sharing this videos. May his memory be a blessing. 🤍

Did colm stay for the whole performance and played an ensemble member or was it just for the bishop scene?

11:17 Somewhere & writing lyrics that "sit on the music" 15:37 The story behind "America" 🇺🇸 23:46 Arthur Laurents and his taste for made-up street slang 35:27 Casting 38:29 Jerome Robbins 46:38 the reaction to the original 1957 show

11:17 Somewhere & writing lyrics that "sit on the music" 15:37 The story behind "America" 🇺🇸 19:22 Steve's lyrics vs Lenny's lyrics 22:23 I Feel Pretty

my school is doing hadestown and im hoping to get hermes

Isn't it remarkable how a genius like Sondheim sounds so matter-of-fact when what he created artistically is some of the best music and songs written in the 20th and 21st centuries?

I’m gonna say it They fumbled the bag going with Audra as Mama Rose instead of Heather Headley

Such an intelligent man - I love the sound of his voice!!

🎹 Steve Sondheim gave us so much. I will always cherish his kindness to me when I lived in New York (50 years ago) and the thoughtful letters he wrote to me. RIP my friend.