American actress and singer
POPULARITY
3 episodes with lupone
2 episodes with lupone
2 episodes with lupone
3 episodes with lupone
3 episodes with lupone
2 episodes with lupone
2 episodes with lupone
3 episodes with lupone
2 episodes with lupone
Three-time Tony Award winner Patti LuPone shocked the theater world with a series of incendiary remarks in an interview with the New Yorker. Some of LuPone's fans have responded with ambivalence, saying they love her work, even if they don't love... her. So how should art consumers consider the creator of the art? Where should the line be drawn? Is there a difference between consuming art created by a deceased artists, versus a living artist? Our guests discuss it: Mona Seghatoleslami, music director, host, and producer for WXXI Classical 91.5 FM, and music coordinator for the Little Cafe Matt Passantino, film critic for CITY Magazine Thomas Warfield, director of dance at RIT and inaugural professor of practice at NTID
Three-time Tony Award winner Patti LuPone shocked the theater world with a series of incendiary remarks in an interview with the New Yorker. Some of LuPone's fans have responded with ambivalence, saying they love her work, even if they don't love... her. So how should art consumers consider the creator of the art? Where should the line be drawn? Is there a difference between consuming art created by a deceased artists, versus a living artist? Our guests discuss it: Mona Seghatoleslami, music director, host, and producer for WXXI Classical 91.5 FM, and music coordinator for the Little Cafe Matt Passantino, film critic for CITY Magazine Thomas Warfield, director of dance at RIT and inaugural professor of practice at NTID
Reviews for ‘Floyd Collins’ on Broadway, Jam-Packed Theatre Week, Clooney and LuPone to Lead Actors on Actors Since 2016, “Today on Broadway” has been the first and only daily podcast recapping the top theatre headlines every Monday through Friday. Any and all feedback is appreciated:Grace Aki: grace@broadwayradio.com | @ItsGraceAkiMatt Tamanini: matt@broadwayradio.com | @BWWMatt Patreon: read more The post Today on Broadway: Tuesday, April 22, 2025 appeared first on BroadwayRadio.
Join Matt and me for Episode 128—our final bow in the Sondheim series—as we dive into Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall (1993).It's Broadway's best doing what they do best: belting, emoting, and worshipping at the altar of Sondheim. We're talking LuPone, Peters, Buckley, Minnelli—more divas than dressing rooms.It's grand. It's over-the-top. It's Sondheim with a full orchestra and zero chill. And yes, it was filmed—bless the archival gods.Watch it before we talk—we've got thoughts, feels, and at least three standing ovations.Support The Conner & Smith Show on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/ConnerandSmith
durée : 00:21:56 - « Sunset Boulevard », version originale de Londres avec Patti LuPone (1993) - Nouvelle étoile de la comédie musicale avec la production originale de "Sunset Boulevard", d'Andrew Lloyd Weber, créée à Londres en 1993, avec Patti LuPone dans le rôle principal.
durée : 01:28:35 - Trois drôles de dames : Bernardette Peters, une "Broadway Baby" ; Patti LuPone et Natalie Dessay - par : Laurent Valière - A Broadway, Bernadette Peters a créé de grands rôles pour Stephen Sondheim, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Jerry Herman, et a fréquenté le monde des séries et du cinéma de "Alice" de Woody Allen à "The Good Fight". A 13h, Patti Lupone dans les étoiles de la comédie musicale et Natalie Dessay dans l'actualité. - réalisé par : Céline Parfenoff
19: Kamala Gets Fired, Lufthansa Pays Reparations, Clashing Broadway Divas & Another Legendary NYC Scammer.Welcome to episode nineteen of David & Stu… Unhinged! As always, we'd like to thank Clara Wang for creating the fantastic artwork for this podcast. Here is what is on deck for this week's milestone episode.1) The 2024 election results and the historically unprecedented victory of Donald Trump, the demise of the Biden legacy of failure, and the backlash against the progressive agenda;2) An incident on a Lufthansa flight involving Jewish passengers that caused Lufthansa to have to pay a substantial sum to the passengers;3) A dispute between Patti LuPone of "Roommates" and Kecia Lewis of "Hell's Kitchen" over a noise complaint between the adjoining theaters during the performances and how Ms. LuPone was accused of bullying and offensive remarks; and4) The story of a New York City scammer, Mickey Barreto, who ended up with five free years of rent in the New Yorker Hotel and is now facing criminal charges. Connect with David & Stu: • Email David & Stu: davidandstuunhinged@gmail.com and share your comments, concerns, and questions.The views expressed on air during David & Stu... Unhinged! do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners, or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised.
Send us a textThis week, Carlene comes back to shoot the shiz. David is going away and Gary is imagining a world where instead of Grandpa Joe is the star of Willie Wonka it's Mrs Bucket who takes the lead. LUPONE!Follow us on Instagram:@Gaspatchojones@Homewreckingwhore@Mullhollanddaze@The_Miseducation_of_DandG_PodCheck Out Our WebsiteIf you love the show check out our Teepublic shop!Right Here Yo!
It's Kevin and Lauren this week and they talk Agatha All Along, Blink Twice, The Penguin, The Uglies, Happy Death Day, and The Roommate. The show kicks off classy with Lauren taking us to Broadway again. She talks about the new Mia Farrow and patty Lupone play, The Roommate. It's a great story of two women, late in their lives and with very different experiences, coming together to form a special bond. Definitely gives soem Grace and Frankie vibes. Kevin uses his excellent skills for transition to move the topic to Agatha All Along, using Patty Lupone as the bridge. Disney+ dropped the first two episodes at once so it was a great starting off point. The new show uses what Wandavision started, but quickly begins moving in it's own direction, showing Agatha's journey out from under Wanda's spell. Next, Lauren takes us to the movies with the new thriller, Blink Twice, starring Channing Tatum. It's a solid mind bender and the directorial debut of Zoe Kravitz. The film deserves it's trigger warning, as it's a take on the Jeffrey Epstein saga. It's a great new turn for Tatum's career and well worth the watch, if you can handle the subject matter. In an even less artful transition than the first one, Kevin uses Zoe Kravitz to segue to The Penguin on HBO. It stars Colin Ferrell, reprising his role from The Batman. This series gives him the opportunity to flesh out the character in a way that the movie couldn't. Ferrell does an amazing job disappearing into this character, as does the shockingly good (bad?) Cristin Milliotti. This one is going to be a solid watch. Like last week, Lauren's final contribution of the episode is a bit of a roast. She caugh The Uglies on Netflix and it's... not good. This one is getting wrecked on Rotten Tomatoes and Lauren struggled to find a reason to recommend it. At least she watched it so you don't have to! Kevin closes out the show with a bit of a flashback with the Happy Death Day movies. They'd always been on his spooky movie watch list, so he took the chance to jump in this season. They are more comedy slasher than horror, but they are fantastic movies! Jessica Rothe is fantastic and these movies belong on everyone's Halloween watch list! As always, thank you for watching. If you haven't already, don't forget to Like & Subscribe. We love new viewers! Also, leave us comments and let is know how we are doing and what we can be doing better. Enjoy the episode and have a great week! Facebook: @apncpodcast Twitter: @APNCPodcast Instagram: AllPopNoCulture
Actress and singer Patti LuPone has left an indelible mark on the world of theater. Known for her breakthrough roles in musicals such as Evita and Les Misérables, and for collaborating with the likes of David Mamet and Stephen Sondheim, LuPone has equally stunned audiences with her voice and acting chops. With a new show on Broadway, The Roommate costarring Mia Farrow, and a role in the new Marvel series Agatha All Along, she speaks with Dan about her early days in a traveling theater group, whether or not she's seen a ghost in a haunted theater, what she learned from Mamet, and much more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Patti LuPone has been a mainstay on Broadway for half a century. She's appeared in some 30 Broadway productions and has won three Tony Awards for her roles in “Evita,” “Gypsy,” and “Company.” And somehow, LuPone's career seems to be picking up steam in its sixth decade. Now LuPone is returning to Broadway in “The Roommate,” a play she's starring in alongside Mia Farrow. At the same time, she is débuting in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, playing a witch in the miniseries “Agatha All Along.” The staff writer Michael Schulman first wrote about LuPone (in one strange, forgotten dead end of her career) in 2019, and recently spoke with LuPone at her home. Is it true, he wanted to know, that LuPone recently had Aubrey Plaza—her castmate on “Agatha”—for a short-term roommate? Plaza had been offered her first role in a play, as LuPone relates it, and “she'd never been onstage. I know from years of experience how it can shock you, what is required of you to be a stage actor.” LuPone, the veteran, “was concerned for her. I said, Why don't you just stay with me and let me walk you through this as you come home like a deer caught in the headlights. … I did do her laundry, and I did make her soup.”
Originally aired as episode 200 on April 5, 2022. With a remarkable 14 nominations and six wins across the Emmys, Grammys, Olivier, and Tony Awards, Patti LuPone is a force in the entertainment industry. Her illustrious career includes 27 Broadway credits, most notably her Tony Award-winning roles as Eva Perón in Evita and Rose in the 2008 revival of Gypsy. Other significant Broadway appearances include Anything Goes, Sweeney Todd, Noises Off, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, War Paint, Working, Oliver!, The Robber Bridegroom, and The Beggar's Opera. LuPone has also made her mark on the London stage, originating roles in Les Misérables, The Cradle Will Rock, Sunset Boulevard, and starring in the West End revival of Company. Beyond the stage, her extensive career in television and film includes performances in Driving Miss Daisy, Frasier, Will & Grace, Ugly Betty, 30 Rock, Glee, American Horror Story, Girls, Penny Dreadful, and Life Goes On. A versatile performer, LuPone has also lent her talents to voiceover work, cabaret performances, and regular appearances with the New York Philharmonic, contributing to 22 albums. She is the first American to win an Olivier Award and has been inducted into the American Theater Hall of Fame. Currently, she stars in the Broadway revival of Company. In this episode, LuPone reflects on her introduction to Gypsy, recalling her role as Louise in high school, and shares the story of how she was once banned from working on any of Arthur Laurents' projects before ultimately winning a Tony Award for her portrayal of Rose. She opens up about the challenges she faced during the COVID-19 shutdown, discussing how the lack of purpose impacted her deeply. She also highlights the strong sense of camaraderie and support among the cast and crew of Company, forged through their shared experiences during the pandemic. LuPone delves into her rehearsal process, explaining why she completes all her preparation in the rehearsal room so that she and the audience can enjoy the spontaneity and energy of live performance. Additionally, she reveals why she makes it a point to look at the audience every night. In this episode, we discuss: Being one of the first students in Juilliard's School of Drama in the 1970s Her Marilyn Monroe impression at three years old The joy she finds in eliciting laughter from an audience The “Italian blast” and her unapologetic lack of a filter The infamous “Andrew Lloyd Webber memorial pool” Her frustration with producers who underestimate the intelligence of their audience Connect with Patti: Twitter: @pattilupone IG: @pattilupone Web: pattilupone.com Connect with The Theatre Podcast: Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheTheatrePodcast Twitter & Instagram: @theatre_podcast Facebook.com/OfficialTheatrePodcast TheTheatrePodcast.com Alan's personal Instagram: @alanseales Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Riprendono gli appuntamenti con Trasportare Oggi On Air parlandi di fluidi
Messa in voce di Gaetano Marino Continue reading
Messa in voce di Gaetano Marino
Parole di Storie - Storie di Paura, dal classico alla notte di Halloween
Messa in voce di Gaetano Marino
Messa in voce di Gaetano Marino
D/L Link: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8krpicpkg43eb0po8gtlc/Encarta-97-Invites-Lupone-14-Sept.mp3?rlkey=0fbui4l7fbeshufk7uq5xc62n&dl=0Catch Encarta 97 Every 2nd Thursday of the monthSocials:Instagram: @moderadio.london @encarta.97Twitter: @Moderadiolondon
Ella Dershowitz has a reputation for crafting awesome crosswords, and she does nothing to sully that in today's puzzle, with a fine set of clues that run from funny to punny to ... some other word that ends in unny (ahem).
The "Money Shot" from Dipsh*t Lupone on "The View"! WATCH US LIVE. TODAY SAT May 13, 3:10p pst "Magic Matt's Outlaw Radio" on Youtube and Rumble.com
In questa puntata si parla di fluidi
Bob Lupone, known for his acting in 'Sopranos' and his work on Broadway has died at 76. Mark Thompson reflects on his Lupone's life in "Last Call".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Bob Lupone, known for his acting in 'Sopranos' and his work on Broadway has died at 76. Mark Thompson reflects on his Lupone's life in "Last Call".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Edgar Estrada nos cuenta todo sobre el mundo del entretenimiento; espectáculos, cultura, cine, televisión, teatro y muchas recomendaciones a tu alcance. ¡Estamos "Del Tingo al Tango"!Una producción original de Audio Centro
Peter Filichia, Michael Portantiere, and James Marino talk about Bob LuPone’s passing, reviews of five shows from The Shaw Festival: The Importance of Being Ernest, The Doctor’s Dilemma, Chitra, Just to Get Married, Damn Yankees, and That Physics Show off Broadway. “This Week on Broadway” has been coming to you read more The post This Week on Broadway for August 28, 2022: Bob LuPone’s passing; Shaw Festival Reviews appeared first on BroadwayRadio.
Vroom vroom vroom - Christine profiles motorsports legend Roger Penske (16:00). We discuss the depressing theater of MTV Cribs (3:00). And our Medals of The Week(34:30). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Penske https://www.avclub.com/mtv-cribs-houses-cars-redman-1848860046 twitter.com/limbaughpodcast Logo design by Olga Shcheglova www.olgashcheglova.com Theme song by Clay Russell
Drama Desks Announce Nomination Day, LuPone to Do LCT Concert, Grace Recommends ‘disOrientalism Part 2’ “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day. Any and all feedback is appreciated: Ashley Steves ashley@broadwayradio.com | @NoThisIsAshleyGrace Aki grace@broadwayradio.com | @ItsGraceAkiJames Marino james@broadwayradio.com read more The post Today on Broadway: Tuesday, April 19, 2022 appeared first on BroadwayRadio.
Combined across the Emmys, Grammys, Olivier and Tony Awards, Patt LuPone has 14 nominations and six wins. Her resume includes 27 Broadway credits, including Eva Perón in the original Broadway production of Evita (1st Tony Award), Anything Goes, Sweeney Todd, Noises Off, Rose in the 2008 Broadway revival of Gypsy (2nd Tony Award), Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, War Paint, Working, Oliver!, The Robber Bridegroom, and The Beggar's Opera. In London she starred in the original casts of Les Misérables, The Cradle Will Rock, Sunset Boulevard, and the West End revival of Company. She also has a long and illustrious career across TV and film, with credits including Driving Miss Daisy, Frasier, Will and Grace, Ugly Betty, 30 Rock, Glee, American Horror Story, Girls, Penny Dreadful, and of course, Life Goes On. She's a voiceover artist, a cabaret performer, a mom, and performs regularly with the New York Philharmonic, all of which mean you can find her singing across 22 different albums. Patti LuPone was the first American to ever win an Olivier Award, has been inducted into the American Theater Hall of Fame, and can now be seen on Broadway in the revival of Company. LuPone recalls her first introduction to the musical Gypsy (playing Louise) in high school, speaking candidly about not understanding the play at the time, and shares how she was initially banned from participating in any of Arthur Laurents work before going on to win a Tony Award for playing Rose. She reflects on going to the “dark side” a lot when COVID shut the industry down, noting it wasn't that she couldn't perform but rather that she had nothing to fill that void with, and shares how close-knit and supportive the cast and crew of Company is as a result of the collective trauma and uncertainty they faced together once they resumed rehearsals. LuPone also speaks about the importance of doing her work completely in the rehearsal room, allowing her and the audience to both play and relax once she is onstage, and shares why she looks at the audience every single night. In this episode, we talk about: Being in one of the first-ever students in Juilliard's school of drama in the 70's Her Maryilyn Monroe impression at 3 years old What it is about laughter from an audience that brings her joy What she calls the “Italian blast”, and not having a filter Her “Andrew Lloyd Webber memorial pool” Resenting producers or anybody that underestimates the audience's intelligence Connect with Patti: Twitter: @pattilupone IG: @pattilupone Web: pattilupone.com Connect with The Theatre Podcast: Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheTheatrePodcast Twitter & Instagram: @theatre_podcast Facebook.com/OfficialTheatrePodcast TheTheatrePodcast.com Alan's personal Instagram: @alanseales Email me at feedback@thetheatrepodcast.com. I want to know what you think. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We're back, bitches! The Circle rounds again and our critics kick off season two with the launch of their brand new event, CRITICS LIVE! Although the marriage between hosts Joshua and Dan may be fading faster than attendance levels during omicron, Marianne Elliott may be just the person to bring some spark back into the relationship with her revival of Company, currently playing at the Jacobs Theatre on Broadway. Grab a magazine, a vape pen, and another vodka stinger as the pair litigate the syntax of Furth, the culmination of LuPone, and the vocals of Katrina Lenk. Tune in to our next episode when we discuss Assassins; specifically, the Classic Stage Company's Off-Broadway revival! Contact us: unccpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @unccpodcast Instagram: @unccpodcast
It was bound to happen. Broadway Bob discusses his decades-long infatuation with Sunset's OG Norma Desmond: Patti LuPone. Contact me at thebroadwaybob@gmail.com
Barbra Streisand lip-syncing extraordinaire @TylerMacJones stops by to chat about Barbra's legacy, Drag Race and the Tonys! @TMurray06 To support this podcast: www.patreon.com/Tmurray06
This week's guest is the hilarious Jonathan Hoover: "just a gay man casually awaiting a cease-and-desist letter from Patti Lupone." Jonathan is an amazingly talented musical theatre performer behind Inappropriate Patti: the Instagram sensation that features his hilarious impersonations of Patti Lupone. We'll find out how it all started and what doors may have opened for him because of his success as Ms. Lupone. We'll enjoy our signature drink, the "Who Do You Think You MAR(garita)," as we learn how everything started for Jonathan, from growing up in California with an opera singer mother to taking his talents across the country to NYC. Of course, we'll get his opinions on The Whether Report and bring back a fun-filled version of Encyclopedia Theatrica a la Lupone! So, grab a cocktail and play along cuz it's always more fun Together - Wherever We Go! (see... Patti sang that song in Gyp... oh, never mind!)
Hello bébés, We're finally back on track with another full episode, with the vocal stylings of deep-FOTP and resident ever-wit, Sasha Wilson. But, what's that you say? More fuckery with the format? That's right, Holly's husband, Tom, is in fact not here this week. So, Sasha will be sliding into his chair to bring you more tales of Catherine O'Hara, from the beginning of her working relationship with Jamie Lee Curtis' husband, to her most iconic creation, actor, director, wine-taster, matriarch, icon and all-round inspiration to everyone, the Moira Rose. Along the way there are digressions about Close vs LuPone, a Home Alone/Schitt's Creek crossover and why improv is like tantric sex. Subscribe now to Big Diva Energy and never miss a fabulous episode. And please do leave a review to help other Divas find the pod! You can also reach out and Cher your diva stories with us on: Twitter @DivaEnergy Insta @bigdivaenergy Facebook @bigdivaenergypod Email bigdivaenergypod@gmail.com And please consider joining our https://www.patreon.com/bigdivaenergy?fan_landing=true (Patreon) to keep the pod going! Love you xx Support this podcast
Broadway star Claybourne Elder stops by to talk about his time in Bonnie and Clyde the Musical, starring with Patti LuPone in the current revival of Company on Broadway, his love for Judy Garland, our Drag Race faves, making wigs out of towels, and what it's like to be a gay dad! @TMurray06 @ClaybourneElder To watch bonus interviews and support this podcast: www.patreon.com/TMurray06
Welcome Divas, I'm afraid we're all booked up in our outside area until 2029, but we welcome you to take the podcast away and enjoy the freezing, damp park of this week's episode, in which we ply you with the tins of lager, dirty blankets and Karen's homemade sausage rolls of news from the diva-verse. Have another glass of warm fizz and try to ignore the rain. In this week's ep, among other things, Holly attempts a new route to becoming Gaga's mate (just get on one of her records!), Glenn Close reignites her infamous conflict with LuPone, and we announce a new feature: Unexpected Diva. Plus much, much more. We also mourn the tragic passing of Nikki Grahame, a genuine icon who was taken from us far too soon. For those who might need someone to talk to in the wake of her death, our DMs are always open, but also please do consider one of the many charities who provide help to those who need it. We will share some of them on our socials. Plus, Nikki's friends have reactivated the GoFundMe made in her name, to which you can donate https://uk.gofundme.com/f/2azz481mlc?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=mirror.co.uk&utm_campaign=comms_gfm+2azz481mlc (here). The money goes towards helping to pay for the family's funeral costs and the remainder will be donated to charities that help those with eating disorders. Stay safe out there. We love you all. As always, please do subscribe to Big Diva Energy and never miss a fabulous episode. And please do leave a review to help other Divas find the pod! You can also reach out and Cher your diva stories with us on: Twitter @DivaEnergy Insta @bigdivaenergy Facebook @bigdivaenergypod Email bigdivaenergypod@gmail.com Our https://www.patreon.com/bigdivaenergy?fan_landing=true (patreon) xx Support this podcast
We're keeping it in the family this week with our second show in a row to star a LuPone sibling. This time, Patti's up to the plate and she's bringing some very big stars (and a million wigs) with her. So pour some sangria and join us in sunny Spain for conversation about bad accents, soup, and the questionable roles we had in high school.
Episode 3: Miah Im, conductor, pianist, and Director of Opera at the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University, and Music Director of Houston Grand Opera Studio joins Tim for a pre-holiday Gin Martini, and a discussion about Miah’s work at Rice and at the L. A. Opera prompting on Ghosts of Versailles with Patti Lupone. Miah’s upbringing in Canada, and her father’s defection from North Korea, and his poetry made into a piece premiered by the L.A. Master Chorale. Also, Miah shares her views on casting in opera. Join these two old friends…long time friends?...as they catch up before the holidays. Links: Here is more information on the Shepherd School of Music’s Opera program, and Der Kaiser von Atlantis the program’s digital production from the Fall of 2020 which Miah shared at the end of the episode. The L. A. Master Chorale performance of Mungunghwa: Rose of Sharon by Mark Grey- a choral piece based on the poetry Miah’s father wrote. Keep an eye out at Foundry Arts for a blogpost from Miah with more about her father’s poetry. L.A.Opera’s Production of John Corigliano’s The Ghosts of Versailles can be found here. Please note both Ms. Lupone and Miah’s prompt box hood. You can find Tim's Website here: timothylongmusic.com Special Thanks to Martha Redbone for her permission to use her song "Medicine Man" for the opening credits.Martha’s work can be found here. and you can subscribe to her Youtube channel here. More information on Foundry Arts, the producer of Unequal Temperament, is available at www.thefoundryarts.com Foundry Arts is a lab for opera using collaboration and partnership to invest in artist development, dialogue, and expression, to sustain a rich, diverse, equitable, inclusive, and sustainable cultural landscape.
"Singular Sensation: The Triumph of Broadway," by Michael Riedel covers the Broadway theater in the 1990s, a decade during which theater, once New York-centric, became part of mainstream popular culture. The book tells the gripping behind-the-scenes stories of such celebrated shows as "Lion King," "Rent," "Angels in America," "Chicago," "Sunset Blvd" and "The Producers." For this book, scheduled for release Nov. 10th, Riedel conducted new interviews with Andrew Lloyd Webber, Glenn Close, Idina Menzel, Hugh Jackman, Patti LuPone, Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick, Mel Brooks, Michael Eisner, Liam Neeson, Nicole Kidman and Judi Dench. "Singular Sensation" begins with the saga of "Sunset Boulevard," at the time the most expensive show in Broadway history. It looked like a hit, until it collapsed amidst Lloyd Webber's feuds with LuPone, Close, and Faye Dunaway. Upon learning that she was going to be replaced in the leading role by Close, LuPone screamed: "Glenn Close? She brays like a donkey and her nickname is George Washington because if you look at her in profile, her nose meets her chin." Jonathan Larson wrote the brilliant "Rent," but never lived to see it open. After a dress rehearsal, he returned to his walk-up apartment, put on the tea kettle, and dropped dead of an aneurysm. Riedel writes movingly of Larson's struggle to write the "Rent," and how, after his death, it influenced a generation of musical theater writers and performers. Disney almost pulled the plug on "The Lion King," unable to understand how an audience would respond to director Julie Taymor's ground-breaking puppets. Taymor hastily put together a special workshop just for Michael Eisner. He looked at her work and said, "The bigger the risk, the bigger the payoff." "The Lion King" went on to gross nearly $9 billion, making it the most lucrative entertainment property of all time. "Singular Sensation" ends with the story of how Mel Brooks turned "The Producers," an obscure movie from the 1960s, into a Broadway blockbuster. But just a few months after it opened, terrorists knocked down the World Trade Center. Broadway was facing an existential crisis. But in just two days, its shows were up and running, a signal to the world that terrorism would never bring New York to its knees. "Singular Sensation" charts Broadway's dramatic comeback after 9/11. Broadway is now facing another existential crisis. It has been dark since March due to COVID-19. Riedel, who has covered the theater since 1989, can talk about the challenges Broadway faces and whether it can stage yet another comeback. The Broadway columnist for the NY Post, Riedel is also co-host for "Len Berman and Michael Riedel In the Morning" on New York's 710 WOR. Riedel co-hosted "Theatre Talk" on PBS-TV for 25 years.
Rosalie Craig joins Joe to discuss her performance as Bobbie in Marianne Elliot's revised, gender-flipped 2018 production of Company in the West End. Featuring excerpts from the 2018 London cast recording and the PBP 'Stritch or LuPone' quiz!
"Singular Sensation: The Triumph of Broadway," by Michael Riedel covers the Broadway theater in the 1990s, a decade during which theater, once New York-centric, became part of mainstream popular culture. The book tells the gripping behind-the-scenes stories of such celebrated shows as "Lion King," "Rent," "Angels in America," "Chicago," "Sunset Blvd" and "The Producers." For this book, scheduled for release Nov. 10th, Riedel conducted new interviews with Andrew Lloyd Webber, Glenn Close, Idina Menzel, Hugh Jackman, Patti LuPone, Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick, Mel Brooks, Michael Eisner, Liam Neeson, Nicole Kidman and Judi Dench. "Singular Sensation" begins with the saga of "Sunset Boulevard," at the time the most expensive show in Broadway history. It looked like a hit, until it collapsed amidst Lloyd Webber's feuds with LuPone, Close, and Faye Dunaway. Upon learning that she was going to be replaced in the leading role by Close, LuPone screamed: "Glenn Close? She brays like a donkey and her nickname is George Washington because if you look at her in profile, her nose meets her chin." Jonathan Larson wrote the brilliant "Rent," but never lived to see it open. After a dress rehearsal, he returned to his walk-up apartment, put on the tea kettle, and dropped dead of an aneurysm. Riedel writes movingly of Larson's struggle to write the "Rent," and how, after his death, it influenced a generation of musical theater writers and performers. Disney almost pulled the plug on "The Lion King," unable to understand how an audience would respond to director Julie Taymor's ground-breaking puppets. Taymor hastily put together a special workshop just for Michael Eisner. He looked at her work and said, "The bigger the risk, the bigger the payoff." "The Lion King" went on to gross nearly $9 billion, making it the most lucrative entertainment property of all time. "Singular Sensation" ends with the story of how Mel Brooks turned "The Producers," an obscure movie from the 1960s, into a Broadway blockbuster. But just a few months after it opened, terrorists knocked down the World Trade Center. Broadway was facing an existential crisis. But in just two days, its shows were up and running, a signal to the world that terrorism would never bring New York to its knees. "Singular Sensation" charts Broadway's dramatic comeback after 9/11. Broadway is now facing another existential crisis. It has been dark since March due to COVID-19. Riedel, who has covered the theater since 1989, can talk about the challenges Broadway faces and whether it can stage yet another comeback. The Broadway columnist for the NY Post, Riedel is also co-host for "Len Berman and Michael Riedel In the Morning" on New York's 710 WOR. Riedel co-hosted "Theatre Talk" on PBS-TV for 25 years.
Bell rings, door chimes, let's talk Company! In the first half of this 2-part episode, we talk breaking gender norms, affectionate but loveless marriages, and the lie of the biological clock. Theme music by Cullen Vance. 2006 Broadway cast recording: Amazon | iTunes | Spotify
Our first official BROADWAY Diva of the season. We couldn't start with anyone other than the brassy and magnificent, Patti LuPone! With a vast career encompassing stage, screen and everything in between Ms LuPone is one of our most outspoken Divas. Never one to shy away from giving her opinion or standing up for what's right she has cemented her Divaship a billion times over. We couldn't have done this deep dive without our fabulous Co-Diva and ‘Patti Aficionado' Leasa Mann, so grab a bevvy and settle in as we take a peek behind the curtain of the original EVITA herself, Ms Patti LuPone!
Alright divas, this week Allen interviews current Las Vegas teacher and former costume designer to the stars, Joe Kennedy (@josephak13) and we talk about the Queen of Pop herself: Madonna! Get ready, because Joe is an expert, and has been since his mom played "Papa Don't Preach" on repeat while she was pregnant with him. A diva of divas, she has 300 million records sold, $1.2 billion in concert sales, and she's even banned from Hamilton. Can you even?? Joe reminds us to watch Madonna: Truth of Dare, the behind the scenes documentary of the Blond Ambition Tour. She took risks putting queer culture front and center. She was the first person banned from MTV because of it. And excommunicated from the Catholic Church! JP2 was not having it. Madonna is a beautiful contradiction in her music videos of being saintly and slutty. We love to see it. And never forget she went to U Mich on a dance scholarship. Step ball changed her way to the top! Joe then dives deep into her international influences and asks her to be a bit more thoughtful in her artistic choices. Is it appropriation or is it appreciation? Finally, Joe defends Madge's acting - she's got a limited range but isn't dead behind the eyes, okay, Lupone!? Lastly, Joe thanks Madonna for all she's done for the community. Come worship with us!IG/Twitter/Venmo: @allenstarbyIG: @divaworshipBlack Lives MatterTrans Lives MatterAbleism is Bullshit.We are on stolen land.Vote for Biden/ Kamala!
Buzzed Broadway is pleased to welcome our very first guests: College classmates, best friends, and co-hosts of "What's Your Backup Plan?" Fiona McIntyre and Olivia Valli! "Curtain up! Light the lights!" because this is a long episode, people... Sam, Amanda, Fiona, and Olivia discuss Arthur Laurents' musical theatre masterpiece Gypsy. We cover LuPone, Merman, and of course, Olivia's high school production where she played Mama Rose herself. On What's Your Backup Plan, Olivia and Fiona aim to help artists find ways to stay creative, connected and fulfilled through the ups and downs of a career. Each week, they interview actors, musicians, writers, photographers and directors who are creating their own businesses, overcoming obstacles and finding inspiration in the world around them. Available where podcasts are streamed. @backupplanpodcast For the foreseeable future, Buzzed Broadway will come to our listeners ad-free as we stand in solidarity with the revitalization of the Black Lives Matter movement. This week, we are pleased to highlight the Broadway Advocacy Coalition. Founded by a team of Black Broadway alumni in 2016, the Broadway Advocacy Coalition/ Broadway for Black Lives Matter builds the capacity of advocates, students, artists, organizations, and communities to use the arts as an integral part of their social change work. You can donate to the Broadway Advocacy Coalition at bwayadvocacycoalition.org/donate and visit Broadway For Black Lives Matter at bwayforblm.org Or visit the link in our Instagram bio: @buzzedbroadwaypodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Patti LuPone’s been busy. Between starring in the new Ryan Murphy Netflix show Hollywood, performing in Zoom concerts, giving no-holds-barred interviews in her signature outspoken fashion and giving us regular video updates from her basement, there’s no question that 2020 – coronavirus be damned— has already been Patti LuPone’s year. But to many of us, EVERY year is Patti’s year. My love for the legendary diva spans decades of seeing her perform in countless shows and settings, including an evening almost 10 years ago when I got to see her sing at a Barnes and Noble in New York City to promote her deliciously honest memoir. Watching LuPone in that intimate setting solidified my love and admiration for this woman and was an evening I’ll never forget (partly because I was also seated right next to the late, great Zoe Caldwell— but that’s a story for another day.) So you can imagine how thrilled and honored I was to get a chance to talk to her briefly in the midst of her busy quarantine schedule. Patti filled me in on the challenges of trying to stay productive while stuck at home, chatted about the current state of the arts in general and theatre in particular, filled me in on how she prepared to play a female studio executive in 1947 Hollywood, and, yes, gave me some insight into those basement videos that have turned her into a full-blown Twitter legend.
Tony winner Patti LuPone is the special #LiveatFive: Home Edition guest celebrating Broadway.com's 20th anniversary with Paul Wontorek, Beth Stevens and Caitlin Moynihan! Starring in both the Broadway revival of COMPANY and Ryan Murphy's HOLLYWOOD on Netflix, LuPone has over 25 Broadway credits and two Tony Awards to her name. Follow her on social at @PattiLuPone!
This week we review new lesbian-themed documentary, A Secret Love, as well as the new gay-themed Ryan Murphy series Hollywood. We also review new miniseries The Plot Against America, the new season of Israeli series Fauda, and new film South Mountain.
This week we review new lesbian-themed documentary, A Secret Love, as well as the new gay-themed Ryan Murphy series Hollywood. We also review new miniseries The Plot Against America, the new season of Israeli series Fauda, and new film South Mountain.
Actress/Singer/Broadway Legend Patti LuPone sat down with HFPA journalist Janet Nepales to discuss her role as Avis Amberg in the new Ryan Murphy show Hollywood and what drew her to the role. They also discuss her performance in the streaming celebration for Stephen Sondheim's 90th birthday, the challenges of being in both Evita and Sunset Boulevard, the deep special friendship she has with Mandy Patinkin, and more.
We talk about what life is like with the world shut down, discuss what we're binging, Bob's newfound obsession with TikTok, and we hear from our listeners via the EGM hotline. Connect with EGM:InstagramTwitterFacebookEmailEMG Hotline: 810-666-0634
El colectivo que fusiona el arte, la sexualidad, la desnudez y el mejor disco, house, tech y techno en México
Un vecchio Lupone che si chiamava Armandone, decise un giorno di scendere dalla sua tana, alla fattoria situata ai margini del bosco, per salutare alcuni amici che non vedeva da tanto tanto tempo. E siccome era sempre stato buono, Armandone, pensò che l’avrebbero ospitato più che volentieri; perciò, giunto alla fattorie, suonò la campanella, anche se era un po’ tardi. “Din, don”! «Chi è a quest'ora?» chiese il lombrico avvicinandosi al cancello. «Sono Armandone, il Lupone, il vecchio Lupone. Puoi farmi entrare per favore?» «Il Lupone Armandone?» ripeté il lombrico spalancando gli occhi. «Scusami tanto, ma non posso proprio aprirti se prima non chiedo il permesso; puoi aspettarmi un minutino? Vado e torno.» [...] Continue reading
Un vecchio Lupone che si chiamava Armandone, decise un giorno di scendere dalla sua tana, alla fattoria situata ai margini del bosco, per salutare alcuni amici che non vedeva da tanto tanto tempo. E siccome era sempre stato buono, Armandone, pensò che l’avrebbero ospitato più che volentieri; perciò, giunto alla fattorie, suonò la campanella, anche se era un po’ tardi. “Din, don”! «Chi è a quest'ora?» chiese il lombrico avvicinandosi al cancello. «Sono Armandone, il Lupone, il vecchio Lupone. Puoi farmi entrare per favore?» «Il Lupone Armandone?» ripeté il lombrico spalancando gli occhi. «Scusami tanto, ma non posso proprio aprirti se prima non chiedo il permesso; puoi aspettarmi un minutino? Vado e torno.» [...] Continue reading
Un vecchio Lupone che si chiamava Armandone, decise un giorno di scendere dalla sua tana, alla fattoria situata ai margini del bosco, per salutare alcuni amici che non vedeva da tanto tanto tempo. E siccome era sempre stato buono, Armandone, pensò che l'avrebbero ospitato più che volentieri; perciò, giunto alla fattorie, suonò la campanella, anche se era un po' tardi. “Din, don”! «Chi è a quest'ora?» chiese il lombrico avvicinandosi al cancello. «Sono Armandone, il Lupone, il vecchio Lupone. Puoi farmi entrare per favore?» «Il Lupone Armandone?» ripeté il lombrico spalancando gli occhi. «Scusami tanto, ma non posso proprio aprirti se prima non chiedo il permesso; puoi aspettarmi un minutino? Vado e torno.» [...] Continue reading
Welp. Broadway may be cancelled for a wee bit, but we keep the spirit alive by recounting our recent NYC adventures. Also: We take your phone calls!Connect with EGM:InstagramTwitterFacebookEmailLeave us a message on the EGM hotline: 810-666-0634
Let’s conjugate, Divas!I LuPoneYou LuPoneHe/She/It LuponesWe ALL LuPoneBut the one who LuPones the hardest is mother herself. That’s right, it’s time for the hotly anticipated deep-dive into the life and times of a hardcore possessor of both Big Diva Energy and the biggest voice in Musical Theatre: the iconic Patti LuPone.(Just don’t call her the D-Word.)And sharing the journey is star of stage, screen and emergency rooms up and down the country, dear, dear friend Dr Esh Alladi.Join all three as they hear tales of lily-white hands and softly-kissed penises, theatrical snubbings aplenty and introduce you to Persecution Patti - her LuPone worst enemy.Along the way, Holly & Tom discover what happens when a Hindu mother finds out you’re bisexual, what kind of “roles” can be found at the Job Centre and just generally get really, really stagey.Subscribe to Big Diva Energy and never miss a fabulous episode!@eshalladiYou can follow us on:Twitter @DivaEnergyInstagram @bigdivaenergyEmail us your Big Diva Stories at bigdivaenergypod@gmail.com
Sam Maher is one of the most passionate, dedicated, informed consumers of theatre in New York. His website, YesBroadway.com, is designed to help you sort through the noise that’s prevalent on other sites — it’s quality, not quantity, of articles & features that matter. Two of the website’s biggest sections — “saw it, loved it” and “hype alert” — focus on Sam’s personal favorites, and the upcoming shows with the most buzz. And he would know — in addition to being a professional audience member (like Laura!) — he is also a savvy marketing expert, who runs influencer marketing campaigns for shows like Be More Chill — on which he was also a producer — and Emojiland: The Musical.
It was bound to happen. We dig deep into Bob's obsession with Patti LuPone. Along the way, we have an EXCLUSIVE interview with the creators behind the ShutupLuPone Instagram fan account!! Other topics include Disney+, Helen Reddy, and stuntwork. Connect with EGM:InstagramTwitterFacebookEmail
Viktor Devonne and Broody Valentino are back on the road together after attending the Empire Burlesque Festival in Ithaca, New York. We're a little punch drunk, so catch us candid and goofy. FYI, we talk -a lot- about musicals. ... topics: The same Denny's but without tater tots, Empire Burlesque Festival, husky pups, a vision in pink organza, hitting the ground running, Broody's survival job, Clue, the Rocky Horror remake, overtures, Maury Yeston's Nine, high school productions, Of Mice and Men, auditions, Rocky Horror on Broadway, Dave Holmes, high school reunions, It's a Wonderful Burlesque Life, hobbyists, gentlemen of size, being "brave," masculinity, bird nerd, ice cream and chips come from politics, Twisted Nerve, Bernard Herrmann, separating artists from art, Patti LuPone, Stephen Sondheim's Company, Anna Kendrick, The Schmuel Song, more LuPone, Well that's the End of Him, Sunset Boulevard, Marius is gonna get typhoid, some shady gay PA got Patti and Glenn Close at the same table, fireplugs, meeting famous people ... 50 minutes of bonus listening available at our Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/weburlesque ... shoutouts: Sizzlin Liz, Perle Noire, Regina Stargazer, Holly Ween, Mr. Lee VaLone, Maestro, Gretchen Violetta, Ellie Favola, Femme Fae La Butche, Faux Pas Le Fae ... recorded: April 8, 2018 ... notes: notes: Clue the film, was written by Jonathan Lynn (also directed) and John Landis; the play adaptation was made by Eric Price and Hunter Foster. Miss Scarlet wore green; Mr. Green wore blue, Plum wore purple, Mrs. White wore black, Peacock wore blues, and Mustard wore beige. • Dave Holmes' show on MTV was called Say What? Karaoke (1998-2003) • Viktor refers to the blackface scene in "White Christmas" but he meant "Holiday Inn." • The Broadway revival of Nine only had 2 Guidos: Antonio Banderas and John Stamos during the run. • Cosette: The Sequel to Les Miserables was written by Laura Kalpakian; The Wind Done Gone was written by Alice Randall • Patti LuPone talks about making up w/ Glenn Close here: http://www.bravotv.com/video/share/3516639 ... intro/outro music: "On A 45" This Way to the Egress (http://www.thiswaytotheegress.com) ... used with permission ... download it at: https://www.amazon.com/This-Delicious-Cabaret-Explicit-Egress/dp/B005D1GROO ... interlude music: "Narcissus," "Guess Who," & "Sinfonia 3" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ... Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/weburlesque
Venerdì 27 settembre – Limonaia di Villa Strozzi, 21.30 MICHELANGELO LUPONE | STRUMENTO OPERA Sassofono Enzo Filippetti Regia del suono Michelangelo Lupone In sordina per Sax alto e Windback (2011) In collaborazione con il Dottorato di Ricerca in Storia delle Arti e dello Spettacolo del Dipartimento SAGAS dell’Università degli studi di Firenze https://temporeale.it/festival/michelangelo-lupone-strumento-opera/
El colectivo que fusiona el arte, la sexualidad, la desnudez y el mejor disco, house, tech y techno en México
Brantley, Ben. “Again, for the First Time.” The New York Times, 1 June 2008. Brantley, Ben. “Come Back, Little '50s, Even With the Clouds.” The New York Times, 24 Feb. 2008. Isherwood, Charles. “Two Helpings of Pie From Broadway's Fridge.” The New York Times, 23 Mar. 2008. Simonson, Robert. “'South Pacific'.” The New York Times, 1 June 2008. Rich, Frank. “Memorial Day at 'South Pacific'.” The New York Times, 25 May 2008. The Editorial Board. “'South Pacific': Some Enchanted Quagmire?” The New York Times, 11 Apr. 2008. Bloom, Lary. “1949 Show Is Timely for 2008.” The New York Times, 6 Apr. 2008. Brantley, Ben. “Optimist Awash in the Tropics.” The New York Times, 4 Apr. 2008. Isherwood, Charles. “The Ingénue Who Roared.” The New York Times, 18 May 2008. Green, Jesse. “Let Her Entertain You. Please!” The New York Times, 8 July 2007. Brantley, Ben. “What Ever Happened to Momma Rose?” The New York Times, 16 July 2007. Isherwood, Charles. “Patti's Turn, If Not Always Rose's.” The New York Times, 5 Aug. 2007. Mcgee, Celia. “Sing Out, Laura. It's Your Turn.” The New York Times, 23 Mar. 2008. Lahr, John. “Mother Load.” The New Yorker, 2 Aug. 2017. McElroy, Steven. “Citing Economy, 'Gypsy' to Close Earlier.” The New York Times, 15 Dec. 2008. Brantley, Ben. “Down by the Blue Purple Yellow Red Water.” The New York Times, 22 Feb. 2008. Robertson, Campbell. “Connecting Philosophy, Sondheim and Seurat.” The New York Times, 28 May 2008. Brantley, Ben. “As Seen on TV! Danny and Sandy 4-Ever and Ever.” The New York Times, 20 Aug. 2007. Robertson, Campbell. “For This Broadway Musical, the Casting Agents Are TV Viewers.” The New York Times, 6 Jan. 2007. Laurents, Arthur. Mainly on Directing: Gypsy, West Side Story, and Other Musicals. Alfred A. Knopf, 2009. LuPone, Patti. Patti Lupone: a Memoir. Harmony Books, 2010.
Discuss on Reddit ➤ Support the Show ➤ We’re hanging by a thread and dangling over the madness that is David Yazbek’s ‘Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown.’ Based on the Spanish cult film by Almódovar, the boys traverse the winding plotlines to get to the root of what the musical is trying to say. They discuss its limited critical success, whether or not it’s a good representation of women and try to dissect David Yazbek’s ‘sound.’ Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown Amazon / iTunes / Spotify SHOW NOTES What do you think about Anaïs Mitchell’s quote: “Wordplay is not the same thing as poetry?” Do you agree with Jimi’s estimation that good musical theatre writing lies somewhere in between the two? Let us know what you think on Twitter! If you’re fascinated by lyric writing then Mr Stephen Sondheim has some of the best analyses of what makes a good musical theatre lyric in his books: Finishing The… and Look I Made A… Whether you’re a fan of the musical or not, Almódovar’s film is definitely one to be seen! If you want to experience some of the serious venom that this show garnered when it premiered on Broadway have a look at this review roundup. If you’re craving some LuPone action, then check out this incredible interview around the time of Women on the Verge. Hey listeners, what do you think about the ‘whole accents thing’? Let us know Come and let us know on Reddit. Particularly if you have an accent that is intrinsically linked to your culture! AN INSTRUMENTAL QUIZ QUESTION Which musical features metallophone, accordion, autoharp, erhu and ukelele in its orchestration?
Boomer and Brett sit down with Kameron Michaels from finalist RuPaul's Drag Race season 10. We talk dating on the rode and life as the Bodybuilder Barbie.
John Cameron Mitchell, known best for creating Hedwig and the Angry Inch, is now the writer and star of the star-studded "Anthem: Homunculus," a musical podcast that is also a podcast musical!
Philly accents abound to start this episode. The boys get into some well pronounced aluminum. Matt implores everyone to recycle their own aluminum and stop putting it under their arms. The fellas think all the religious 13’s are a bit specious. Elmer’s kin, Bar Mitz Fudd, is welcomed to the show. Imagine two rabbis doing DVD commentary. Bill simplifies religion for everyone. Matt is concerned that his segment is getting lengthy. The boys happen upon a catch phrase for the new age. Bill jumps the gun on Judas’ jersey number. Matt deconstructs the Hammurabi and Swiss sandwich. Bill makes a toothpaste joke that can’t get put back into the tube. Matt likes a “Devil’s Dozen,” While Bill likes a “Long Dozen.” The boys decipher the PG-13 designation. The age of consent and American race relations are tiptoed around. Our heroes bravely and hilariously cast Antonio Banderas. Matt thinks Rugby guys are crummy and scrummy. Bill eschews his recap duties and the boys get into the minute. Rick finds Jim in aisle 13 this week. Ricky likes to “work the issue.” Bill is a targeted shopper while Matt likes to roam the landscape. Trader Joe's, Cosby Show guy gets a shout out. Matt gets “lured” into a discussion. Ricky is not a fan of the Goji. Bill is situationally persistent and he updates us on the Glengarry Glen Ross lady production. The boys speculate that a LuPone and maybe a Pidgeon might be involved. Finally, as always, Matt and Bill wonder and disagree about “What Would David Mamet Think.”Find out more at https://gggrinfinite.pinecast.co
With The Cher Show on Broadway, we look at some of the great divas of the musical theater, opera, and pop worlds: Streisand, LuPone, Audra, Judy, Diana Ross, Marilyn Horne, Renee Fleming and Cher herself--all crowding the spotlight.
Viktor Devonne sits with the exuberant Ginger Twist! We gab about our favorite broads, show biz, and being a brassy redhead. ... topics: Exposed, Church of Titillation, first concerts, Madonna, icons, Bette Midler, living room shows, natural voices, deep throated leggy dames telling tales, Stritch, longevity, American Academy of Dramatic Arts, the Marsha Mason to Neil Simon, directors, a bad day in Troy, Gypsy '93, LuPone diction, developing character in pole dance class, saying no, Shaken and Stirred, a great two minutes, the funny girl and slow burns, creative process, the expectation of funny, hosting, taking notes, having a plan ... shoutouts: Beth B, Julie Atlas Muz, Mat Fraser, Dirty Martini, Tigger, Bambi the Mermaid, Bunny Love, Nina La Voix, Broody Valentino, Tansy, Ruanround Sue, Scooter Pie, Honey Harlow, Shelley Watson, Lefty Lucy, Sizzle Dizzle, Stormy Leather, MF Akynos, Dolly Shot, Bianca Del Rio, World Famous BOB, Anja Keister, Bang Bang Boom Girls, Hot Face ... recorded: October 20, 2018 ... music: "On a 45" This Way to the Egress (thiswaytotheegress.com); Used with permission - download it on Amazon today: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DY68WX2/ + "Avant Jazz" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com); Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License; http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ... shop our merch: http://weburlesque.com/shop ... support us on patreon: https://patreon.com/weburlesque ... see us live: http://www.weburlesque.com/upcoming-shows ... follow us: @weburlesque @viktordevonne on instagram and twitter; thegingertwist on IG and www.thegingertwist.com ... talk to us: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1576739482800994
Among his long career in theater and television, T.R Knight is best known for his incredibly dynamic portrayal as Dr. George O’Malley in Grey’s Anatomy, earning him both a Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Ensemble and an Emmy Nomination. He performed and starred in The Guthrie Theater’s Amadeus and Ah, Wilderness! Knight guest starred in The Good Wife, portraying Jordan Karahalios, in the CBS drama starring Julianna Margulies as she navigates her career after a political scandal involving her husband. In 11.22.63, the Hulu produced miniseries and adaptation of Stephen King’s science fiction novel, Knight is Johnny Clayton, starring with James Franco and Sarah Gadon, and following one teacher’s journey after he slips through a time portal and desperately attempts to prevent the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Knight joined The Catch in its second season, a cat and mouse thriller starring Mireille Enos and produced by Shonda Rhimes, playing the self serving and down on his luck Tommy Vaughan. Most recently, you can find T.R Knight in Genius, National Geographic’s first scripted television show, transforming himself into J. Edgar Hoover. In this interview we discover how T.R Knight navigates the bouts of unemployment, the nature of creativity, his love of prosthetics and his hobby as a writer. IG: @T.R.Knight
... Viktor Devonne and Broody Valentino are back on the road together after attending the Empire Burlesque Festival in Ithaca, New York. We're a little punch drunk, so catch us candid and goofy. FYI, we talk -a lot- about musicals. ... topics: The same Denny's but without tater tots, Empire Burlesque Festival, husky pups, a vision in pink organza, hitting the ground running, Broody's survival job, Clue, the Rocky Horror remake, overtures, Maury Yeston's Nine, high school productions, Of Mice and Men, auditions, Rocky Horror on Broadway, Dave Holmes, high school reunions, It's a Wonderful Burlesque Life, hobbyists, gentlemen of size, being "brave," masculinity, bird nerd, ice cream and chips come from politics, Twisted Nerve, Bernard Herrmann, separating artists from art, Patti LuPone, Stephen Sondheim's Company, Anna Kendrick, The Schmuel Song, more LuPone, Well that's the End of Him, Sunset Boulevard, Marius is gonna get typhoid, some shady gay PA got Patti and Glenn Close at the same table, fireplugs, meeting famous people ... 50 minutes of bonus listening available at our Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/weburlesque ... shoutouts: Sizzlin Liz, Perle Noire, Regina Stargazer, Holly Ween, Mr. Lee VaLone, Maestro, Gretchen Violetta, Ellie Favola, Femme Fae La Butche, Faux Pas Le Fae ... recorded: April 8, 2018 ... notes: notes: Clue the film, was written by Jonathan Lynn (also directed) and John Landis; the play adaptation was made by Eric Price and Hunter Foster. Miss Scarlet wore green; Mr. Green wore blue, Plum wore purple, Mrs. White wore black, Peacock wore blues, and Mustard wore beige. • Dave Holmes' show on MTV was called Say What? Karaoke (1998-2003) • Viktor refers to the blackface scene in "White Christmas" but he meant "Holiday Inn." • The Broadway revival of Nine only had 2 Guidos: Antonio Banderas and John Stamos during the run. • Cosette: The Sequel to Les Miserables was written by Laura Kalpakian; The Wind Done Gone was written by Alice Randall • Patti LuPone talks about making up w/ Glenn Close here: http://www.bravotv.com/video/share/3516639 ... intro/outro music: "On A 45" This Way to the Egress (http://www.thiswaytotheegress.com) ... used with permission ... download it at: https://www.amazon.com/This-Delicious-Cabaret-Explicit-Egress/dp/B005D1GROO ... interlude music: "Narcissus," "Guess Who," & "Sinfonia 3" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ... Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/weburlesque
[...] - Cappuccetto Rosso si mise subito in cammino e s’avviò verso la casa della povera nonnina che stava in mezzo al bosco. Mentre camminava allegra allegra lungo il sentiero si fermò a guardare gli alberelli, le foglioline, i fiorellini, le lumachine, le farfalline, i coniglietti, i topini, gli scoiattolini, le tortorelle, i piccioncini, gli uccellini e le coccinelle e le tartarughine, i serpentelli, i grufalottini, i ricciolini, le puzzoline… Cappuccetto Rosso – Va bene, va bene, abbiamo capito, andiamo avanti! - Ecco sì, andiamo avanti. Bene. Ed ecco che, all'improvviso, da dietro un albero, spuntò il lupo. Un lupo enorme, ma Cappuccetto Rosso non ebbe paura, perché ancora non lo conosceva. [...] Continue reading
Sitting with veteran entertainment journalist Bobby Rivers, is always a fun lesson of TV/Movie history, and when you add comedian/theater journalist, Keith Price, to the conversation, more laughs and knowledge ensue. In this episode of MOCHAA, Bobby and Keith, talk about the iconic stage and film musical, GYPSY. They somehow segue into paying homage to the grand theater diva, Patti Lupone http://www.pattilupone.net/ , and with the announcement of the Steven Speilberg remake of another classic movie musical, WEST SIDE STORY, https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/26/movies/west-side-story-steven-spielberg-tony-kushner.html . Of course, Bobby and Keith do have a few casting choices that Mr. Spielberg should consider. More on BobbyRivers: http://www.bobbyriverstv.blogspot.com On Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCHAAwithBobby https://twitter.com/BobbyRiversTV https://twitter.com/kpcurtaincall https://twitter.com/comedydaddy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BobbyRiversPodcast/?ref=br_rs
Peeno Noir is Expanding! Actor Tituss Burgess’s real wine company Pinot Noir, inspired by his Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’s character viral music video, will unveil a new wine for Pride Week and a rosé. Whether your celebrating the LGBTQ or can’t get enough of the nimble actor and deliriously delightful singer, you’ll feel better about splurging on Pinot Noir after seeing how Burgess does in a blind taste test. Catie Lazarus, host of Employee of the Month, wanted to see if the 37 years old, Georgia native really knows his wine. A consummate performer, Burgess was game. His honesty and humility, as much as his humor, makes their interview a must listen. “Sometimes on Broadway, you have an inflated budget to do what is essentially a community theater production,” Burgess explains with refreshing candor. Without missing a beat, he flashes a mischievous grin. As he acknowledges the bad and the ugly about working in theater, he never forgets the good. Burgess points out how intoxicating Broadway and television, at their best, can be as he tips his proverbial hat to the legendary Patti LuPone and fellow actor Jon Hamm, who are seated in the audience at Joe’s Pub, and will also be individually interviewed and honored on Employee of the Month’s season finale. Their interviews were recorded live at Joe’s Pub and will roll out over the next three weeks on Employee of the Month’s podcast. A performer herself, Lazarus talks to Burgess about the nitty-gritty of auditioning, and the two confess to being late for their 30 Rock Auditions. For Burgess, tardiness, he says, worked in his favor, but it’s really his talent which led Tina Fey took a risk in casting a relatively unknown bit player in a recurring role as D’Fwan in 30 Rock. Burgess batted it out of the park, but she may have developed a role for him in the break out comedy hit on Netflix because he is clearly also a joy to be around. He also displayed depth, as he spoke openly about the role faith and spirituality play and the challenges of homophobia growing up as a gay, black, devout Christian. It’s not just Lazarus and the audience who are having fun, as Burgess thanks Lazarus and says, “this is one the greatest night of my life.” Check out her upcoming interviews with Jon Hamm and Patti LuPone, the latter of which features Burgess and LuPone singing impromptu Meadowlark, composed by Stephen Schwartz, to hear why. Can't get enough? Follow @CatieLazarus and @TitussBurgess, you can check out Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix, to enjoy his many wines, got to www.pbtbwine.com, and to find out more about Employee of the Month, check out www.employeeofthemonthshow.com
En este episodio hablamos acerca de la muerte del crítico teatral Roberto Marmolejo, el regreso de La jaula de las locas, ahora en el teatro Manolo Fábregas, los premios Ariel. Además nos acompañó en la entrevista la diseñadora de vestuario Estela Fagoaga y nos contó cómo es trabajar en grandes producciones como Billy Elliot.
OK so listening back to this episode, I had such an amazing experience. Lucy is such a funny, amazing talented kind-hearted friend and I am so happy to have her in my life. In this episode we talked about how Lucy is Vancouver's comedy queen, how Jacq Smith SLAYS us in everything we do, How Keri Minty thought me how to love dance, and I spoke in the worst English accent of all time. Go visit Lucy in Barkerville, and check her out in Joseph this November!
Part 2 of our Broadway Weekend...Bette Midler, Christine Ebersole and Patti LuPone, Oh my!
Scott Frankel and Michael Korie dropped by Derek and Romaine on June 6th for a fun and lively chat about their hit Broadway musical, War Paint. Starring Broadway legends Patti Lupone and Christine Ebersole, the Original Cast Album is available now. Hear how the show came together, what it was like writing songs for two big Broadway stars and most. It's a great conversation that takes you behind the current of one of Broadway's bit current hit shows. For more on War Paint, visit their website warpaintmusical.com. To hear interviews like this, phone calls from listeners like you, and the hilarious banter you have come to know and love for Derek and Romaine, subscribe now to DNR 2.0. Live weekdays with hundreds of hours of great entertainment waiting in the Audio Archive. To subscribe, visit derekandromaine.com/start-here.
Episode 72! Public Sex Stories! Shouts: Twitter: Victor @jlovesv2. Dave @daveteouble from Below Deck. UP FRONT: Little boys wearing makeup. CELEBRITY SHADE: Richard Simmons suing National Enquirer. Caitlyn Jenner book launch. Once Upon A Time renewed with nearly zero original cast members. Patty LuPone says Madonna sucks. Steve Harvey sucks. #BowWowChallenge. Abbey Lee Miller sentenced to prison in fraud case. Nicole Kidman isn't here for Gida's cooking. NERD NEWS: Wonder Woman promotes "Think Thin" and fans lose their shit. Hate/Love? Wes: People aggressively handing crap out on the street/Hollywood. RR: Black on black racists/Chelsea Handler.
OUT AND OUT TALK is a weekly Dose of LGBT Entertainment, News of the Gay, Human Interest Gays, all the Pageant 411, & a heaping serving of Tatiana & Johns HE-larity and SHE-nanigans.
For this episode we're bringing you the tale of Broadway's ultimate superfan. From as far back as he can remember, Ben Rimalower has been obsessed with Patti Lupone. When the opportunity came up to work on a show she was starring in, he couldn't believe his luck. That experience would be just the beginning of a long and fabulous--if complicated--relationship with the Tony-winning star. It's SUCH a good story that he ultimately turned it into a one man show called Patti Issues.
Patti LuPone may be best know for her irresistible voice, but the two-time Grammy and Tony, and Olivier Award winner’s secret weapon is feeling everything. Lord knows, especially on stage, there are actors who overact and mug, in doing so, leave no room for audiences to respond. Then there are ones who are so muted, that if you stuck a needle in their limp arm, they wouldn’t flinch. LuPone thrives when she can be unflinchingly honest in a performance, which requires discipline to turn into art. She did in Evita, Gypsy, and Anything Goes, as well and now in the Showtime series Penny Dreadful. LuPone is equally at home doing comedy and has had stints on comedian Brett Gelman’s terrifyingly funny short on Adult Swim and Lena Dunham’s GIRLS on HBO. LuPone is funny, candid, and whip-smart off stage, which isn’t surprising, but no less mesmerizing. Our conversation was recorded live at Joe’s Pub. In it, LuPone revealed that you can get crabs as easily from sex as you can from the theater. We also spoke about...
Today in 1949, actress and singer extraordinaire, Patti LuPone was born in Northport, New York. On today's "A Classical Day in the Life", we explore LuPone's career from Broadway to television and back to Broadway.
The gloves are off as Nnekay and James come head to head over a glass (or two) of wine, and Nikola Tesla. But first let's hear about Nnekay's rendezvous with the great Dr. Cornel West. And James played the part of gay uncle and took his nephew to ride roller coasters. It's Comic Con, and we're going to get real nerdy on you. Have you seen the blog 'Every Single Word'? It's the Black Brechtel Test with even lower standards and needs- so come on Hollywood! Get with the program. Also what is going on with theater etiquette!? Is Madonna acting crazy in the theater? Is Britney losing her mind... again? Is Patti LuPone putting folks in check? Find out! Also we have bonus material! As if this episode couldn't get in longer! Find out what we did actually cut. ARTICLES FOR REFERENCE: Every Single Word: http://everysinglewordspoken.tumblr.com http://www.buzzfeed.com/fionarutherford/a-man-is-editing-hollywood-movies-so-only-people-of-colour-s#.quqRJD1MA http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/with-shows-like-empire-black-ish-and-cristela-tv-is-more-diverse-than-ever/2015/01/29/0ac38f82-a576-11e4-a2b2-776095f393b2_story.html http://www.racialicious.com/2015/07/07/the-sdcc-files-a-quick-primer-on-some-creators-of-color-to-follow/ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/07/10/tesla-quotes_n_7771358.html http://www.cnn.com/2015/03/29/opinions/doyley-race-and-television/
Kristin Hopkins zipped by the studio to examine Our Very First Promo, in which a ferret terrorizes the Tanner household and a Lupone-alike tries to give the family an Italian makeover. Are there moments of wildly arrogant racism? Oh, you can put good money on it, my friend, and be sure to stick around so Kristin can tell you all about her unconventional childhood swimming lessons. It's a terrifying story! Thank you so much to everyone who has taken the time to leave a five star review in the iTunes Store. Join the club and let us hear your glorious feedback! You can also reach us via e-mail at thehowrudepodcast@gmail.com. See you next week!
Kim Brown (Free Kittens) and i are "geeky-cool people". We geek about musicals, Abbot and Costello, and much more before we even get to talking about Improv and comedy. This is a great fun episode
Julie, Monica and Liz gather to discuss: Lessons learned from the recent death of our father. We are grateful for all the help from hospice organizations and from you. Lian's birthday celebration in Dallas. Julie did her best to make a day of it. Can you say SOUFFLES? Yeah! Monica's enchildada jag. She's been in her test kitchen all week. Liz is losing a lot of stuff lately. What's up wth that? And we are totally on the bandwagon for Pope Dolan. We think that would a totally appropriate salute to our Dad. We know Cardinal Dolan of NY is a longshot but we are launching a campaign anyway. Get on board, people!
Patti LuPone was only four years old when she realized she belonged on stage, and she started by entertaining family members in her Long Island living room. LuPone won her second Tony Award for Evita, which she initially described as merely “noise from Britain.” Although she has enjoyed tremendous, long-term success, she talks candidly to Alec about blows to her career and ego. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
54 Below visits Broadway legend Patti LuPone and Tony award-winning lyricist, Scott Wittman in the rehearsal studio as they prepare for LuPone's new cabaret act that will debut on the club's opening night - June 5th, 2012.
Hey Baby! - #35 This week’s episode is a rollercoaster ride. It may start out slow but then takes off like a rocket. The hot topic this week is Marc’s trip in the magical mystery van. Married or crazy? You be the judge. Lindsay Lohan’s going back to the clink, new Glee guest star revealed and Mariah Carey is angled to perfection. Also Patti LuPone’s Memoir has stolen out hearts. Get it now on audio book for free from audible at audiblepodcast.com/creampuff Music in this week’s episode includes: Some People from Gypsy performed by Patti LuPone The Art of the Possible performed by the Original 1979 Broadway Cast of Evita Meadowlark performed by Patti LuPone All selections are available on iTunes. For more information on us, contact, pictures, merchandise, donations, and more, go to www.cocktailsandcreampuffs.com
This week, on the Strip: We spoke to her nearly two years ago and she was hinting at a comeback she didn't want to jinx. And, in fact, Broadway legend – and Steve's gayest obsession – Patti Lupone did have a trick up her sleeve: A few months later, she returned to the Great White Way in the title role of “Gypsy” and walked off with her first Tony award since her 1981 triumph for “Evita.” Lupone is back in Vegas on June 20 and 21 for shows at the Orleans, so Steve got her back on the line to see how her life has changed. Among other things, Lupone went on a bit of a rant about poor Susan Boyle and the nature of celebrity. That's coming up. Also, we check in with Mayor Oscar Goodman about Obama's recent visit and gives an update on plans to resettle the Star Trek Experience in Las Vegas. In Banter: Cinevegas, Sheer Madness, a listeners' Wynn visit, how Steve saved $400 on his Connecticut rental car, All-In: The Poker Movie, Charo, Larry King, MGM Grand Egypt and more. Blog: VegasHappensHere.Com Twitter: Twitter.com/thestrippodcast Email: TheStripPodcast@aol.com Phone: 206-424-4737
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
