Tony-winner Victoria Clark sings “O Holy Night.” My best to you and yours.
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Tony-winner Victoria Clark sings “O Holy Night.” My best to you and yours.
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Something you want to enjoy 24/7. Once again, here are Donna McKechnie, Baayork Lee and Margo Sappington, plus the original ensemble of Promises Promises leading the first act showstopper “Turkey Lurkey Time.” I’m kinda hoping that the original Michael Bennett choreography will be recreated in the spring revival, as I can’t see anyone topping what the auteur did with this number. Enjoy!
Courtesy of Langley Studios:
“Every one down on Broadway liked Christmas a lot.
But the Stritch who lived just north of Broadway, on Mount Carlyle, did not!
This Bats Langley Studios parody is meant in the spirit of playful caricature of the great Elaine Stritch. Miss Stritch is an inspiration. Merry Christmas, and we hope you enjoy.
Thank you to Nick Clark-Spear for lending his vocals and lyrical talents, Dr. Seuss for creating such a perfect foundation for the parody, and Ms. Stritch, Ms. Chenoweth, Ms. Cook and Mr. Grey for providing the inspiration for this venture.”
It’s a bit mean-spirited, and I don’t agree with their assessment of At Liberty at all, but I couldn’t help but laugh… (sort of like the cut Family Guy bit). Speaking of Stritch and Christmas, the promos for 30 Rock don’t seem to have our annual appearance from the sardonic legend. Anyone know if she’s going to be on this season?
“To my big brother George, the richest man in town.”
Gets me every single year.
Merry Christmas, everyone!