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R.I.P. angelic and darling, deeply missed Rebecca Luker. Craig Bierko is quite good !

George reprised this role in London at the Palladium Theatre. He was as lovely as he was talented. Humble, kind to everyone. There was so much love and laughter amongst cast and crew which filtered down from George and Denis Quilley who played Georges. They were a great team. RIP Denis ❤️

This was the first time anyone used drums in the opening - completely wrong and stupid - the entire point is that the salesmen and the writing make the train rhythm. Classic example of a director who doesn't trust the material to work as it always has. It didn't need Ms. Stroman's help. And sadly, every production since has used drums. Horrible.

So this was the original choreography for all that jazz. Interesting. It’s really fantastic. I can see similarities with Cabaret both Choreography and aesthetically.

I traveled down to CD and saw this great production twice! I'd so love a full video or even a full audio version!

Amaryllis gets all cracked up when Winthrop says her name with his lisp but that's not nice to make fun of some people who have lisps because it's rude and mean and unkind but more than anything i know Amaryllis still likes Winthrop and he still knows about how she feels about him and i'm sure Winthrop still likes Amaryllis too.

Absolutely adore Douglas Sills as the Dentist in the LSH 00s revival. Interesting to see him as Rapunzel's Prince.

Wow I loved this!

Thank you for posting! Do you happen to have any of Virginia Pulos as Anne on this tour? 🙏🏻

Craig Bierko did indeed sound like Robert Preston, and Max Casella sounded so much like Buddy Hackett that during intermission the night I saw it, people kept saying "They must have studied the movie." As you can see, it was a great production.

I heard that Lara Jill Miller played Amaryllis here. She and Christian Slater who played Winthrop made great chemistry. And now, SHE has the lisp, because, Y’know, Lisa…

A big sky distance toward heaven compared to recent mundane revival.

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I’d have loved to have seen this live ❤️❤️

This is so much funnier when you realize Jodi Foster is a lesbian

I never saw this production but I remember friends who had. Thank you for posting this.

In a life full of beautiful, thrilling Broadway memories seeing this cast in this revival three times is one of my most cherished - ill never forget the sheer love on that stage - the ecstatic dance numbers - the exquisite Rebecca Luker piercing my heart with her glorious voice And that finale Never to be equaled All three times I saw it the sheer joy in the audience simply levitated the entire theatre and sent it soaring into the sky There are some things only possible in a Broadway theatre at the peak of its form and this production is a perfect example of the magic created by talent, artistry and the unique love shared between performers and audience.

Rip glynis johns ❤

7:50 was a funny joke 😂😂😂

love these bootlegs. Thank you so much! I saw this cast when I was 17 and Luker's performance is one of my top five ever performances on Broadway. MUSIC MAN is a really interesting show! So traditional on the surface but so inventive in so many ways. So much play on instrumentation, song puzzles, really utilizing men's voices, Americana, orchestration that originates from the story; it is thought provoking. Also, this revival was superior to the other. Such a perfect Stroman show.

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Rita Rudner?!?!?! Had no idea she did musical theatre

I want to see Meg Bussert and Lara Jill Miller do Goodnight My Someone!

30:17 Make way for Eualie’s entrance lol 30:37 If the girls were outta tune it would be funnier. 33:13 KABOOM

This explains Betsy's comment about Gemignani REALLY quickening the tempo of the rap as the run went along. He's destroying her here, but she keeps up. I love her

The person who walked in front of the camera, I will find u

I love Chuck's rich voice as Cinderella's voice in contrast. i have to see Hello little girl

Who’s the women who plays Marian?

I saw Mr. Curtis when he was on the tour in 85 or 86. Sixteen shows in a row he brought the house down every show, even with our conservative audiences.

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His voice is sooo lovely 😍

Sure sounds like that gorgeous voice. Style and tempi different than the revival in 2011, which had input from Sondheim and Ron was much better.

I first saw George Hearn in Memphis, at Front St. Theatre, in “Carousel”, in 1956, and have followed him ever since!!! He is my very favorite performer!!

John Sloman was brilliant in two of the most iconic numbers of Broadway musical history.🎭 John Sloman, who plays several roles in this production in 2000, already a well recognized a Broadway musical theatre star at the time of this production, is one of the fast talking traveling salesman on the train singing the tips of their trade in time to the rapid rhythmic rhyming beat of the train as it chugs into River City, Iowa. We have the pleasure of hearing and seeing John again later in the show when he transforms his character from a fractious school board member to the smooth baritone crooner of the school board barbershop quartet. Formerly fractious, the school board has fallen under Professor Hill’s spell now croons “Lida Rose” together as we fall under Mr. Sloman’s musical spell! 🙌

1:21:09 oh, I’ve heard that ending before with Sutton Foster’s performance

John Schneider as in Beau Duke?!?

A beautiful, youthful gem of a song from a very underrated show. Where did you get hold of this?

14:55 oh, she did the opt. up

Perhaps the deepest investment of ongoing La Cage success Is George Hearn's respect for Albin. Not only did he not nelly the original material, he crafted the darling to be irresistible to those most resistant. Both the kindness and full girth baritone voice of his character attributes are a testament to owning who you are given the clay bestowed. Hearn's Albin didn't have one false moment or campy wink. His courage alone is marvelous. Peace be with you...Lukerdog

A trio of terrificness.

Thank you for posting!

Jerry lewis took over the show, and gave the audience what they came for.

Nice!

Nice!!

How old is Stine supposed to be? I’m guessing early 20’s at best?

WOW. First time I’ve ever seen a clip of her in this role. She is phenomenal! Dare I say it? I think I like her better than Bernadette Peters in the role. So clear and specific, rapid fast and fierce. I’m going to watch again but based on this one viewing alone, she may have just become my favorite.

just freaking yes

Nobody sounded teeny in this theatre. Especially soon-to-be Mrs. Potts in the 1994 Broadway production of Beauty and the Beast, Beth Fowler. RIP Angela Lansbury