Show People With Paul Wontorek: Judy Kuhn on Revisiting "Passion" & Getting Notes from Sondheim
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- čas přidán 3. 03. 2013
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Three-time Tony nominee Judy Kuhn stopped by "Show People" to talk to host Paul Wontorek about "Passion"'s tale of sex, love and obsession. The stage fave also chatted about being bitten by the Broadway bug and her amazing "Les Miz" memories. - Zábava
She is the reason I went to see Fun Home. It's a terrific show.
She has one of the best voices ever
Wow, she is both gorgeous and intelligent. What a lady
I remember seeing her in L.A. in the production of Sunset Boulevard with Glen Close and Alan Campbell. She does have one clear distinctive voice. Thanks for the post.
I think he only comes across that way to us web viewers because we are outsiders. He is an insider to the people he is interviewing.
why is she so adorable
Please do another interview with Judy before Fun Home closes!
No mention of her role in Sunset BLVD with Glenn Close? She was the best Betty.
She seems lovely and she gave very thoughtful answers. I can't decide if Paul's style is a bit awkward or actually rude.
I wish I lived in NY.
Gosh, I haven't seen her for years and now she is 53. Wow,,,great interview. She scrapes her throat a lot though..
me too :( But it's sooo freakin expensive to live there -___-
Actually, having watched quite a few of his interviews, I think maybe you're right that he is a little bit awkward, but it's part of his charm.
She'll always be Pocahontas' singing voice to me. ;)
Woah Paul is so much better at interviewing now (compared to this interview)
Really interesting how fans thought Seyfried's vocal performance was a weak link while Broadway's original Cosette gave her the stamp of approval...
This must have been an excruciating interview for her, bless her heart. Paul Wontorek needs to learn how to ask open-ended questions, not a series of boring polar questions and constantly interjecting "yeah, ok, right, yes, nice."