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re: Nothing against Houdyshell, but from a singing perspective? Upgrade. (nm)

Posted by: Michael_Portantiere 12:34 pm EDT 03/13/14
In reply to: re: Nothing against Houdyshell, but from a singing perspective? Upgrade. (nm) - LegitOnce 10:53 am EDT 03/13/14

As others have pointed out, having General Cartwright take over "Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat" with a roof-raising solo is not in the original conception of the show. And aside from the fact that having her do that arguably steals Nicely-Nicely's thunder, it also strikes me as making the number feel too similar to "Brotherhood of Man" in that other, later show by Loesser.


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