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| re: RIP Jan Maxwell | |
| Posted by: showbuzz 06:13 pm EST 02/11/18 | |
| In reply to: RIP Jan Maxwell - JAllenC3 05:23 pm EST 02/11/18 | |
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| Jan was a neighbor......and I always respected her privacy. When she "retired" 2 years ago I had been tempted to ask her why but I didn't. I have always loved her work and knew she was a private person. Several years ago I was assistant to the Producer on a the workshop of FEMME FATALE.....Some of the finest work I've ever seen from a truly STAR cast. Jan's work was particularly difficult and she was quietly amazing I will miss seeing her in the neighborhood and just saying Hi in passing....she was always kind and soft spoken with me. Broadway has lost a GREAT talent way to young! I am truly sad at this loss. Condolences to her family. This is a sad sad day for Broadway! |
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| re: RIP Jan Maxwell | |
| Posted by: TheOtherOne 06:39 pm EST 02/11/18 | |
| In reply to: re: RIP Jan Maxwell - showbuzz 06:13 pm EST 02/11/18 | |
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| Heartbreaking. She showed an unparalleled range in her theatrical endeavors and was terrific in everything I ever saw her in. I saw her shortly after she announced her retirement from the stage and she did not look well, but I am still shocked by this. I nearly collided with her on the street once while she was playing Phyllis in Follies and, doing my best not to be intrusive, I managed to tell her how wonderful I thought she was. She seemed shy but was most gracious. A terribly sad loss. May she rest in peace. |
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| re: RIP Jan Maxwell | |
| Posted by: Snowgrace 07:19 pm EST 02/11/18 | |
| In reply to: re: RIP Jan Maxwell - TheOtherOne 06:39 pm EST 02/11/18 | |
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| So sad...A blessing she was appreciated and able to let her light shine in so much work, but indeed gone too soon. | |
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