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| "Steaming" was authentic and engaging in London, if admittedly slim. | |
| Last Edit: Delvino 08:47 am EDT 04/06/18 | |
| Posted by: Delvino 08:45 am EDT 04/06/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Anyone see Judith Ivey's Tony performances? - MFeingold 09:02 am EDT 04/05/18 | |
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| I remember it well in the West End. A relative unknown at the time named Brenda Blethwyn was extraordinary. I do think it's a rare play (then) by a female playwright, and whatever the liabilities, Dunn's voice -- and POV about class, privilege and gender -- is in the storytelling. | |
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| re: "Steaming" was authentic and engaging in London, if admittedly slim. | |
| Posted by: bobby2 08:38 pm EDT 04/06/18 | |
| In reply to: "Steaming" was authentic and engaging in London, if admittedly slim. - Delvino 08:45 am EDT 04/06/18 | |
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| Blethyn played Ivey's part? Who else was in it? I couldn't find it online. |
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| re: "Steaming" was authentic and engaging in London, if admittedly slim. | |
| Posted by: Delvino 09:04 pm EDT 04/06/18 | |
| In reply to: re: "Steaming" was authentic and engaging in London, if admittedly slim. - bobby2 08:38 pm EDT 04/06/18 | |
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| No, she was the mentally challenged character (she was very young). | |
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| re: "Steaming" was authentic and engaging in London, if admittedly slim. | |
| Posted by: bobby2 01:17 am EDT 04/08/18 | |
| In reply to: re: "Steaming" was authentic and engaging in London, if admittedly slim. - Delvino 09:04 pm EDT 04/06/18 | |
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| do you know who originated Ivey's role in London? | |
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