| re: KISS ME, KATE Last Night |
| Posted by: Snowysdad 09:33 pm EST 03/03/19 |
| In reply to: re: KISS ME, KATE Last Night - PlayWiz 01:51 pm EST 03/03/19 |
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| The O'Hara/Domingo comparison is a fascinating one, and after the initial shock of something totally unexpected, one I think has a huge amount of validity, at least as concerns Placido Domingo. As stated there were exceptions, such as Otello. His place in history will be from the huge number of roles sung and the length of the career. I'm not sure I'm quite as convinced regarding Ms. O'Hara. There just aren't enough roles out there that play to her talents as a legitimately trained singer, and for sure not all that many of them are worth reviving. She could no doubt sing the heck out of My Fair Lady, but I don't think she would inhabit the role well, acting wise. |
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