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re: Heather Headley vs Cynthia Erivo
Posted by: dbdbdb 07:47 am EST 02/14/20
In reply to: re: Heather Headley vs Cynthia Erivo - MikeP 07:39 am EST 02/14/20

If I recall correctly -- and others may remember this in more detail -- after Aida, Headley expressed little interest in Broadway, choosing instead to focus on a recording career.
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re: Heather Headley vs Cynthia Erivo
Posted by: mikem 09:25 am EST 02/14/20
In reply to: re: Heather Headley vs Cynthia Erivo - dbdbdb 07:47 am EST 02/14/20

Headley was pretty clear that she wanted to be a recording artist. She won the Tony for Aida in 2000 and did the Actors Fund Dreamgirls benefit in 2001. Her first album came out in 2002. Aside from appearing as a singer in a movie in 2004, I don't think she did any acting, whether on stage or in film, again until 2012 when she was in The Bodyguard in London.

She had some success as a recording artist, but never had that big hit. But she was nominated for the Grammy for Best New Artist and her first 2 albums went gold.
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re: Heather Headley vs Cynthia Erivo
Posted by: Jackson 09:22 am EST 02/14/20
In reply to: re: Heather Headley vs Cynthia Erivo - dbdbdb 07:47 am EST 02/14/20

A few years ago, Headley did a one-night-only
show at American Songbook, which was absolutely
terrific!!! She talked a lot about being at home in Chicago.

Erivo did a Live From Lincoln Center show a year or two
ago, which was dull, dull, dull. Every song sounded the
same and she stood in one spot all evening.

J

J
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re: Heather Headley vs Cynthia Erivo
Posted by: MikeP (ACL15@aol.com) 09:43 am EST 02/14/20
In reply to: re: Heather Headley vs Cynthia Erivo - Jackson 09:22 am EST 02/14/20

I remember the Erivo concert. It was certainly not exciting. Some of the song choices were good. But, it did all sound the same.
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