| re: It's a new stage for Tony telecasts, but still no time for plays |
| Last Edit: Singapore/Fling 04:29 pm EDT 09/28/21 |
| Posted by: Singapore/Fling 04:27 pm EDT 09/28/21 |
| In reply to: It's a new stage for Tony telecasts, but still no time for plays - WaymanWong 04:01 pm EDT 09/28/21 |
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There was also a good treatment of the plays in 1993, when they did excerpts from the four nominated plays presented as stages of production, so we saw K. Todd Freeman auditioning with a monologue for "The Song of Jacob Zulu"; Jane Alexander, Madeline Kahn, and Robert Klein doing a table read for "The Sisters Rosensweig"; Michael York and David Dukes doing rough blocking from "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me"; and then a fully produced scene in tech rehearsal with Ron Leibman and Kathleen Chalfant from "Angels in America".
I watched those scenes over and over and still can vividly recall those performances. |
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