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re: To Hugh, I leave my cape: Jackman once did a reading of 'On the Twentieth Century'
Last Edit: Delvino 10:46 am EDT 06/19/22
Posted by: Delvino 10:45 am EDT 06/19/22
In reply to: re: To Hugh, I leave my cape: Jackman once did a reading of 'On the Twentieth Century' - AlanScott 11:24 pm EDT 06/18/22

Fully agree that the show works best finding some reality in these characters, eschewing farce. Chenoweth was seemingly so ideally cast all she had to do is show up and deliver the score. But I agree: Ellis pushed her into near caricature which robbed her of an adult sexuality. There was something oddly bloodless in that staging that kept me at arm’s length. I had only seen Kaye, who may not have been the farceur that Kahn was but felt palpably human.
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