| Drabinsky of 'Paradise Square' versus Tom Bailey of "Subways Are for Sleeping' |
| Posted by: BroadwayTonyJ 11:58 am EDT 07/20/22 |
| In reply to: The backstage drama of 'Paradise Square': From Berkeley Rep to Broadway - WaymanWong 04:48 pm EDT 07/19/22 |
|
Drabinsky in this article reminds me a lot of Tom Bailey as told in the song "Swing Your Projects" from Subways Are for Sleeping.
Another example (for film buffs) is that of Henry Barnard in the 1937 classic Lost Horizon (as played by Thomas Mitchell). When we hear his story (which sounds a lot like Drabinsky's), we can't decide if he is just another Wall Street shyster or a charismatic, well meaning, but unlucky businessman. |
|
reply
|
|
| Previous: |
The backstage drama of 'Paradise Square': From Berkeley Rep to Broadway - WaymanWong 04:48 pm EDT 07/19/22 |
| Next: |
more from an actor ... - andPeggy 06:23 pm EDT 07/19/22 |
| Thread: |
|
