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roth70 · 1 month ago
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More of Company in its 1970 Boston tryouts (click the pic for info of whats going on in the scene (please i spent too long writing on each one 😭))
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dan-cyril-kingston · 6 months ago
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Tonies of West Side Story:
Larry Kert (Broadway, 1957); Richard Beymer (film, 1961); Ken Marshall (Broadway, 1980); Matt Cavenaugh (Broadway, 2009); Isaac Cole Powell (Broadway, 2020); Ansel Elgort (film, 2021)
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anton-wyzek · 1 year ago
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I know pride month is over now, but I want to reflect on the artists, musicians, actors, singers, and others we lost to AIDS.
Keith Haring
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Gia Carangi
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Leonard Frey
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Robert La Tourneaux
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Frederick Combs
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Keith Prentice
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Kenneth Nelson
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Larry Kert
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Irving Allen Lee
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Ilka Tanya Payán
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I encourage others to add more people, as I will do the same in reblogs as there were so many more people I wanted to add. And those in the public eye that we lost don’t even hold a candle to the large amount of brothers, sisters, friends, that were lost due to AIDS.
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dancyrilkingston · 6 months ago
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Carol Lawrence and Larry Kert in promotional photo for the original Broadway production of West Side Story (photography by Friedman-Abeles)
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ffrannyglass · 1 year ago
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Carol Lawrence and Larry Kert in the original Broadway production of West Side Story, 1957.
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leonardcohenofficial · 2 years ago
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sondheims-hat · 1 year ago
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London, 1971.
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Watch "Larry Kert--Maria, West Side Story, 1982 TV" on YouTube
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pureanonofficial · 1 year ago
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Rags - book by Joseph Stein.
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heygutlcssa · 2 years ago
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not me crying on the floor because  both Russ Tamblyn and Mike Faist wanted to play Tony because they both felt they could play his death of hope well...
and here’s Larry Kert who just wanted to be Riff because “ I know what it is to be that frightened. ”  Larry Kert looked at this this angry one dimensional baseline character THAT WAS STILL BEING DEVELOPED and said “ yep,  he’s terrified. I know how that feels I’ve been in his shoes” and tried his damnest to get him but ended up playing Tony.
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gobbluthbutagirl · 2 years ago
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store director said the new hr is starting next week and that she is working monday through friday. guess who is only working saturday and therefore is straight up not gonna meet that woman LMAO
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roth70 · 4 months ago
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Some gifs made of the OBC Company 1970!
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juliajacklinofficial · 10 months ago
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west side story (1957)…save me….west side story (1957)….save me west side story (1957)
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anton-wyzek · 1 year ago
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Larry Kert and Carol Lawrence in West Side Story on Broadway
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citizenscreen · 1 year ago
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On September 26, 1957, “West Side Story” opened at the Winter Garden Theatre on Broadway. #OnThisDay
CAST: Larry Kert, Carol Lawrence, Mickey Calin, Chita Rivera and Ken Le Roy.
BOOK: ARTHUR LAURENTS
MUSIC: LEONARD BERNSTEIN
LYRICS: STEPHEN SONDHEIM
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mthguy · 10 months ago
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Being Alive - Company OBC, 1970 - Dean Jones
Original Cast Album: Company is a 1970 documentary film by D. A. Pennebaker, observing the marathon recording session to create the original cast album for the Stephen Sondheim musical Company.  As Company continued its successful run on Broadway, the film was screened at the New York Film Festival in September 1970, unanimously praised by a crowd that filled the auditorium to capacity.
Filled with behind the scenes footage of the marathon recording process at the Columbia Records studio at East 30th Street and Third Avenue on the first Sunday in May, the film captures both the musical direction and insight of composer Sondheim. Several of Company songs appear in the film, including "Another Hundred People", "Getting Married Today", and "Being Alive"—all recorded with a live orchestra, done in multiple takes, over the course of a lengthy studio session.
After working in film and television, Dean Jones was set to return to Broadway as the star of Stephen Sondheim's musical Company in 1970. Shortly after opening night, he withdrew from the show, due to stress that he was undergoing from ongoing divorce proceedings. Director Harold Prince agreed to replace him with Larry Kert if Jones would open the show and record the cast album. He agreed, and his performance is preserved on the original cast album.
Shown here is Jones’s bravado performance singing the showstopper “Being Alive.” 
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