#stritch

[mememan93]

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[hayzeydayzey]

Live Stritch reaction (I wanted to draw groose's chest face)

[wingedjewels]

White Pelican, or Pterodactyl? by Ruby 2417 Via Flickr: Or a Gooney Bird? Seriously, bird there is just having a scratch, but he's totally making me believe that birds evolved from dinosaurs. Las Gallinas Wetlands, San Rafael, Ca. Sept 2023.

[link-is-a-dork]

Stritch: “Look, I just really like bugs... I want to collect all kinds of bugs. Sometimes, I even dream about having, like, an entire island bull of bugs...”

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[dkyne]

[jazzdailyblog]

Rahsaan Roland Kirk: The Jazz Maverick with Multiple Personalities

Introduction: There have been innumerable musicians who have made an unmistakable stamp on the broad canvas of jazz. Rahsaan Roland Kirk was one such outstanding artist who stood out for his infinite invention, enthralling performances, and one-of-a-kind approach to music. Kirk distinguished himself from his peers with his command of numerous instruments and his creative use of circular…

[maskedbutsilly]

denial, denial, denial. (based of @dotted-ink ‘s zomb au 💥)

[roth70]

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 😭))

[broadwaydivastournament]

BROADWAY DIVAS SUPERLATIVES: Wait...WHAT???

Elaine Stritch's first orgasm during "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?": Crazy cantankerous Elaine Stritch was never one to mince words. Perhaps a crowning achievement in her many instances of raw candor, Elaine revealed the story behind her first-ever orgasm in an interview with "30 Rock" co-star Alec Baldwin in 2013. Elaine starred in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? on Broadway and during the national tour, 1963 and 1965, respectively. She would have been in her late thirties.

"But I wanted to tell something intimate about myself to John [Turturro] about when he was interviewing me. I told him that when I was doing Virginia Woolf and when George and Martha had their scene together and George said, 'Our son is dead.' You know, that big scene? 'Our son,' he yells in my face, 'is dead.' And I went 'No!' At the height of my force, I said no to him. And I had an orgasm for the first time in my life... So this is how important that moment was on stage to me. This is unbelievable, you don't know." -source

Gertrude Lawrence (almost) drops dead during "The King and I": On August 16th, 1952, one of the great stage divas of this world--and rumored lesbian--Gertrude Lawrence collapsed backstage after a Saturday matinee of The King and I. She was admitted to a hospital shortly thereafter, and by early September, the Tony-winning star was declared dead. She was buried in the iconic champagne "Shall We Dance?" gown, and became the first person for whom Broadway dimmed the marquee lights for. She was 54. And so began the long-standing King and I curse (I say tongue-in-cheek) where every subsequent Anna Leonowens has had some terrible tragedy befall them. -source

Julie Andrews declines her Tony nomination for "Victor/Victoria": We live in a cruel and unforgivable world where Julie Andrews does not have a Tony Award. The closest she came was in 1996 where she was nominated for Victor/Victoria. As the sole nomination for the show, Julie announced that she would withdraw her name for consideration in protest on behalf of her egregiously overlooked costars and creative team. She was thought to be a locked win at the time, and though her name did remain officially on the voting ballot, the award ultimately went to Donna Murphy for The King and I, making an awkward situation for everyone involved. -source

Marin Mazzie's "pussy on fire" incident during "Passion": Well, I'll let her tell you all about it.

Patti LuPone and the ALW Memorial Pool: Patti LuPone and the infamous lawsuit that cost ALW a million dollars for breaking her Sunset Boulevard contract. Patti had an iron-clad contract that stated she would be transferring with the production to Broadway, but news broke that she would be replaced by Glenn Close. Patti, who was at the theatre when she found out, went absolutely batshit and trashed her entire dressing room. Her feud persists to this day with several ups and downs, as is her right as a Diva-with-a-capital-D.

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Honorable mentions:

Stephen Sondheim sex dungeon

Bob Fosse's womanizing and finally him collapsing in separated wife Gwen Verdon's arms and dying shortly after.

The affairs of Broadway

Anti-vaxxer Laura Osnes tanking her promising Broadway career and now performing as a circus singer.

[silverscreenfurs]

[citizenscreen]

Ray Bolger and Elaine Stritch in the musical-comedy series, “Washington Square,” which aired for one season on NBC (1956-1957)

[jgroffdaily]

After party report from the New York Times:

Just past 3 a.m., Jonathan Groff, who won his first Tony for best leading actor in a musical for “Merrily We Roll Along,” headed to the bar and led a rendition of a Sondheim standard from the show, “Old Friends.”

His co-star Daniel Radcliffe and Mr. Radcliffe’s longtime girlfriend, the actress Erin Darke, watched from their perch on a banquette as they greeted well-wishers. (Mr. Radcliffe had also just won his first Tony Award for “Merrily,” for his performance as the composer Charley Kringas.)

Then the pianist Billy Stritch started in on the rousing chords of “New York, New York,” the John Kander and Fred Ebb tune made famous by Frank Sinatra. Soon the whole room, which included Eva Noblezada (“The Great Gatsby”) and Andrew R. Butler (“Stereophonic”), was belting along to the anthem for city dreamers.

“Start spreadin’ the news, I’m leavin’ today …”

Mr. Groff danced alongside the piano, growing progressively louder with each verse, until it was time for the finale.

“If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere/ It’s up to you, New York, Neeeeeeew York.”

Video of part of the singalong is at the New York Post

[linkbetweenlinksau]

Some unhinged doodles so I can have fun drawing again

[operaqueen]

Elaine Stritch in the original Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim’s Company. New York, 1970. 

[callmedotseurat]

Bernadette Peters in the 2010 rival of A Little Night Music.