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George Dvorsky
Приєднався 26 тра 2012
George Dvorsky's Broadway credits: the title role of The Scarlet Pimpernel, Henry Spofford in the revival of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, the Tony Award-winning Passion, Marilyn: An American Fable and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.
Off-Broadway, The Fantasticks, the revival of Closer Than Ever, Pete 'n' Keely, And the World Goes 'Round, and the revival of Dames at Sea. At Lincoln Center, George starred in the New York City premiere of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella as Prince Charming and in Brigadoon as Tommy.
He starred as Baron Bomburst/Lord Scrumptious in the national tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and as Billy Crocker opposite Chita Rivera in Anything Goes at the Paper Mill Playhouse. He later played his favorite role, Georg Nowack in She Loves Me, also at the Paper Mill Playhouse.
TV: From Here to Hell's Kitchen, Madame Secretary, and the Emmy winning Passion: Live at Lincoln Center
Instagram: @gdvorsky
twitter: @George Dvorsky1
Off-Broadway, The Fantasticks, the revival of Closer Than Ever, Pete 'n' Keely, And the World Goes 'Round, and the revival of Dames at Sea. At Lincoln Center, George starred in the New York City premiere of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella as Prince Charming and in Brigadoon as Tommy.
He starred as Baron Bomburst/Lord Scrumptious in the national tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and as Billy Crocker opposite Chita Rivera in Anything Goes at the Paper Mill Playhouse. He later played his favorite role, Georg Nowack in She Loves Me, also at the Paper Mill Playhouse.
TV: From Here to Hell's Kitchen, Madame Secretary, and the Emmy winning Passion: Live at Lincoln Center
Instagram: @gdvorsky
twitter: @George Dvorsky1
This is the Moment - George Dvorsky
From Jekyll and Hyde. I ended my Niece's Wedding Karaoke cd with this one. Never played the role. Played Utterson but had a fun time singing this.
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And I Love You So - George Dvorsky
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My favorite song from the Karaoke CD I made for my niece's wedding. Perry Como is from Cannonsburg PA. Not far from where I grew up. So I always loved this song.
IF - George Dvorsky
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For my oldest niece's wedding I recorded a Karaoke Love Song CD
Anywhere I Wander - George Dvorsky
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Loved Hans Christian Anderson and Danny Kaye growing up. So I was glad I got to do this in concert.
This is the Moment - George Dvorsky
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Never got to play Jekyll but I've sung this numerous times. This version is from the Original Concept album. I made one lyric flub, ah live concerts.
Unexpected Song - George Dvorsky
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Always fun to sing a song written for a woman that works for a man. This is one of them.
Colors of the Wind - George Dvorsky
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I was thrilled to sing in the ensemble of the Disney Film POCAHONTAS and even happier to sing this beautiful song in concert
When You Wish Upon a Star - George Dvorsky
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Was thrilled to sing this in concert
You and I - CHESS - George Dvorsky
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I never got to do CHESS and I always wanted to play Anatoly so I was thrilled to sing this with my friend Michelle Pawk in concert.
Momma Look Sharp - George Dvorsky
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I've played Richard Henry Lee twice in 1776 but I always loved this song and was thrilled to be able to sing it in concert.
Just a Kiss Apart - George Dvorsky
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So much fun to do the HUGE tap number that followed this vocal.
A Ride on a Rainbow - George Dvorsky
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I played Henry Spofford in the 1995 Revival. This song is not in the original score but from 1957's television's RUGGLES OF RED GAP, so I was thrilled Jule Styne added it. Karen Prunczik plays Dorothy.
The Riddle - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
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The Riddle - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
The Scarlet Pimpernel - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
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The Scarlet Pimpernel - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
When I Look at You (reprise) - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
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When I Look at You (reprise) - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
The Creation of Man - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
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The Creation of Man - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
They Seek Him Here - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
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They Seek Him Here - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
Finale - The Scarlet Pimpernel- George Dvorsky
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Finale - The Scarlet Pimpernel- George Dvorsky
She Was There - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
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She Was There - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
Into the Fire - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
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Into the Fire - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
Believe - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
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Believe - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
Prayer - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
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Prayer - The Scarlet Pimpernel - George Dvorsky
Race You to the Top of the Morning - The Secret Garden
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Race You to the Top of the Morning - The Secret Garden
Jimmy, Jimmy: Marilyn: An American Fable
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Jimmy, Jimmy: Marilyn: An American Fable
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Nice barbie home video
Ron Raines!!! Impeccable as always!
She's got a Great Assssszzzzxxx!!😝
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When I saw this on Broadway, I have to admit I was disappointed after I opened my program before the show started and saw Douglas Sills was out for the performance and that I would be seeing the understudy, George Dvorsky. Mind you, I'd never heard Douglas Sills sing before. My only reference for The Scarlet Pimpernel musical was the concept album with Chuck Wagner, who I enjoyed very much. I just assumed Douglas Sills must be fantastic because he got the part on Broadway and that the understudy was well, "not as good." Very quickly, George blew me away with his all-around performance, but especially how he sang the role. When I eventually got the Broadway cast album and heard Sills for the first time, I must as admit I was very glad I saw the "understudy" on Broadway instead. Not that there was anything wrong with Sills, but George's overall portrayal and singing voice was more commanding, manly, and what I would expect a hero of the 18th century to be. His was one of the few Broadway performances I never forgot along with his name.
😂😂😂. Too much.
I had never heard this song before. I love it.
Jem: You won this time Barbie
Some truly wonderful Singers! ✨
Love all the great videos you've posted, but these IBM industrials clips are really a trip
Omg look how young everyone was…can we please go back to this time…2023 sucks.
I would quite honestly need to agree with you about 2023 and Lord only knows which direction it's headed....but yeah The only reason I'm here is because there was a girl at my school who wore this tape out 4 sure 😜. No idea why this cringeworthy song popped into my head all of a sudden almost 4 decades later but I guess it goes to show 2023 most definitely SUCKS
Beautiful voice!
Thank you!
They really were something special not just some hit in the moment. I know a lot of yall don't understand but I've seen them in person and tried to follow. You can see the relationship struggles in the performance but they were still beautiful performers. Was a pleasure to meet you. She might be showing out a bit but hes earned it and the respect that goes with it.
nbc was 60 in 1986
Oh What A Beautiful Morning
Is this from a soundboard?
@@georgedvorsky2051 oh wow! Is there one of the whole show? MT performer and nerd here. I've been a fan of this show since I found it in high school. And you were in it? So cool.
Another song I have never heard. Great message to start my day. I am counting my blessings for family and friends like you.
😮😮😮. I have never heard this song. I love it. A beautiful song sung by a beautiful person.❤❤❤❤
WOW!
It's good to know that there are recordings of your performance of some of the songs. I happened to see you in the show in 1998 (I still have the Playbill) and enjoyed your performance!
Perfection.
Ron Raines can do anything!
I remember watching this live...I was 23. 23???--Ye Gods!
How do I not remember this? I would have adored this when I was little
You did a great job as Ghost of Christmas Present. The others who have played that part have also done very well and added their own uniqueness, but your take on it was splendid.
Introduction by Pat Sajak at the beginning
I meant I wished I could have seen this in person😂😂😂.
First time seeing this. Wow!!! I wished I could have seen this person😂. Loved it.
OMG YYEEEESSSSS!!!!
Seriously , if they sang dressing up , they would have slayed it !
Beautiful!
I love this song and this musical so intensely -- this is an absolutely beautiful performance.
Fans of wheel of fortune would instantly recognize who's giving the introduction
Love Chess, too rarely produced! This is a great take on this song!
Beautiful
Listening to this just makes me happy
Thanks my Dear
Bravo! Love this one, too, it's got so much musically and dramatically, so much room for nuance as well as pouring out the vocal power.
Thank you sooo much!!
Gracias!! y que hermoso cantar y bailar esta bella cancion de Porter con una Leyenda como Chita Rivera... Te felicito, sos un gran cantante, actor y bailarin! Saludos desde Argentina!
Wow! I believe this my cousin Lee from Ohio. Haven't seen her since 1986. Are you still in contact with her?
Haven't spoken to her in 10 years. She's an 😇
@@georgedvorsky2051 I am her cousin Laura from California. They all call me by my full name Laura Lee on that side of the family. My dad is her uncle. It's just interesting because I'm almost 50 years old and over the last couple years I've been listening to and studying opera singers I am by no means one but I probably should have been. I can't believe after all this time with my father being a musician, he's a tenor sax player, but his voice type is a bass actually a dramatic bass or basso profundo and I went all this time wondering what the heck was wrong with my voice why it would get so weird around other female singers and I thought I wasn't a real singer. I am a rock singer I do a lot of covers they're all sung by male vocalists. I had been thinking the only thing my voice was good for was being able to project over drums and guitar turned up to *11" with bad monitors and PA system.My voice goes up to 12!! Turns out I'm the female equivalent of my father's bass voice. I'm a dramatic contralto. I had never even heard the term until almost 2 years ago. Not only that the weirdest thing is seems like an opera these types of voices sing in about the same range as my dad's tenor saxophone and I'm wondering how the heck did anyone miss this in my family and why didn't anyone put me in touch with Lee. Even though I know she's a soprano LOL about the complete opposite of me. But there is literally nothing outside the classical genre that pays attention to this voice type. I guess it's really rare. I know she teaches at a university that's why I'd like to get in touch with her.
The last I knew, she was teaching at Wright State in Dayton. Hope you two can reconnect. Lee has a GORGEOUS voice. Sounds as if you're doing well. It's a crazy business.
Wait are Dana and Dee Dee white???
@@finland4ever55 Unfortunately and sadly back in 1986, that wasn't taken into consideration.
This is super cute shared it in a 80's Barbie group I'm in
Just lovely!!!
What a beutiful voice!!! Man. you ought to be in Broadway. Congratulations!
Thank you. It's been 25 years but I've done five Broadway shows.
@@georgedvorsky2051 Are there any videos?
@@royarmjr not so many because it was tough to get good videos of Broadway shows but check out the You're the Top clip with Chita Rivera.
Barbie she’s rockin star
This is the most 80s thing I've ever seen & the only 80s thing I've ever seen
This is one of my favorite Rodgers and Hammerstein songs. It’s a song that is so beautiful and heart-rendering that it never fails to move me no matter how many different versions I’ve heard of it. I think it really speaks to anyone who’s ever felt lonely and longing for love:
I saw an original production at the theater de lys in 1970. Maybe it was because it was only 35 years after the Ruby/dick films, but the show was perfectly performed by 6 actors. Every other revival or redo of the show “didn’t get it.” Usually it was overdone by making the cast larger. But, it looks like this 1985 cast knew what they were doing! Just the right amounts of seriousness and playfulness.
Wow. Fun and funny. Love this.