Kristin Chenoweth and Peter Gallagher - "I've Got It All" From On the 20th Century
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2014
- Get tickets to ON THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: www.theatermania.com/broadway/...
This spring, Kristin Chenoweth and Peter Gallagher return to Broadway in the first-ever revival of the classic Cy Coleman, Betty Comden, and Adolph Green musical ''On the Twentieth Century'' at the American Airlines Theatre. In anticipation of this production, which sees the pair following in the footsteps of Madeline Kahn and John Cullum as Lily Garland and Oscar Jaffe, TheaterMania was invited into the recording studio as they laid down a promotional version of the great first-act number "I've Got It All." Check out their version of the tune in this video. - Розваги
Nine costume changes for Kristin there. Impressive.
Bravo 👏 This in my favorite musical ❤
One of the best things I've seen in a while! Peter and Kristin are a brilliant duo!
Perfect! Kristin and Peter gave OBC Madeline Khan and John Cullum their proper homage. Lovely!
Kristin Chenoweth is definitely the Queen of Broadway!!!
This queen has vacated her throne far too much in recent years for the lure of forgettable television and films. Although I think that both are great talents, Kelli O'Hara sticks to the stage and is always looking for ways to stretch herself with comedy ("Nice Work"), serious drama ("Madison County") and operetta ("The Merry Widow").
Chenoweth ist the Queen of Broadway.I agree with William.Kelli O Hara is doing more and good things nowshowing versatility
The sad truth is Kelli O'Hara does not sell tickets... Miss Chenoweth does!
William Keating Didn't Kristin win the Emmy for Pushing Daisies?
mayjkoon Yes, it was a great show that should have lasted longer. However, I will admit much of what she's done since has been ho hum.
Oh my, she was incredibly terrific. I saw Kahn and Kaye in the 70s. She was wonderfuL
Saw both Kelli O'Hara and Kristin last week end, maybe it's a personal preference, I definitely enjoy Kristin's performance more. Kristin's comedic timing, her voice, her presence made my theatre experience unforgetable
they were in very different shows in 2015 and played very different roles so why compare?
exciting energy created by these two with these witty lyrics and score.....cant wait
She is just brilliant. Proud to call her my idol💖 she is the queen of broadway. Her and idina that is 👌💖
Well written Broadway musical numbers bring out the best in singers - they act out the story as they're singing, it's great to watch, as well as a treat to hear.
Saw the show tonite and it was amazing. The greatest porters on any train line and Kristin and Gallagher were amazing in performance and voice.Go see it!
Coat. No coat. Coat. No coat. x)
PERFECT 😍👌
I love them :')
I saw the play on Wednesday . It was amazing . The
Too fabulous.
Always adored this score!
MAGNIFICENT!
I have followed everything Chenoweth has done seeing her in the original Wicked. I was ecstatic when I heard she was doing this. Ended up seeing it about 10 times including the final performance which was unbelievable. Congratulations to all. Hoping she revives this again. Will see it 10 more times. Saw the original production as a kid, but hardly remember it - other than Imogene Coca in “She’s a nut” riding the caboose. Thank god for soundtracks. Wish this had been filmed.
Simply amazing.
Gorgeous!
Talent, skill, mastery. This.
Masterpiece 💎💎💎💎💎
They're terrific in this studio recording. Sorry I didn't see them on Broadway! I remember the original Production - loved it so much.
Lo mejor que hizo Peter en toda su carrera sin duda en the o.c el inolvidable sandi genio
Twentieth Century finally opened and the critics mostly love it. Raves from NY Times (Brantley) and NY Daily News. But Kristin gets raves from almost every critic. It's been five years since her last Broadway musical, Promises, which was a misfire as she tried to show her dramatic side in a bad role while singing some Bacharach/David songs.
With this she has established herself as a Broadway star and brought back a fine musical comedy that had been sitting in the attic for decades. I've already seen it twice and it's a lot of fun and the audience is very enthusiastic. After Sunday's matinee, which was sold out, they got almost a full standing ovation, but half of the people didn't stand until Kristin took her final bow.
Can't wait!
I am little shocked. I didn't know Peter Gallagher could sing. I can't believe I missed out on this for so long.
Look him up for guys and dolls
@@melodyruiz7355 also Encore’s Pal Joey with Patti Lupone
@@whitneyryangarrity5265 thank you!
He was recovering from the flu when he recorded the soundtrack. He had just missed a number of performances prior to this.
I'M GOING TO SEE THIS WEDNESDAY!!!
omg kristin is really awesome man
Out of the over eighty Broadway show experiences I've witnessed, "On the Twentieth Century" remains my fondest Broadway memory. This revival is long overdue. I'm very happy to see that Kristin Chenoweth and Peter Gallagher are so well suited to their roles, and easily rival Madeline Kahn and John Cullum, (and Judy Kaye, for that matter). I just hope whoever takes over the roles of Bruce Granit and Letitia Primrose can be as brilliant as Kevin Klein and Imogene Coca were in the original.
I think Andy Karl is going to be great. The women playing Mrs Primrose isn't someone I am familiar with. I adore this show and hold it very dearly to me.
Mary Louise Wilson is playing Lititia Primrose. She's a wonderful character actress who has done dozens of television shows, movies. and stage work My favorite when she appeared with Roseanne Barr and Meryl Streep in "SHE DEVIL"
Yes. Her name slipped me when I was typing the comment and I didn't feel like googling it again.
findthelight2000 i saw the show about a week ago, both roles were incredibly done! especially Letitia Primrose, she was HILARIOUS!
findthelight2000 Having seen it Andy Karl plays a great Bruce but Mary Louise Wilson is the weak link in this.
Wow-so this what real talent looks like-I am very impressed- :) I cannot believe it-I am clapping.
They fucking crushed this
@KenDanielli: Your adverb is meant to be complimentary but unfortunately a similar one about what farm hands would do to Lily (go rhyme with shopgirls who “ape” her) should have been replaced. Not politically correct but tactless and Comden and Green were better. But the song and performance is great. Hope no one “f**king crushes” you!
Chenoweth on the difficulty of the role, Broadway World interview two days before previews:
KC: It's all going to be hard. I'm going to have to live like a nun, which I do anyway, so it's not going to be that big of a change. The key will be sleeping a lot, resting my voice, and staying in physical therapy. I have previous injuries, and I have to take care of my body so that I can get through the run. But I'm going to do it because I'm ready.
Previews of Twentieth Century start tonight, Friday, February 13th. The Broadway World message board will have a thread on it which will have the first reviews from people who saw the preview. I really hope that this is a smash, but who knows what Broadway audiences like anymore. The N Y Times theater critic used to have the power of life and death over a show, it was said, but his two rave reviews don't seem to have sold a single ticked for the doomed production of Honeymoon in Vegas.
Heavy competition. Kelli O'Hara in King and I has 6 nominations, no wins. Chita Rivera making her last B'way appearance.
02:53 ....Tinsel Town Rebellion .....
Interesting how much slower this version feels compared to the album version despite it being almost the same length
I love his voice. Hers sounds like squeaky chalk on a blackboard.
She's amazing
@suellensilverman4673: The score idd as purposely written that way and why it requires a very talented leading lady as it was created by Madeline Kahn. Some Kahn and others like you Kahn’s. And your voice, based on your photo? Save it for calling hogs.
Fabulous! I saw the original production and would love seeing it again. The original had two problems. All the performers were more or less slaves to the set, and the final moment in the show didn't work so well. Just one ol' actor's opinion.
His glasses keep appearing on and off of his face.
because he puts them on and off again. xD
Well, he opted for a prop instead of having them tattooed on. You fool, he takes them off and on. Like your brain, they’re not always there.
Where'e the #metoo crowd on the lyrics on this one when you need them?
What a weird show. This was like 3 and a half minutes of recitative and still no real song. I love these two, but what is this writing?
I saw the original on Broadway in 1980, there were a few moments I thought I was watching and listening to an operetta ....LOL
@@RichardGrigonis it’s kind of a mix between a musical and an operetta
@rabbitfishtv: “What is this writing” says the man with a posting name that’s neither fish of fowl. The musical was written to take advantage of two great voices, Madeline Kahn and John Cullen and in the style of a Gilbert and Sullivan work by Betty Comden, Adolph Green and Cy Coleman. Unlike with bland boring taste, THIS WAS BRILLIANT!!
@@RichardGrigonis: And Richard Rigormortis what is wrong watching brilliant performers like Madeleine Kahn, John Cullen, Imogen Cocca and Kevin Kline sing perfectly crafted music and lyrics that are brilliant? You saw this and didn’t understand it?? Do you consider a hot dog from a street vendor fine Ned York dining? Did you believe Trump won the 2020 election? You’re. . . terrible.