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Interesting.

10:10 that's so sweet

This play and the movie based on the play is ahead of time. It parrellels modern dating world

Kazan named names because communists were pushing people around and he was tired of it. They controlled Broadway and Hollywood. Communists are the ones who started black listing. My parents knew an actor it happened to.

Wow

The James Levine plaudits haven't aged well.

lets not forget James Kirkwood..and Donna - WE LOVE YOU! saw you many times in Company- and the Tic Toc dance was always my favorite

I saw the show in her second performance. It was a rush-ticket and I was placed in the very first row of the theater. Fascinating experience to see her acting “in close” on stage. RIP Great Lady 🌟🙏♥️

wonderful chat

Michael Riedel and his nasty, disparaging questions. "Did your father help you write the music?" "Was you father bitter about being seen as antiquated?"

I love *Big* and *Nick & Nora,* but only because I encountered their respective cast albums, long after the shows had closed.

Theatre Talk is one of the most undervalued show in Broadway history. Love it. I love Murray Hill.

What I would like to see is a stage version of Topsy-Turvy based on this film, presented as a jukebox musical, with most of its music adapted from Sullivan's score.

You’ve Got to be Taught?

Why was ‘You’ve got to be taught left out of the book? Reading Lyrics.

Wonderful interview! Thanks for uploading! Lots of talent here! John Lahr (a very successful author, biographer & critic) certainly looks a lot like his late dad, iconic comedic actor Bert Lahr. And Ms. Ashley is a truly powerful actress.

I'd have liked to have heard more about Mary Rodgers' career and fewer well-known anecdotes about her father (of whom I am a huge fan, however). I thought it was remarkable that when asked about her father's songwriting process, she recited almost word for word what he used to say himself.

I just discovered this….how absolutely marvelous it is available to us now and what an absolutely marvelous woman and actress she was. I am in awe ❤❤

Producer Dominick Dunne was a closeted bisexual.

Eight shows a week sounds insanely unfair to performers. It just sounds - mean. Why should such talented humans be burdened with such a horrific work load? Shouldn’t the most gifted of us work less? Why’s it the opposite for Broadway performers? I mean I know why: greedy landlords who knocked down all but a handful of theaters. But I think, as an audience member, it needs to stop.

The person he called In New York was Barbara Walters, the were so Close at the time, She helped compossed the Nixon that she knows well. The y were Close until the end of Barbara social life. I think they were involved.

Ew michael ... i love this show but wow he ca n be a little rude at times.

I would love if you could post/repost the episode with Denis O'Hare and Becky Ann Baker for Assassins !

wow. fabulous!

My favorite cy coleman composition was from the musical sweet charity, is was where am I going.

I didn't know that the journal entries came from the CD, that's awesome!

This woman is playing "have my voice heard" on the hardest difficulty.

R.I.P. Charles Nelson Reilly 1931-2007 the original voice of Dirty Bubble on SpongeBob SquarePants as a Guest Star on Nickelodeon. 🙏🏻💐🕊️😭🤎🫧😇

I really enjoyed Charles Nelson Reilly, he really was my favorite panelist on Match Game! As a matter of fact, the week that Charles Nelson Reilly died, the Game Show Network dedicated its programming to Reilly, airing some of his funniest episodes of Match Game.

What an amazing imagination Shapiro has. He says all the stuff he makes up with great confidence. 21:10 'Kempe sold his share in 1599' - source? 'Shake wrote at night. Went to book stores.' - source?

I don't like this clip. But I'm gonna have to go along with it...

amazing how this idiot, who talks like he has a cock in his mouth, blames kazan's snitching on his wife!!

Spectacular interview. He is and will be remembered as one of the best Lyricist Composer Ever. He knew all about it

This is a masterful example of revisionist history. Kazan had no ethos. He only cared for his lifestyle. Traded in his friends and colleagues to keep his swimming pool.

Thank you Jacques❤

Ethel’s son definitely resembles her.

interviewer is an idiot. it’s not zig zag !

Fabulous. Billy Crud is in London. All tickets SOLD OUT apart from a couple at £195 each. Far too expensive for me sadly. I would love to see it. I have ordered the play and will listen to the Audible recording.

Ciaran will always be Ceasar to me

This isn’t the Stritch who drank Judy Garland under the table in their pub crawling days!

I didn't laugh

A terrific interview. What a talent! What an artist!

Morman’s are evil by design. Look at the history of there leader and tell me I’m wrong.

Jay is the GREATEST Ventriloquist of ALL TIME!!

I'm so very pleased that Joel Schumacher's career as a film director culminated on such a high point as this.

Tony Quantro, or whatever his name is -- my gawd -- is that an Eva Gabor wig you're wearing?

Just discovered The Tiger Lillies recently with their Cold Night In Soho. Great stuff. Love from Canada.

Dear John, Thank You for this Wonderful Interview ! It was GREAT ! Loved that Show and ALL the other Fantastic shows that You made on Broadway !! Miss You ! Devoted Fan !! ❤❤❤🌹🌹

Mr. Cullum is a very gifted actor/singer. He maintains his composure and Always plays his parts to perfection. Enormous range, he can play everything from Shakespeare to a convenience store manager to a rough and tumble, but mellowed, mountain man.

"Boys in the Band" is DATED! That was then, this is now.