What LuPone gives us is not self-satisfied showmanship but an X-ray of a shortchanged performer's soul.
It was one of the most highly anticipated events of the summer theater season, and it certainly did not disappoint.
This new monthly column covering recent theatre-related DVD releases discusses some marvelous movie adaptations of 1930's plays as well as three musicals adapted for television.
LuPone has put her own unique and amazing footprint on Mama Rose. She's made the volcanic second act aria Rose's Turn an unforgettable Patti's Turn. And Laurents has managed to find new dept…
Watching Arthur Laurents' riveting revival of the show he wrote and premiered in 1959, it's clear that "Gypsy" has the dramatic vertebrae of a superior species.
What's remarkable about the terrifically entertaining revival of "Gypsy" that opened Thursday night at the St. James Theatre is how fresh and immediate it is.
Tony Award winner Patti LuPone will bring her one-woman show The Gypsy In My Soul to Katona, NY's Caramoor Fall Festival Sept. 25 at the Venetian Theatre.
Gypsy suffered a big hit last week, dropping $122,460 as compared to the previous week to come in at $378,547.