Brigadoon Vinyl Record

[Macman]

Any film with Cyd Charisse is fine with me.

My sentiments exactly, Glen! Is there a dreamy-faced smiley anywhere?

[BroosterB1]

I was very intrigued when I saw the cover. I have never heard of Brigadoon before, but the bagpipes, obviously, grabbed my attention.

Now this is going to really date me, but as a lad I saw the stage show with Robert Goullet in the "Valley Music Hall Theater" just outside Salt Lake City, always wanted to be in the show but was never at the "wrong" place at the "wrong" time to do Brigadont.

In all my days in the theater I never had the opportunity to do a kilted part, so last year when some one asked I jumped...Right down the rabbit hole........

Now since you had never heard about Brigadoon, lets just talk about that fine form of entertainment known as MUSICAL THEATER <grabbing hat and avoiding shoes, tomatoes and other rotten vegetables being thrown by the rabble> (Hey you either love it or you don't, I can still sing all the songs from Guys and Dolls...Oh Luck be a Lady tonight........night Gracie.......

[NewGuise]

Now ... lets just talk about that fine form of entertainment known as MUSICAL THEATER ...

Should we not stick with musicals featuring men wearing unbifurcated garments (such as A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Jesus Christ Superstar, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, ...)?

[BroosterB1]

Now that's a specialized course of discussion <putting on my William F. Buckley glasses> Tonight Ladies and ah Gentlemen, we shall be talking about American Musical Theater, ah...especially that form of the great white way that particually has to do ah..ah.. with Male Unbificated Garments ahh affectionaly known by their wearers as Mugs ahh also known as Kilts, sarrongs, togas or even Lava- Lavas................. Now there's quality TV! ith:

[Panache]

Should we not stick with musicals featuring men wearing unbifurcated garments (such as A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Jesus Christ Superstar, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, ...)?

And miss out on West Side Story ?

I think not!

Cheers

Jamie

[NewGuise]

And miss out on West Side Story ?

I think not!

Hmmm. We could apply a 2-degrees-of-separation rule there, since it's based on Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet, which was originally staged with some players in unbifurcated tunics and others in dresses. Same for Kiss Me, Kate, The Boys From Syracuse, and Galt McDermot's Two Gentlemen of Verona, not to mention From A Jack to a King, based on Macbeth. And then there are the operas...

[BroosterB1]

And miss out on West Side Story ?

I think not!

Cheers

Jamie

Shark or Jet? Cause when your a Jet your a Jet all the way.....

My apologies to Leonard B;

There's a place for kilts,

Yes a place for Kilts.

Take your mouse and your half way there,

Click your mouse and the X is there!

X-Marks! X-marks! X-Maaaaarks!

There's a place for Kilts, yes a place more kilts.

Tartans, and Sporrans and more Galore....

Kilts like you've never seen before at

X-Marks! X-marks! X-Maaaaarks!



Yah just had to get me started!

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

Shark or Jet? Cause when your a Jet your a Jet all the way.....

My apologies to Leonard B;

There's a place for kilts,

Yes a place for Kilts.

Take your mouse and your half way there,

Click your mouse and the X is there!

X-Marks! X-marks! X-Maaaaarks!

There's a place for Kilts, yes a place more kilts.

Tartans, and Sporrans and more Galore....

Kilts like you've never seen before at

X-Marks! X-marks! X-Maaaaarks!



Yah just had to get me started!

Now that's a show stopper!

[Panache]

Shark or Jet? Cause when your a Jet your a Jet all the way.....

When you're with X Marks,
You're a X Marker all the way
From your very first kilt
To your last dyin' day.

When you're with X Marks,
If your sporran’s too low,
You got family around,
We‘ll let you know!

You're never left to fret,
For friends you never lack!
You're home on the ‘Net
We’ll cut you some slack
But we got your back!

Then you with X Marks
With a capital X,
And you’ll have the smarts
Till they cart you away.
When you're with X Marks
You stay with X Marks!





Cheers

Jamie :ootd:

[wsk]

Now this is going to really date me, but as a lad I saw the stage show with Robert Goullet in the "Valley Music Hall Theater" just outside Salt Lake City

Theater in the round - operated 1965 to about 1970. Co-founded by Art Linkletter. Now it belongs to the LDS Church and is their Bountiful Utah Regional Center (whatever that is).

I saw Oklahoma there. This while I was in late junior or early senior highschool. A couple of my classmates were in that production

So Brice, did you grow up outside of Utah? Junior or senior highschool productions of Brigadoon pretty much de rigueur.