Only one more, I promise. I just had to kick this one out there again. I know, I've already made it clear that I'm a serious Gleek. Here's proof that the music is what makes it worth watching. (Til you're hooked, and you start caring about the characters too.) This is one of the stars of the show, before it came out. She started in the roll of Little Cosette in Les Miserables at age 8, and then grew into the roll of Eponine until recently. Now, I know I'm also a broadway musical fan, but peeps...check this. Goose bumps. Every time. Hit it, Lea...
She is beautiful and has an amazing voice.
ReplyDeleteI always loved Eponine. I don't care about Cosette at all, which isn't really the point, I guess...
ReplyDeleteIt just dawned on me...good chance I saw her as Little Eponine in Les Mis when I went in NYC way back in the day! Whoa. Funky.
ReplyDeleteWhen I am on the other side, hopefully I with have one wish....I will wish to sing like that, or like either of the chicks that sing with ABBA...Whichever! Yea, chills. I also saw Les Mis in New York! SA-WEET!
ReplyDelete1) Oops. I meant Little Cosette. (I changed it in the blog.)
ReplyDelete2) Kalliope: amen. I always had an affinity for Eponine too...perhaps because of my lot in dating-life...
3) Anna Maria, you saw Les Mis in NYC too? When was this?
4) I, too, wish for pipes like this in the world to come....sheesh.
I saw one of their last performances in New York, summer 2002...I wanted to see Throughly Modern Milly, but Rick was like ,"No WAY!" so Les Mis it was, and it was enjoyable....I was sitting next to this guy that smelled of bad BO, but other than that, it was great!
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