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Track Listings
| 1. Company |
| 2. Little Things You Do Together |
| 3. Sorry Grateful |
| 4. You Could Drive A Person Crazy |
| 5. Have I Got A Girl For You |
| 6. Someone Is Waiting |
| 7. Another Hundred People |
| 8. Getting Married Today |
| 9. Marry Me A Little |
| 10. Side By Side/What Would We Do Without You |
| 11. Poor Baby |
| 12. Barcelona |
| 13. Ladies Who Lunch |
| 14. Being Alive |
On this CD:
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Company
Composed by Stephen Sondheim
Performed by London Cast
with Adrian Lester, Rebecca Front, Clive Rowe, Clare Burt, Gareth Snook, Gareth Valentine
Product Description
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While the original version of Company is still indispensable for any self-respecting Broadway fan, this London revival directed by Sam Mendes has enough sharp edges to make it a welcome addition. The anger underlining "You Could Drive a Person Crazy" is more forceful than ever (especially with loud-and-clear interjections like "son of a bitch!"), and the small orchestra plays with uncommon energy. As Robert/Bobby, Adrian Noble injects new resonance into a character usually perceived as being passive: "Barcelona" features some particularly good acting, while "Marry Me a Little is touchingly tender. This version doesn't rank as high as the original one (what could?) but it's more interesting than the 1995 Broadway revival. --Elisabeth Vincentelli
While the original version of Company is still indispensable for any self-respecting Broadway fan, this London revival directed by Sam Mendes has enough sharp edges to make it a welcome addition. The anger underlining "You Could Drive a Person Crazy" is more forceful than ever (especially with loud-and-clear interjections like "son of a bitch!"), and the small orchestra plays with uncommon energy. As Robert/Bobby, Adrian Noble injects new resonance into a character usually perceived as being passive: "Barcelona" features some particularly good acting, while "Marry Me a Little is touchingly tender. This version doesn't rank as high as the original one (what could?) but it's more interesting than the 1995 Broadway revival. --Elisabeth Vincentelli
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