NEWS: Audra's doing GYPSY on Broadway?! | what we know about the revival starring Audra McDonald

[@roberthudson6284]

You got the name right So often people forget the Six Time Tony Award Winner. It's not Audra McDonald as I told the people in the elevator at the Sydney Opera House 20 days ago It's Six time Tony Award Winner Audra Mcdonald. She is fabulous in concert.

[@LennyShepherd]

Denée Benton, who plays Audra's daughter in The Gulided Age, should absolutely be cast as Gypsy Rose Lee! They would both kill it!

[@dukeofrodtown1705]

I'm probably going to miss this. There NEEDS to be a proshot of this revival. Super stoked

[@IWillBeHers]

The 2025 Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical is gonna be a bloodbath. And I'm ready for it.

[@PS-DLMA]

Current contenders....Scherzinger as Norma, Sutton as Princess in Once Upon a Mattress and now this.... WOOHOO

[@lpbrog]

Don’t forget about Death Becomes Her and Smash coming in the fall! So many choices!

[@Isaac-xc8bq]

And jasmine Amy Rodgers for boop

[@JoesCranium]

Don’t count out Vosk and Barrett if Beaches transfers.

[@mrbroadwaydork]

​@@PS-DLMA Kristin Chenoweth is also likely going to be a contender as I don't see a world where her show does not transfer to Broadway

[@benjaminmtang]

literally screamed when this was confirmed. and was waiting for your post, which didn't disappoint. my dream casting would be two you mentioned: norm lewis and ariana debose.....

[@mykidsfault]

I saw Audra in “Master Class’” she was so good.

[@thedessertarchitect8680]

Saw it in Philadelphia with Zoe Caldwell as the teacher and Audra as the Callas role

[@danawhiteside2301]

Wonderful commentary. I am very excited for this "Gypsy" with Audra!!!!

[@Elgor-ks9cf]

Saw Gypsy, with Angela Lansbury, then Patti Lupone. Now with Audra on Dec 6th. Cannot wait!!! 👍❤️

[@heatherw2515]

bernadette peters in gypsy was the first show I ever saw on Broadway, so it always has a special place in my heart

[@rebeccag8589]

Special place in my heart too!

[@karancon]

Tammy Blanchard was Gypsy?

[@heatherw2515]

@@karancon yep!

[@stephenskuce78]

@@karancon Yes, and she was superb. Intensely vulnerable as Louise, fierce as Gypsy.

[@BryceBensema-sb8cb]

I bought my ticket too! I think you should come see it in December. Even with the crowds Christmas in NYC is magical! You can see the Rockettes, BC/EFA' Red Follies Revue( I assume it's happening ) and other special concerts. btw, Patti did Gypsy before City Center in 2006 at Ravinia, Chicago Symphony Orchestra's outdoor summer home, a great venue to picnic and see great music.

[@callalily3994]

I second this! I got my ticket for the week between Christmas and New Years. You can probably see a few more shows than usual if you come around that time, since most of the shows usually add a few extra performances that week, since there are so many tourists.

[@callalily3994]

There was also a TV movie of Gypsy in 1993, with Bette Midler, which used almost exactly the original script and much of the choreography.

[@janelane92]

This movie, my Roman empire

[@callalily3994]

@@janelane92 I rented it from Blockbuster so many times as a teenager.

[@josephlim6854]

That’s the version I’m most familiar with from my childhood!

[@seanmoran-w6u]

not a fave- dolly was so much better for her

[@kallen868]

It's nearly perfect.💖

[@FelipeWWoHP]

This season is packed, but next season is about to be stacked! So exciting!

[@davidvargo8216]

My husband and I have tickets for my birthday in December! CAN'T WAIT!!! And YOU are fabulous! Glad I found your channel and subscribed.

[@bobbybubby7977]

It’s a shame they cut her Rose’s Turn from the television broadcast of the concert.

[@Makeji]

There is a version of her Rose's Turn on YT. It isn't very good.

[@JgmPaneque]

So, there's a major production of GYPSY coming to Spain directed by Antonio Banderas (the fifth production by the Teatro del SOHO in Malaga and fourth directed by Banderas) and a major major new production coming to Broadway. I know what music I'm going to be listening on repeat next winter...

[@mwmheps]

Definitely excited about this and so curious to hear future casting!!

[@minirth.maggie]

Good for Audra! She'll kill it. You've also made me wonder if this might shift time or place.

[@lindakahler4799]

It's a true story people. Gonna make it today???? They were white and living in the depression. Not Dolly Levi

[@wehojm7320]

I saw the announcement of Audra McDonald doing GYPSY in a THEATERMANIA email. I wholeheartedly agree with you that this news is exciting and it has so much potential as a production as a whole. One Rose that you may have overlooked a facades old version with Bette Midler’s version of Rose in a production produced for television. Hope to hear more from you about GYPSY casting as well as the other Broadway productions coming later this year. 👍🙏🤪😜

[@eisforenkai]

I’ve been joking about the pattern of basically every big name Broadway diva taking on the Mama Rose role once they reach a certain age, and you know what, I’m glad to see that pattern is finally breaking the race barrier, lol.

[@Makeji]

Rose Hovick was white. Gypsy Rose Lee was white. June Havoc was white. They were real people who lived, not made-up characters.

[@babyruthlove]

@@Makeji Yes and?

[@Makeji]

@@babyruthlove They weren't black.

[@koldkutgirl]

seeing it dec 15! so excited and its my first time seeing a show in previews!!!

[@Martje84]

Sooo excited!! Just booked a ticket for March as I just booked my NYC trip... this will be epic ❤

[@christophercobb249]

My vote for Louise is Denee Benton. She deserves all the flowers, and she is just about perfect for that role. When I saw her in the Great Comet production, I actually even said to myself, "She would be perfect as Louise in Gypsy in a few years!" Everyone you mentioned is amazingly talented, but I feel Denee Benton is just about perfect casting for this.

[@stephenskuce78]

Agree! She was gorgeously good in Great Comet, and I could easily see her as meek Louise slash indomitable Gypsy.

[@jerewilliams460]

Betty Buckley also played Rose at Paper Mill Playhouse (with Debbie Gibson as Louise) in 1998 and that production was heavily rumored to be transferring to Broadway. It was a sold out smash hit at Paper Mill, but, apparently either Sondheim or Laurents or both hated Buckley's interpretation of the role so much that they banned it from transferring. And that was that.

[@jonathanrio6587]

I'm from Brazil. I JUST was in NYC in April and I saw 9 shows in 5 days!!!! I really can't afford to go back for this, but I'm going to make it work. I would regret this for the rest of my life if I missed Miss McDonald as Rose!!!!! Buying a ticket now and I'll worry about the other details later!!!! This is CRAZY but I'm 100% doing this!

[@PlumberryPuppet]

I love Audra so much. I once went to see The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny just because I wanted to see her live. It was not for me, but she was flawless, no regrets.

[@Luchino]

If you look at video clips of Pearl Bailey starring in “Hello Dolly” ( on KZbin) singing songs like “ So Long Dearie,” then you can see the potential for a supremely talented actress creating an iconic performance when a beloved musical comedy decides to switch the kind of casting that, over the decades, we’ve grown used to.

[@Erni3K]

Ms McDonald toured this year in a solo vocal performance with symphonies. She was wonderful in Seattle, and Rose's Turn was a surprise. A good one. But CAMILLE BROWN! Oh My. It's going to be marvelous!

[@matthewplampton955]

Imelda Staunton's version for me is just another level. It's the recording/version I will always go back to.

[@rebeccag8589]

My first thought was that I was hoping there wouldn't be too many comments about how Audra shouldn't play this role because Mama Rose was white and Audra is black. And then I looked at some comments and was a bit bummed out. Broadway has been doing color blind casting for years, and this show has become so separated from the historical characters, and there's certainly a lot that's not historically accurate that's already in the show. Also, we've had people who were not age appropriate who didn't look like Mama Rose play the role, who didn't have the right hair color, etc. But there was definitely not this kind of feedback. Why not? If it's so important we match skin color, shouldn't we match hair color, age, look, build, etc.? But the focus is somehow always on the race piece, haha. My feeling on colorblind casting is as long as a specific race is not a crucial plot point (ie A Raisin in the Sun, Miss Saigon), I don't see any issues, and it should just be based on talent. Race is not a plot point in Gypsy, and I've seen Audra live and she's phenomenal.

[@MickeyJoTheatre]

👏👏👏

[@NickyMay16]

Hair color is very different than race. Build is relevant if their body was a major part of their public persona. For example I find it off putting that Louis Armstrong was barely 5'4" and was known for being small and the actor playing him in the upcoming musical is a giant. How lucky for McDonald that everyone will be afraid to be honest lest they be considered a bigot. I adore her but she does not have the right voice, nor does she have the acting chops. That is not an insult as few actresses have the talent to play the greatest role in US theater. Once Daly and LuPone have played these roles the bar is raised very high. Personally I think it is ridiculous to have someone play a real live person and cast someone of a different race.

[@rebeccag8589]

@user-sh4mv3tc3r But why is hair color very different from race in this context? Her vocal talent is obviously subjective, but she can belt really well very much in the right style, it just might not be what you've heard from her. Bernadette Peters did a great job and also didn't fit the Merman/Lupone mold. People can and should put a different spin on the character, otherwise you're just doing a poor impression of someone else's performance. Based on seeing her live in Carousel and in concert, she also definitely has the acting chops. But again, that's subjective. You're entitled to your opinion if you don't think she's talented enough for the role, even though I strongly disagree. My issue is saying that she shouldn't play it because of race. Again, as this is so far off from anything that's super historically accurate, why is race different from hair color? Why does it bother you so much? Why is it an issue? There have been so many films and plays have people playing historical figures with different races and ethnicities and religions than those figures. This isn't anything new, it's only relatively new in terms of going in the direction of people of color playing someone who was white. And suddenly there's outrage, when there wasn't before. I'm not being antagonistic- I'm genuinely wondering and asking you- why is it different in the context of this show, and why does it bother you?

[@NickyMay16]

@@rebeccag8589 People of other races playing someone outside of their race was an old practice which has since been condemned for it's insensitivity. John Wayne playing Ghengis Kahn or Mickey Rooney playing someone Japanese in Breakfast at Tiffanys or Shirley MacLaine playing an Indian woman in Around the World in 80 days have ALL been vilified. It is not about her talent. It is about her appropriateness for the role and she is wrong for it. Peters was just awful, receiving negative reviews except for the juvenile valentine from Ben Brantley. Rose is a BROAD, not a lady, not a little girl. Mc Donald does not have the mettle for the role but she has the luxury of knowing that critics will be very hesitant to give her bad reviews for fear of being accused of racism.

[@NickyMay16]

@@rebeccag8589 And it bothers me because things have gotten out of control in the theater with this inane casting. The national tour of Anastasia had an African-American in the lead role...absurd! The whole idea contradicts the entire premise. The Paper Mill Playhouse did The Sound of Music with an African-American Maria. Absurd. Now if a white person played Duke Ellington, the world would end. And this POC bs in the industry is nonsense. The priviledge is clearly extended to one group 90% of the time.

[@marydimaggio5537]

yes I love Audra I can’t wait till opening night

[@rmcmariusable]

I have seen Audra in 2 productions and this WILL be my 3rd. I am not missing this show.

[@lindakahler4799]

Saw Audra as Billie Holiday and she was perfect. Perhaps we should make Billie Holiday white and have Patti Lupone play her in 20000

[@MrBBunny-rv1mk]

A big difference between Gypsy and Hello Dolly is that the first is based on real people while the latter is not.

[@MickeyJoTheatre]

One of many differences between them, yep 😊

[@itskatharinequinn]

We are not worthy. But we are ready.

[@MrBrom53]

Just bought my tickets! I’m so excited!

[@rma3_3_3]

Opening Nite is tomorrow 12/19/2024

[@mrbroadwaydork]

I just adore your content. I know if you're gonna discuss any topic it's going to be great. Thank you.

[@wesman422]

Sunset Blvd was on Broadway twice

[@cuatez2]

Small, nitpicky correction. Audra has won the most competitive Acting Tony Awards. Hal Prince is the human who has won the most Tony Awards in general.

[@MickeyJoTheatre]

You are correct! My bad!

[@mccafferyfamily]

probably will be too much to make the trip from Aus to see this really hope they can do a pro shot, would love to see this

[@seattlesusieq]

I saw Pearl Bailey in Hello Dolly and loved it! I can't wait to see this!

[@NickyMay16]

What does Pearl Bailey have to do with this discussion?

[@susanpolastaples9688]

You are extremely blessed

[@kallen868]

​@@NickyMay16 I think it's that Pearl was playing a role traditionally played by a white woman.

[@NickyMay16]

@@kallen868 Dolly was not a real person. Rose Hovick was ...and she was WHITE. NO comparision.

[@josemedina5450]

Called it with the Joy Woods as Louise casting!

[@jamesoniris2647]

With Gypsy now breaking the tie with Man Of La Mancha for the most revivals on Broadway, I would love to see a new Man Of La Mancha on Broadway. If this production of Gypsy is going to be modernized, I would be interested to see how they would set La Mancha in a modern era (I’ve had an idea of how to do it since 2020, but that’s besides the point)

[@seanmoran-w6u]

oh God no

[@jamesoniris2647]

@@seanmoran-w6u it was just an idea man- no need to act like I killed someone.

[@seanmoran-w6u]

@@jamesoniris2647 TAKE A BREATH, one can react to your idea of modernizing any of the above shows you mentioned

[@Makeji]

It isn't being modernized, it's being bastardized.

[@jamesoniris2647]

@@Makeji you must be fun at parties

[@lizrudkin6565]

I really do hope this will be more of a reimagining. It's a great opportunity.

[@beignet2012]

Audra is a legend and she is going to win another Tony. I can assure you.

[@jdlund]

Almost certainly a decent race between Audra and Scherzinger for Sunset Boulevard. Got Idina in there too, no idea how good Redwood is.

[@jerewilliams460]

Another Broadway Rose that you didn't mention was Linda Lavin, who replaced Tyne Daly in the 1989 revival, the only time a Broadway GYPSY has replaced the leading actress when she departed the role. Lavin was my first Rose and she was a revelation. Though she is a New York theatre icon, at the time, I primarily knew her from her starring role in the sitcom ALICE. I still hear in my mind this exchange between Christa Moore (as Louise) and Lavin like it was yesterday: "If I'm the star, shouldn't it be 'Louise and Her Hollywood Blondes?'" [perfectly timed take from Lavin] "Rose Louise?" The audience burst into laughter and I, for the first time, lead a mid-show round of applause for these two actresses as we saw, for the very first time, Louise stand up for herself and Rose give in a little. And the story they conveyed BEHIND both of their acceptance of the compromise told volumes. It was masterful.

[@jerewilliams460]

Actually, the applause started at Louise's line, faded out, and then came back bigger at Rose's.

[@susanpolastaples9688]

I'm stoked Audra is a favourite of mine. She's my dream Desiree in a revival of Night Music. Louise could be Grace, Patina, Adriana, Philllipa, Joy or ... like the idea of June being lighter skinned and a POC cast.

[@NickyMay16]

Why lighter skinned June?

[@susanpolastaples9688]

@@NickyMay16 in the show, Mamma Rose seems to favour June at first June is more successful.

[@NickyMay16]

@@susanpolastaples9688 I know the show backwards and forwards. Your comment is offensive.

[@ACinemafanatic]

Angela Lansbury is my favorite mama rose so I’m excited

[@dekmusique]

I saw the production with patti lupone 😊

[@dramac333]

Audra is phenomenal no matter what she sings. Think of the difference between her in Ragtime and Lady Day. She can sing anything in any style.

[@simondesbiens2463]

I know there’s like 1 million version of gypsy but I don’t care. I’m always happy to see a new one and one with Audra …yasss

[@1stevenreid]

I got tickets for my birthday weekend while it's still in previews.

[@disneydon07]

Hey! The song lyrics say...bright lights, white Lovelights where the NEON glows So the Audra Gypsy logo is totally legit...love your channel keep cranking out The good videos

[@carolfraz588]

I saw Patti Lupone in the encore production Audio recording was during her Company revival

[@dylansmith1833]

UGH!!!! Can’t believe I’m gonna miss this! 😭😭😭

[@RaymondNYC1]

I sense you'll be back in NYC next Winter lol 😉 [There's no doubt Audra McDonald is one of the world's great actresses/singers. But Patti LuPone's performance as Mama Rose is gonna be hard to beat!]

[@vinragland9586]

I saw Joy Woods in "little Shop" and in "the Notebook" and I think she would be great as Louise. Do you plan to go see it on Broadway? I'm from NYC but currently live in Orlando and plan to go in December. I would love to come to one of your meet ups and talk all things theatre.

[@rachi5212]

Booked my tickets already!!! Obsessed muchly 😃

[@MickeyJoTheatre]

LOVE that for you! Still trying to figure out what month I want to see it 😅

[@PS-DLMA]

​@@MickeyJoTheatretiming to see Scherzinger and Sutton

[@jerewilliams460]

In the show, Herbie is not in disguise when he meets Rose. Combining the roles of Herbie and Uncle Jocko was a change made for the first movie adaptation with Rosalind Russell and is not seen anywhere else. In the show, when they meet, he's a former agent who left the business for the saner life of a candy salesman. He happens to witness her trying the hard sell on a theatre manager and goes to bat for her because he likes her drive and finds her attractive.

[@jurney3478]

Im just excited to see your vlogs when you inevitably book trips for all the fall season premieres but man! Your poor bank account lol!

[@stacierice3873]

My first thought when hearing about this was, ugh, another Gypsy revival. Then I saw Audra is playing and Rose, and screamed "shut up and take my money". I see Tony number 7 coming her way.

[@mayav6845]

Hey Mickey! Have you done a video summarizing the best and most RESPECTED musicals ever VS. musicals that are not very respected or loved? I would soooo like that it would be fun! Especially considering all of your knowledge about musical. Oh- and I wish people would get the tally’s right when it comes for TONYS Audra has the most for an actress but not the most ever I believe that is Tommy Tune who has 10 Tonys.

[@grodriguez7225]

I’m so excited!

[@janinehenderson7501]

I know Gypsy is the star vehicle for whoever plays Mama Rose but I've always been fascinated by Louise so I can't wait to see who plays her. Especially if she's going to be POC. I love the idea of looking at the family through the lens of colourism.

[@paulajosmith62]

got our tickets already!

[@battlegirldeb]

I didn't want her to play Gypsy. I wanted her play MAME.

[@battlegirldeb]

New idea for Louse is Lucy St Louis

[@hanschristianbrando5588]

The question isn't whether Audra McDonald can pull off Mama Rose; Audra McDonald can do anything. The question is: "Gypsy"? Again? Really? Isn't getting "Cabaret" back every five years bad enough?

[@kallen868]

Love both show! But you have a point!

[@PaulSmith-is2tt]

I think "Into the Woods" is the third leg on that stool.

[@JohnDisneyDorkCardona]

Patti Lupone's GYPSY started as a ENCORE'S like production at Chicago's Ravinia Festival...it was part of a multi-year, multi-priduction celebration of Stephen Sondheim...I got to see this Gypsy before it hit Broadway...

[@glendastansbury5702]

What about the run with Bette Midler? That was about 6 years ago I think. Plus her starting in the revised movie.

[@NickyMay16]

Midler never did the role on stage. She was in Hello Dolly.

[@reginemonestime558]

You are awesome

[@amandastumpff5252]

AUDRAAAAAAAA! ‘Nuff said.

[@DCbigpappa]

What do you think of Celia Rose Gooding playing Louise? She got a Tony nom for her debut role in Jagged Little Pill.

[@Quinkerbell_3604]

Can. Not. Wait. 😁

[@jerewilliams460]

By the way, Tyne Daly was scheduled to bring her production to the West End, but the story was that this transfer was scuttled by the outbreak of the Gulf War. Instead, the production did a return engagement on Broadway at the Marquis Theatre that lasted a few months, I think.

[@MWaits]

Mickey Jo; It’s such exciting news!!! George C Wolf directing!! Besides being an amazing director and historian of Black American culture; he’s a top notch dramaturg! So, I can imagine what he will bring out in this production. I had an audition for a regional theatre that said they wanted to cast an African American Actor for the role of ‘Rose’ and explore where the show would go. All of this to say, I auditioned for ‘Herbie’ and found an interesting way in as a Black man. For what ever reasons, the production did move forward as they said, and basically cast what we have already seen. I felt it was a huge loss of an opportunity for the theatre community at large. Maybe, I’ll get to audition for this production and get cast this time. Cheers,

[@clowchan]

I'm hoping for Joy Woods as Louise or Adrianna Hicks. For Herbie imagine Norm Lewis just for an Audra/Norm reunion 👏👏👏👏

[@aschmarkl]

Of course I already bought my first ticket. I’m sure I’ll go several times

[@Marcel_Audubon]

the seed for the Patti Lupone Gypsy came from Ravinia, not Encores

[@12345lerual]

It came from both. She played it at Ravinia first in 2006 (where she had to beg Arthur Laurents to lift his embargo of having her do any of his shows). Then, she, did the production with Arthur Laurents at the helm at Encores in summer 2007. It was the Encores production (and cast) that transferred to Broadway a few months later.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

@@12345lerual a seed doesn't come from two places

[@Almaviva1001]

Very interesting. For me, the big question here is how will a singer who primarily uses head voice tackle what has always been the ultimate role for a belter? Has a legit soprano (or mixed head/chest voice) ever tackled the role before?

[@paulajosmith62]

she can do anything

[@alexeidarling]

That's my question too...

[@douggordy]

Patina is 40 - a little old for Louise - but she would be great as one of the strippers. I'd like to see Celia Rose Gooding (so good as Frankie in Jagged Little Pill) as Louise.

[@mikeymullins5305]

And Now They Sing made a great video about this show and what this show whould do about the slur that is it's name. I see that the production team has not watched it.

[@kelseighingram]

I’ve been wondering about that, too. A slur is a slur in any context. It’d make more sense from a dramaturgical stance to rename it to Rose since that’s who the show is about.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

transplanted to a different era? doubtful. The heart of this story is biographical, after all, and June Havoc and Gypsy Rose Lee were real people with very long, very public careers - hard to pick them up and drop them into another era

[@PS-DLMA]

Umm....what about Tulsa??? Tony Yazbek was opposite Benanti singing "All I Need Is The Girl".....

[@yankee04]

Whoa, I hope you’re right. I would love to see Ariana DeBose and Audra McDonald on the same stage. That would be epic!

[@BroadwayGuy]

I sincerely hope they do not move "Gypsy" to a "different era."

[@crimsoncrow]

Super happy for this to be happeming but all I can think about is the Forbidden Broadway joke -"the annual revival of Gypsy"

[@JustinRamelMusic]

My Gypsy Rose Lee wishlist: Denee’ Benton Keke Palmer Brandy Norwood Coco Jones Adrienne Warren

[@garethcotterell9698]

I have my ticket!! Yay

[@HollyBroWoo]

On the topic of Louise, an Adrianna Hicks perhaps! :D

[@evanpeay]

sure it will do a good job with the tourists.....still waiting to see it with I. STANTON

[@marathonrunner2590]

Considering Audra's demographic, it will be interesting to see if her children are from the same demographic group or if the casting will be colorblind.

[@carolfraz588]

I love Audra

[@thegaythespian]

Love the ideas of Denee and Ariana (possibly both, if Ariana would sign on for June and the colorism take) and OMG, if they could get Andrea and Priscilla as the two biggest Berthe's of the recent Pippin.

[@WillHarrell]

The epa list is looking for a white Herbie. A multi racial June. Father white. Black Louise. All the boys including Tulsa white. These are the descriptor words from epa announcement.

[@LightningRound1st]

I've seen every revival since Tyne Daly, who was surprisingly really good. Bernadette Peters was the first time I saw Mamma Rose using sex to keep Herbie around. Patti, unsurprisingly, was brilliant! BTW, I had a friend working Gypsy when Patti yelled at the photographer. Yes, it was a professional photographer there at the request of the producers of the show (or someone with similar authority.) Nevertheless, Patti forgot that she'd been told that the photographer was going to be there. She profusely apologized to the woman afterward.

[@markbarnwell942]

what if the story is updated to now. plenty of stage moms out there currently to come from. and louise as an only fans model. discuss

[@carlito876]

I love patty lupone but wasnt the person taking photos actually someone hired by the theater to take publicity photos?

[@ChristopherButler-um2ko]

George C.Wolfe and Camille Brown and Audra....🔥🔥🔥🌋🌋🌋⚡⚡⚡Want to hear a FIERCE Audra? Listen to her version of Laura Nyro's Tomcat Goodbye..‼️‼️‼️

[@scarmucci1918]

Ragime reunion !!!! Brian Stoke Mitchell as Herbie !!!!

[@janelane92]

You're in your twenties???? 🤯 as an elder millennial, my fave Mama Rose is and always probably will be, Bette Midler.

[@MickeyJoTheatre]

You thought I was 30 didn't you 😂

[@gabriellaracuente1051]

Imelda should be put in prison for that Gypsy.