Sue Me

Sue Me from Guys and Dolls.
Nathan Lane Faith Prince

[@amandahornig6199]

this is the best sue me from guys and dolls hands down

[@fangirl_ktee]

My right ear enjoyed this.

[@jaydeepparmar3281]

XD I thought my headphone is not working

[@SSNT4]

Lmao

[@joellethinksursodamnprettyyy]

FRRRR

[@jeffreyhunter4966]

I understand that people say "Always be yourself when u perform". But honestly if I were to play Nathan Detroit, I would really wanna do it exactly how Nathan Lane did. He killed it

[@drewevans3054]

@@Covarr How did the show go? If you don't mind me asking

[@drewevans3054]

@@Covarr Oh wow that's awesome. Hopefully the next show that you do is great too 😀

[@cards0486]

I believe that in his heart he knew that was HIS role. There’s a reason he changed his professional name to Nathan.

[@Retrosys]

I just auditioned for Nathan Detroit and took inspiration from Nathan Lane’s performance; it landed me the role :).

[@shenaniganc]

Always be yourself. Unless you can be Nathan Lane. Be Nathan Lane.

[@atamburo]

Saw this on Broadway with Nathan and Faith in 1992, sheer perfection. I have been lucky enough to see Nathan perform from high school he grew up close by. We knew he would be famous. Faith embodies Adelaide.

[@rosebyanyname]

Faith Prince’s facial expressions give me life

[@15acesplz15]

Fun fact, Nathan Lane did this role in a smaller production very early in his career, and was the reason he picked the name Nathan when he joined Equity!

[@OriginalCaliKitty]

I watched a cast reunion on zoom from a couple of years ago (it's on YT), and Faith Prince said that during rehearsals it was Nathan's idea for her to really whack him with her purse. His comic instincts are impeccable.

[@RudeandNotGinger1]

I love how people start clapping and cheering in the middle of the song, both Nathan and Faith did an amazing performance. They're both amazing :)

[@jesusthroughmary]

They both won the Tony for this, unreal performance

[@onnapnewo]

Nathan didn’t, unfortunately. He was nominated but Faith Prince did win.

[@shaheensoto3677]

I love that pause she has before she yells at him! LOL!!!

[@carlrob7456]

I remember seeing this on Broadway in 1992. The entire cast was amazing but Nathan and Faith stole the show.

[@aidanbehrens6518]

You, my friend, are one lucky man

[@Rcity2332]

Faith can make you laugh and cry all in one song. Bravo to the both of them!

[@gjm1953]

Well, there's two of the greats! I had the great good fortune to see Nathan Lane (along with Matthew Broderick) in The Producers. This guy is amazing. And Faith Prince is probably the best Adelaide ever.

[@brersam9473]

Nathan Lane is also Timon from "The Lion King".

[@JaJaM.C.]

Probably?! DEFINITELY.

[@seanyates5769]

Faith Prince doesn’t touch Vivian Blane’s right pinkie in the role of Adelaide.

[@larsmeridian4312]

I never knew this song could be so funny! :D Half the time I'm cooing "oh no, precious babies" and the other half I'm wheezing with laughter. This is gold!

[@brersam9473]

that was really confusing?

[@tomshea8382]

@@brersam9473 It's very well-staged. The three degrees of "I could honestly die" are eventually really touching, which is a place this number doesn't really need to go, but it works with her next scene, and is totally earned.

[@layla27101]

Best rendition of the original that I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing.

[@milky_quartz]

doing musicals in high school will always be one of the best things i ever did

[@elithewholeshebang]

Wow 😮 that harmony at 2:05!!

[@melindalaska5768]

This is priceless. Best version ever.

[@neptunesweetheart]

this is the best version of this song

[@starwars5444]

Wow! that was fantastic! I have never seen a version that had Adelaide hitting Nathan! It was simply hilarious!

[@TTALeapMonster]

HHOLY SH THEY MADE THIS VERSION SO FFFUNNYYY

[@CongressAdmin]

Her diction is flawless

[@DTfangirlJenn]

This song is the first Broadway sing is ever downloaded. Nathan Lane is perfection

[@brilliantatbreakfast]

I saw this show. I saw the one with Oliver Platt. I've seen countless high school productions. I was IN a high school production. And this is by far the best production ever.

[@JoanRobertsPawling]

Was lucky enough to see them on Broadway too. They were just wonderful. When you're a theatrical performer this is the level you're aiming for.

[@heyjude7774]

I love Nathan Lane!!

[@orion8835]

Pure art. Excellent performances . In fact, these are definitive renderings.

[@MrBudaguda]

Wow such a different take from the movie version! Love it

[@Singapom888]

Now that's how you perform a show song...

[@susangill7494]

soooo great - they are epic - the best - my folks saw the original on Broadway - family's favorite musical

[@bman342a]

I wonder how many realize that Nathan, and the majority of his co-horts and the other gangster types are mostly Jewish (certainly not Sky Masterson, but Big Julie, Harry the Horse, Benny Southstreet, etc.) And in this song, it's "So, Nu...", not "So, new..." as many think. Nu is a yiddishism which is kind of an interjection as a transition in a conversation--kind of like 'well' or 'annnd' or 'soooo'.

[@melv5566]

The costumes are delicious

[@SteveBrant55]

I saw this show on Broadway. Nathan and Faith were perfect!!!

[@dhaas4698]

I love Nathan Lane but jimminy christmas this gal is awesome

[@MrRyukage]

I remember hearing this on Penn and Teller show on PBS where they show behind the scenes on the cast recordings.

[@PaKipciDaniels]

Awesome! I love her outfit!

[@silentjustice5657]

God, i LOVE Nathan Lane!

[@bronxboy47]

How could you possibly improve on this?

[@EvenEvenOdd]

By cutting down the length of the pauses before she sings: "I can honestly die."

[@Jordy383]

EvenEvenOdd Um, no, that's a huge part of what makes Faith's Adelaide so special. She really soaks in the comedy, and most importantly, the humanity of what's going on. This is perfection.

[@billyholly]

Jordy383 I totally agree! This is the first time I've seen this version and WOW!! It certainly is incredible.

[@chocolatesouljah]

I forgot about the unexpected pathos near the end.

[@brooksashmanskas4516]

Nathan is is fantastic. Is so underrated in Hollywood, it's a shame. I Love mouse hunt, the birdcage, A Funny Thing happened in the forum, the nance, The front page, The iceman cometh or Angels in America. And rencently is awesome in TV show Penny dreadful : City of angels.

[@vaughanrees7137]

Utterly wonderful. Thank you so much for this absolute pleasure!

[@sacredlunatic]

In Glorious Mono! Thank you very much for posting, it's wonderful!

[@davidabbott1951]

To think I sat next to her in piano lab a gazillion years ago at CCM.

[@silviathefan]

I LOVE THIS

[@oscarlover100]

Amen to that!!!

[@hannahruthwilson]

This is brilliant ^_^

[@emilysvarnias3378]

faith prince and Nathan lane

[@gailaltschwager7377]

Thank you!

[@jamesduggan7200]

some pretty big shoes in which to step but hey if that's the job so be it.

[@kimberlyfennell7689]

Was he Timon from Lion King?

[@gjm1953]

+Kimberly Fennell He was, indeed!

[@brersam9473]

uh-huh.

[@BrookeJohnson121]

Yes

[@mommajoe7247]

all I heard was timon😂

[@saraelizabethowens6650]

Tony Flamingo I didnt notice it until I read this..

[@andreasilva9742]

Timon?

[@tonyreilley2842]

Ironically, Nathan's simple, almost childish part in this duet was written specifically for the limited vocal range of the great Sam Levene, the original Broadway show's Nathan Detroit, who couldn't sing at all but was so perfect in the role's character.

[@oooziet.j.6832]

wide lid y wii eddy bowling!

[@dannys8014]

Is this the 1992 play?

[@brersam9473]

2:35

[@felixcano4527]

Onina Bonina Banana Fofana Osama Bin Laden Brown booom booom boooom!

[@ShowtunesbyJenna]

2:35 NOOO! STOP HITTING HIM!!!!!

[@zeldaglitchgamer]

I did Guys and Dolls last year and it was such an amazing show, but not as good Nathan

[@karsonpalmerswork]

*ADILAIDE*

[@gecertificeerdegoon]

im sueing your video right now!

[@djbrick6169]

#orthesfest

[@lizrodriguez9602]

P.. P... Pumba?

[@itsjazzyjules]

Nathan Lane voiced Timon.

[@danielalmaraz8990]

The only thing I dislike in this is Adelaide's appearance, she just looks a bit too posh in my opinion. Everything else is perfect

[@danielhennell3418]

In this scene, after being strung along for fourteen years of excuses and broken promises by Nathan Detroit for them to get married, Adelaide truly believes that they are about to elope out of town to get married, so she has gotten her hair done and is wearing her very best outfit for this momentous, long-awaited occasion.

[@derikshopinski5651]

This whole production was very ‘glam’ thanks to the incomparable William Ivey Long. It is simply brilliant.

[@vipa_friezzz]

This is is really great, but I like the original version with Frank Sinatra

[@richardmayora1289]

Great revival except for Peter Gallagher. His replacement should have opened in the show. Prince and Josie DeGuzman were perfect.

[@EyreAffair]

My right ear enjoyed this.