Too Many Mornings {Follies ~ Seattle, 1995} - Judy Kaye & Walter Charles

I love Judy. :)

[@tracyfleming6331]

Love Judy Kaye. So wish I'd seen this production!

[@MikeA15206]

Lovely!

[@SpainRackoff]

Holy shit. This production looks amazing. Judy Kaye is crushing it. Devastating.

[@MrPoto00]

O my God! I love Judy Kaye with all my hart! She is a wonderful and a complete actress and singer: her voice is so pure that makes me chills every time I hear it! As an actrss she can play every role, from Mama Rose (I heard that her Rose's Turn is one of the best ever!) or Florence foster Jenkis to funny and comic role like Carlotta or Rosy in Mamma Mia! It's a shame that she is sogenerally unknown, but probably this is due to the fact that she played better parts not on Broadway...

[@bbbbbx5]

I'd love to see more!

[@mjmacmtenor]

What a find!! I wish I could have seen this production. I saw Judy in On the Twentieth Century and was hooked. I have followed her career and been lucky enought to see her in Phantom and as Florence Foster Jenkins. I even sang in the chorus of a concert version of Kismet (she sang Lalume) at the Hollywood Bowl. This is an incredibly difficult part requiring a range from legit soprano (this duet) to bluesy alto (Losing My Mind). Ms. Kaye is one of very few who can do justice to this part.

[@AtLastOnTheGround]

Incredible, Judy is out of this world. Do you have her "In Buddy's Eyes"?

[@dianavictoriaaljadeff5302]

Losing my miknd isnt for an alto,Dorothy Collins was an alto but Barbara Cook,Judy Kaye,Victoria Clark and others were sopranos.Depends of the singers who plays the role,Ben is always a baritone John Mc Martin,George Hearn,Ron Raines as is also Walter Charles who sings here with Judy Kaye,