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Post by Someone in a tree on Aug 28, 2024 9:22:35 GMT
I’ve just finished listening to Patti Lupone’s autobiography. Soooo much more impactful than the text version that I read a few years ago but couldn’t remember very much of. She reads it to you in that aggressive, staccato voice like she’s shooting bullets from a Kalashnikov rifle into your chest. There’s an absolutely preposterous anecdote about flying to London on Concorde trying to get to the Adelphi for Sunset Boulevard curtain up which I’m sure has a grain of truth in it somewhere. Very entertaining anyway. Thanks for the book recommendation, I thought it was great. Pattie reading Pattie makes so much sense. This was my second audio book, the first was for bookclub and it was the Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry. I did not want to read it as I had recently watched the film but a talking book was the perfect link and of course it had so much more detail in compared to the film ...anyway, back to the topic of theatre, I would definitely listen to another autobiography read by the author. If anyone can recommend any other audio books in a similar vein then fire away. Please and ta
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Post by wiggymess on Sept 10, 2024 9:50:31 GMT
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