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Buckwood

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May 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM5/14/97
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I have never seen him live, but I know which Broadway produktion he was
in:

"My Fair Lady" (1987)
"Jerome Robbins' Broadway" (1989) (He won a Tony award for this)
"Broadway Bound"
"The Rink"
"Merrily We Roll Along"

Off-Broadway:
"Personals"
"Forbidden Broadway"
"Stop the World, I Want to Get Off"

and a one man show: "Give'Em Hell Harry"

Buckwood
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> Just curious -
>
> Jason Alexander was an accomplished Broadway actor before signing in to
> Seinfeld, wasn't he? I do recall seeing him perform at the Kennedy Honors,
> I believe, and he does have a great voice and stage presence.
>
> Has anyone in this newsgroup ever seen him perform live on Broadway? Do
> you know what shows he has appeared in?
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P Matwychuk

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May 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM5/14/97
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Mabster (mab...@bestweb.net) wrote:
: Jason Alexander was an accomplished Broadway actor before signing in to

: Seinfeld, wasn't he? I do recall seeing him perform at the Kennedy Honors,
: I believe, and he does have a great voice and stage presence.
:
: Has anyone in this newsgroup ever seen him perform live on Broadway? Do
: you know what shows he has appeared in?
:

I believe his first big Broadway role was as a theatrical producer in
Stephen Sondheim's MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG, although he's not featured very
prominently on the OCR. He also had a big, career-making part in THE
RINK, and won a Tony for his work in JEROME ROBBINS' BROADWAY.

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Alexandr59

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May 14, 1997, 3:00:00 AM5/14/97
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Jason has been in "The Rink," "Merrily We Roll Along,” “Accomplice,” and
Neil Simon’s “Broadway Bound” and “The Rink.” His theatrical capstone,
however, was Jerome Robbins’ “Broadway,” for which he won the 1989 Tony
Award for Best Actor in a Musical. Jason also authored the narration for
the show, which itself went on to become the Tony Award winner for Best
Musical. Most recently, Jason portrayed Harry Truman in the one man play
"Give ‘Em Hell Harry," which brought unanimous raves from Los Angeles
theater critics and audiences.


Michael Alexander

Jeffrey Yoonsuk Lee

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May 15, 1997, 3:00:00 AM5/15/97
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RCundell wrote:
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> On 14 May 1997 04:51:16 GMT, "Mabster" <mab...@bestweb.net> wrote:
>
> > Just curious -

> >
> > Jason Alexander was an accomplished Broadway actor before signing in to
> > Seinfeld, wasn't he? I do recall seeing him perform at the Kennedy Honors,
> > I believe, and he does have a great voice and stage presence.
> >
> > Has anyone in this newsgroup ever seen him perform live on Broadway? Do
> > you know what shows he has appeared in?
> >
> > ----
> > [snip]
>
> Mabster--
>
> I first saw Jason doing *Forbidden Broadway* and the great thing about that
> is that before the show began in this nightclub-like setting, Jason was our
> waiter and took our drinks order. Then, the lights go down, and suddenly
> he's in the show--a wonderful spoof of Broadway, particularly the musical
> comedies.
>
> I next saw him in Sondheim's *Merrily We Roll Along* where he played a
> Broadway producer. He was funny, had a good voice, and danced very well for
> a guy who doesn't look like a dancer.
>
> I missed him in *Jerome Robbins Broadway* (I think it was called), but he
> won the Tony for that.
>
> But as good as he is on Broadway, I think he's even better as George.
> Magnificent timing.
>
> T-Roz


Jason Alexander is a schmuck.

Jennifer Palonus

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May 24, 1997, 3:00:00 AM5/24/97
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alexa...@aol.com (Alexandr59) wrote:
... Most recently, Jason portrayed Harry Truman in the one man play
>"Give 薦m Hell Harry," which brought unanimous raves from Los Angeles
>theater critics and audiences.

Jason Alexander as Harry Truman? With raves??? Wow!

Jenny

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