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…will last many lifetimes. You could revisit them and others as often as you’d like in your endless lifetimes. FOLLIES IN CONCERT only played two nights, but now you could…

…VERONA, I asked if he thought his show would best the beloved FOLLIES. He said, “Frankly, I thought GREASE would win.” And in many, many ways … it has. Peter…

…had come into some stock market money, cavorted it into a production number that I judge second only to “Who’s That Woman?” in FOLLIES. It certainly was a factor in…

…of art. No, “Art isn’t easy,” especially when sacrifices must be made. George was willing to make them.) (Of course, if the entertainment hadn’t been the Folies Bergère but FOLLIES,…

…never ended, too. 7. “Who’s That Woman?” (Follies, 1971). Arguably the greatest production number that Broadway has seen in more than 50 years. It even exceeded“Beautiful Girls,” the opening number….