Which of Bernadette’s many looks is being used? I thought Toronto and Broadway she looked the most beautiful followed by London - I felt the original Australian wigs (actually after NZ in particular) looked quite unflattering by comparison (I mean they weren’t bad per se just compared to the beautiful ones from the USA and Canada runs) and she got far prettier as she got older in the run. I loved her original Go West dress though, that got diluted in London for understudies and replacements, sadly. My very favourite pieces of her wardrobe were the Fine Romance Broadway dress in that stunning fabric - I hope you have that again? And the Broadway version of the MacArthur Park beautiful white Earth Mother trousers and shirt (the Toronto one was a little different if I remember blouse wise?). The Aussie version without the sleeves and with the wooden jewellery was lovely too but it evolved over time and I think of all the looks in the show, Bernadette’s improved the most when it moved to Broadway. r
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ReplyDeleteWhich of Bernadette’s many looks is being used? I thought Toronto and Broadway she looked the most beautiful followed by London - I felt the original Australian wigs (actually after NZ in particular) looked quite unflattering by comparison (I mean they weren’t bad per se just compared to the beautiful ones from the USA and Canada runs) and she got far prettier as she got older in the run. I loved her original Go West dress though, that got diluted in London for understudies and replacements, sadly. My very favourite pieces of her wardrobe were the Fine Romance Broadway dress in that stunning fabric - I hope you have that again? And the Broadway version of the MacArthur Park beautiful white Earth Mother trousers and shirt (the Toronto one was a little different if I remember blouse wise?). The Aussie version without the sleeves and with the wooden jewellery was lovely too but it evolved over time and I think of all the looks in the show, Bernadette’s improved the most when it moved to Broadway.
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