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Kristin Chenoweth |
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Kristin Chenoweth
Kristin Chenoweth reminisces about her move from Oklahoma to Manhattan and how she was discovered after an all-day wait for an audition; tells how she was cast as Patty in the revival of You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, but ultimately won a Tony as Sally; charts the evolution of her role as Glinda in Wicked; explains why she was drawn to The Apple Tree and what she hopes she's achieved with her multiple roles; describes how she constructed the song list for her solo concert debut at the Metropolitan Opera -- including what she had to leave out; and shares her thoughts about her upcoming Met Opera debut in The Ghosts Of Versailles.
Original air date - February 23, 2007
Running Time - 53:12
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