Liberal Burblings

photo credit: The Western Sky

I am not one of nature’s musical lovers. That’s putting it mildly. I normally get pulled along to musicals by the distaff side of my family, with one of them detailed to give me an elbow in the ribs every time they detect the merest hint that I am nodding off.

Anyway, we were blessed to see “Chicago” at the Ambassador’s Theatre on Broadway on Tuesday night. Given the humungous size of everything else in New York City, I was expecting a huge theatre the size of the Hammersmith Apollo. However,  it was actually a small-medium sized theatre about the size of the New Theatre, Oxford.

The whole thing was superb but I was particularly knocked out by Carol Woods singing “When you’re good to Mama”. She has got one heck of a pair of lungs on her!

You can see her singing a clip from the song at 3.00′ here:

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