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“We Are What We Are” and “I Am What I Am” are the first and seventh songs respectively in the 1983 Broadway musical, La Cage aux Folles. Featuring music and lyrics by Jerry Herman (Mame) the book, by Harvey Fierstein (Kinky Boots), was based on the 1973 Jean Poiret play of the same name. This show was nominated for nine Tony Awards and won six, including Best Musical. This performance features George Hearn (Sunset Boulevard), who won a Tony Award for his role as Albin. This recording is from the 1984 Tony Award ceremony.
oh my god i opened a video of a 2013 Tony performance and was NOT expecting to hear the voice of our resident Reeve Carney
literally THREW me
I just watched the prom tony performance and boy does that kiss get me everytime :,)
I loved the performance but Im kinda disappointed that Amber and Patrick didnt even get to say anything and Eva was barely even there.
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i took a nap and now it’s 1am and I can’t sleep, so have this
ALWAYS CHILLS FROM WAVING THROUGH A WINDOW! ♡
“Lounging at the Waldorf” was the seventeenth song in the 1978 musical revue Ain’t Misbehavin’. The show featured music by Fats Waller, lyrics by various artists, and a book by Murray Horwitz and Richard Maltby Jr. This recording is from the 1982 NBC broadcast, which featured the same cast as the original production. Ain’t Misbehavin’ was nominated for five Tony Awards and won three, including Best Musical. This song was performed by Ken Page, Nell Carter, Armelia McQueen, and Charlayne Woodard. Carter won the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actress for her performance in this show.