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Anthony Perkins in Evening Primrose (1966)

Life, my boy. And death, of course. You can't have one without the other.

Anthony Perkins, Charmian Carr, and Dorothy Stickney in Evening Primrose (1966)

Anthony Perkins and Charmian Carr in Evening Primrose (1966)

Dorothy Stickney in Evening Primrose (1966)

Anthony Perkins

Dorothy Stickney

Larry Gates

James Goldman

John Collier

A man becomes part of a secret society of people who live in a department store and quickly falls in love with their leader&apos;s young maid.

Paul Bogart

Evening Primrose

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On Mandy Patinkin&apos;s 1987 CD Dress Casual, the music from Evening Primrose is sung by the two great interpreters of Sondheim&apos;s music: Patinkin and Bernadette Peters. It was a wonderful introduction to the songs. The CD itself suffers from something common in his albums, a too-large modulation in volume, which is forever causing you to turn the volume up, then down, then up again.

But the singing itself is gorgeous. These are two magnificent voices singing music representative of Broadway&apos;s best composer, and it&apos;s a wonder we haven&apos;t heard the tunes more often in the many tributes to Sondheim. The plot idea is as old as Greek mythology, and over-used. Anyone interested in Sondheim at all should get a listen to this CD.

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On Mandy Patinkin's 1987 CD Dress Casual, the music from Evening Primrose is sung by the two great interpreters of Sondheim's music: Patinkin and Bernadette Peters. It was a wonderful introduction to the songs. The CD itself suffers from something common in his albums, a too-large modulation in volume, which is forever causing you to turn the volume up, then down, then up again.

But the singing itself is gorgeous. These are two magnificent voices singing music representative of Broadway's best composer, and it's a wonder we haven't heard the tunes more often in the many tributes to Sondheim. The plot idea is as old as Greek mythology, and over-used. Anyone interested in Sondheim at all should get a listen to this CD.

A man becomes part of a secret society of people who live in a department store and quickly falls in love with their leader's young maid.

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