Patti LuPone
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23 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Patti LuPone’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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the people that are sitting around you. You pay your salary for bullshit. Chris Harper pays my salary. Who do you think you are? Just put your mask over your nose.
Another sheep, by the way.
So Pride Puppy was the book that was used for the pre-kindergarten curriculum. That's no longer in the curriculum.
That's not correct.
Drag queen and drag queen.
The leather that they're pointing to is a woman in a leather jacket. And one of the words is drag queen in the search.
It is an option at the end of the book, correct? Yeah, okay.
I, too, was struck by these are, you know, young kids, picture books and on matters concerning sexuality. I suspect there are a lot of non-religious parents who weren't all that thrilled about this. But I guess I'm searching for what in. your legal arguments would allow us to draw lines in this area.
I'm really searching for something, and I know that you realize that, and you're still not giving me anything other than If it's in a school and a sincere religious parent has an objection, that objection is always going to result in an opt-out. No matter what the instruction is like, no matter what the materials are, no matter how old the kids are.
There you are. Wait, is that a term putting slap on? Yeah. Slap is a, an expression from, for makeup. Yeah. Putting slap on. I love you, Patty. I love you too, darling. Let me just put a little more slap on.
No, I have a show on Monday, but what I have tonight is an opera.
No, I'm attending it. My friend is taking me. Let me just get the eyeshadow on, darling. Who can talk when you're, you know, putting eyeshadow on? But I'll try. My friend that wrote it is here, because it just premiered, and we're going to the senior citizen special. He's calling it dinner at 5.30. The opera starts at 7 and is three hours long.
And so we're going to go and have dinner at the Met, which is very exciting. It's very, you know, you feel like you're in, I don't know, another... dimension when you go into the Metropolitan Opera House. But it's pretty incredible just to watch the people that show up and how they're dressed and how they act. Daryl, I'm ready for you. I look hideous, but thank you.
But let's talk about Catherine.
Well, we met on Agatha at the table reads, basically. Catherine, because she was the leading lady, was incredibly generous and incredibly open and incredibly inclusive and embraced, I think, the responsibility of a leading lady. And that's, you know, that comes without fear, basically. And she was fearless and generous and... And one of my favorite things about her is she snorts when she laughs.
So you know she's having a good time.
But when you get the snort, something was really funny. And that's, you know, one of her best qualities ever.
Yeah. Very, very funny. Yeah. And doesn't take it seriously, which is great. You know what I mean?
I don't have the kind of response that Catherine has gotten. I mean, I know that it's so weird because I do so many different things. Some people know that I sing and do Broadway musicals and some people know me from Steven's Universe and some people know me from Life Goes On and some people know me from Agatha, for Agatha. And the ones I've been getting more fan mail about Agatha.
And which is great because who would think that I would end up in the Marvel universe knowing nothing about it and choose to remain that way, knowing nothing about it.
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