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Celebrating what would have been Sondheim’s 95th birthday: Imelda Staunton in ‘Losing my Mind’ live from the National Theatre

Celebrating what would have been Sondheim’s 95th birthday: Imelda Staunton in ‘Losing my Mind’ live from the National Theatre

Stephen Sondheim would have been 95 today and in celebration here’s a little gem. Imelda Staunton performs ‘Losing my mind’ from Follies, recorded live at the National Theatre in 2017 in the production directed by Dominic Cooke, featuring an orchestra of 21. On YouTube.


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