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I know it sounds trite, but I'm more connected to my feelings. After all, over the past few years, I've had an in-your-face existence. There's less artifice in what I do and I can bring myself to the work more totally--not as an escape--but as an affirmation of being alive!
-Laurie Beechman, as quoted in TheaterWeek, 1995
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misc. remembrances
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- Talkin' Broadway tribute in the On the
Rialto column for March 12, 1998, which features text by Bruce Kimmel
as well as by the webmaster of this site.
- Playbill Online's lovely tribute
by Andrew Gans from his March 13 Diva Talk column
- Laurie
Beechman: A never-to-be forgotten voice of Inspiration- a fond rememberance
of Laurie by Rabbi Ben Kamin in The Cleveland Plain Dealer, April
6 1998.
- A
Technicolor Life- an article on Laurie's life by Michael Elkin in
The Philadelphia Jewish Exponent, March 12 1998.
- Andrew Gans' April 9, 1998 Diva Talk column describing
Laurie's memorial
- Information on the documentary "Listen to Her Heart: The Life and Music of Laurie Beechman" can be found on the website of director Gaylen Ross by clicking on "Broadcast/Film" and navigating to the film's title.
- You could spend hours getting lost in the lovely
memories contained in Volume
I, Volume II, Volume
III, and Volume IV of the Guestbook on this site. When you are done reading about
the many ways in which Laurie touched people's lives, please take a
moment to sign volume
II and share your own memories as well.
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