After Oona leaves the park bench, Arlene enters and sits there, singing about how she feels her life is just an endless cycle of patterns and that life is slipping away from her while she goes nowhere ("Patterns"). She has a sudden revelation that this child will live after she is gone, and that life will just keep going, and that her child may have a child, and so on, and that her family is her purpose now ("The Story Goes On"). They get into a small fight, then both realize that having a child isn't worth them fighting, because they ultimately love each other more than anything ("With You"). In achievement, this show is a throwback to the early 1960s - the last era when Broadway regularly produced some casual-spirited musicals that were not instantly categorizable as blockbusters or fiascos. He says he wants to take a job with a band that he doesn't really like, but he is willing to do so to support the child. "Jerusalema": Was singt Master KG im Songtext zu seiner Single auf Deutsch? "With You" and "And What If We Had Loved Like That" are in reverse order in the new libretto. Nick seems irritable and has lost his sense of humor, especially when Pam says she needs to break the ritual and get up from her position. [2] This is now the only version licensed by Music Theatre International. Those musicals - like, say, Do Re Mi or 110 in the Shade - weren't built for the ages but could brighten a theater season or two: They were ingratiatingly professional, had both lulls and peaks, and inspired you to run to the record store as soon as the original cast album came out. Baby Lyrics: Sé que te gusto a ti todavía / Tres, dos, uno / Standing here in an empty room / I saw you there, and my blood ran cold / Take me back to that long September / Don't know how I

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"[10], Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical, Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical, Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, "TrueNorth Cultural Arts to Present Updated Version of Baby; Casting Announced", "TrueNorth Announces Cast for Updated Version of Maltby and Shire's 'Baby', Opens 3/5", "West End Star Joins Lea Salonga In 'Baby' At Meralco Theater", "Stage: 'Baby,' A Musical Exploring Parenthood, Synopsis and other information at MTI Shows, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Baby_(musical)&oldid=976878064, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, Opening/We Start Today – Danny, Oona, Alan, Arlene, Nick, Pam, People in the Town, Baby, Baby, Baby – Nick, Pam, Alan, Arlene, Danny, Oona, At Night She Comes Home To Me – Nick, Danny, What Could Be Better? Alan and Arlene have someone look at their house so they can sell it and live in a small apartment with just the two of them, meaning they aren't going to have the baby after all. Pam shows off the basketball she has received from her team at the baby shower they gave her. They all speak to one another about their excitements, concerns and wisdom about having children. Bye Bye Baby, Baby auf Wiedersehen Bye Baby, baby bye bye Bye bye baby, bring mich nicht zum Weinen Bye baby, baby bye bye DU bist das eine Mädchen in der Stadt, das ich heiraten würde Mädchen, ich würde dich jetzt heiraten, wenn ich frei wäre Ich wünschte, es könnte sein Ich könnte dich lieben, aber warum es beginnen, She tries to call and tell both Danny and mother in excitement, however she is unable to reach either of them by phone.

Arlene openly expresses her doubts to Alan and he seems shocked and upset. Lil Baby wuchs in Atlanta auf und ist unter anderem mit Young Thug befreundet. Alan and Arlene further discuss the idea of having the baby. At a bus station, Oona and Danny are parting ways as he leaves for his summer job with the band.

Oona and Danny are a young couple still in college living together, and Danny is a musician. Nick sings about how it seems unfair that everyone except him is able to have children, but then joins in singing with the others in hopeful spirits about the excitement of expecting a child. The Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn, New Jersey presented an updated version of the musical from March 31, 2004 to May 9, 2004. Streaming, downloads, CD & vinyl sales, YouTube monetization, sync licensing, publishing royalty collection, direct-to-fan sales, & more — anywhere you can earn money from your music, CD Baby is getting you paid. Arlene then reveals to Alan that she wants to keep the baby and they shouldn't sell the house after all. The doctor tells them that in order for Pam and Nick to have a child, their sex life must be by the book, which they eagerly agree to. They question if they ever really did love each other, and end up realizing how great they could be together if they really did love each other in the ways they wanted to, and share a kiss ("And What if We Had Loved Like That"). Sei jetzt mein baby. am 8. It concerns the reactions of three couples each expecting a child. Pam and Nick are also at the birth, and they seem jealous, but hopeful ("The Birth/Finale"). She sings about how it seems to happen to her wherever she goes ("The Ladies Singin' Their Song").

While singing, they surmise that she must have gotten pregnant on their anniversary trip the night they both had too much champagne.

Log dich ein um diese Funktion zu nutzen. Oona begins having contractions three weeks early and she and Danny go to the hospital.

Oona finally gives birth, and Alan and Arlene smile at the birth in anticipation of what is to come. We also feature a major collection of Mother Goose Rhymes, global recipes, holiday traditions and lively conversations about childhood around the world. Alan and Arlene further discuss their marriage, and how they feel everything they've done has been for the kids rather than for each other.