HOW TO SUCCEED Sarah Jessica Parker-Matthew Broderick-Victoria Clark

"Been a Long Day," with Matthew Broderick, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Victoria Clark. Parker took over the role of Rosemary in the first Broadway revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" for a limited run in 1996; this was the only time Parker and Broderick appeared together on Broadway until the current "Plaza Suite." See SJP's solo from the same performance at • SARAH JESSICA PARKER i... and see Broderick, Clark and Megan Mullally in pro-shot numbers from this production at • HOW TO SUCCEED...'95-M... and • HOW TO SUCCEED...'95-M... and • HOW TO SUCCEED...'95-V... and • HOW TO SUCCEED...'95-M...

[@DanielRuf]

How wonderful! Didn’t know there was such a pristine video recording of this revival, my favorite one.

[@davidallen508]

A marvellous musical ; I was lucky enough to catch this very production in San Francisco in 1996 and it blew my mind.Thank you.

[@christopherbush9027]

How appropriate - as always you have impeccable timing! Thank you for posting this Spiderwoman!

[@crimsoncrow]

Sing out Jessica!

[@mackenzimacko4778]

awesome! I'm playing smitty in this show right now :)

[@misfittoys5873]

Victoria Clark! Talk about star Power, just by chewing gum she dominates the scene

[@coco4367]

I caught it on Broadway in ‘96 while visiting from Australia, maybe I was in this audience??!!

[@Gameboyboy17]

And just like that. They were married.

[@hunterhuiet2785]

Do you have Grand Old Ivy from this performance

[@Locke350]

So this is how Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker met?

[@MikeA15206]

That's not really in SJP range huh? Where was Megan?

[@joebiz4824]

I'm afraid when you've been given the original with Robert Morse and cast this falls flat. What's particularly problematic is the choreography meaning the positioning of the actors and the interaction. I'd do away with the briefcase as in the movie. This would allow Matthew to animate himself more to better illustrate his anxiety. Still, it's to be expected. It's the same circumstance when anyone attempts to perform Robert Preston's role in the Music Man.

[@dommcchesney4066]

Gosh I must be missing something this seems painfully humourless and dull. They're not even phoning it in.