Joel Grey performs "If You Could See Her"
Season 38
Episode 1
About the Episode
Showing off one of Kander & Ebb's signature motifs - the ability to write songs that both charm and unsettle - Joel Grey's magnificent performance of a song he originated and made famous in the Broadway and film versions of "Cabaret" seems like a funny little ditty... until the final punch at the end. Musical host Rob Fisher provides a bit of backstage history to place the song in context.
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Extras
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