Liberace reborn, at The Rep’s Stackner Cabaret – Milwaukee Metro, WI Local News – Fwix.
Giving a plug and best break-a-leg wishes to Jack Forbes Wilson, an Arnold family friend, who’s starring as Liberace in a show at the Milwaukee Rep. It opens tomorrow.
Jack has been a very close friend of my sister Pati for years, as well as the rest of the family. He’s been a piano teacher for nephews and nieces, and he almost always lends me his bicycle when I come to town.
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Liberace, truly larger than life. I was always so embarrassed he was from West Allis, Wisconsin (a suburb of Milwaukee), as if that were our only claim to fame. People couldn’t focus on Alfred Lunt and Lynne Fontanne – it had to be Liberace. Like the article says, I know he liked sausage.
The other photo is from a furniture and art sale earlier this year, held at Liberace’s former home in Palm Springs. A friend and I just happened to be passing by and decided we wanted to see what it looked like inside. Ostentatious beyond belief and totally inappropriate for a desert environment, the palace did not disappoint.