Broadway Divas Who Will Change Your Life (23)

When she sings that high note at 2:20, the look on her face says, "Oh yes I did."

Our favorite witches reunite and remind us why we've been changed for the better! Grab your tissues.

Audra McDonald. Judy Kuhn. Marin Mazzie. The last two minutes are glory.

These ladies are NOT playing around. We dare you to watch this only once!

The way she's feeling this -- the way she's LIVING this -- cannot be topped.

"Around the World" is an incredibly complex song, and Christine Ebersole masters every nuance.

Oh, you thought Patti could only slay on the Tonys? NOPE. She deserves the standing ovation and t...

This is what it means to COMMIT, people.

The acting and the singing perfectly blend.

The slow build! The emotional conclusion! That's why "Always Starting Over" is such a crucial song.

Her performance of 'Dyin' Ain't So Bad' was a highlight of that whole theater season.

These two voices together are like peanut butter and chocolate. Or, like, stars and the moon.

She should play this role again. Who cares how hold she is?!?!

This performance of "I'm Not Afraid of Anything" is a great. The singing starts at 1:54.

Even at a Barnes & Noble in a tasteful denim jacket, she still makes this song hilarious.

Her subtlety and restraint really make this work.

The perfect phrasing in this version of "I Could Have Danced All Night" is just glorious.

Bow down to the original Anita.

She's clearly in control of every moment, but she also seems loose and spontaneous. Damn.

Never forget: Audra can do everything.

The clarity her high notes on "Waiting for Life" is jaw-dropping.

No wonder this show made Sutton a star. This 'Gimme Gimme' is incredible, from acting to singing.

Jennifer Holliday and the cast of Dreamgirls performs at the 1982 Tony Awards. And Jennifer Holli...