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But the Fifth grade class of 2020 we made history our year was cut short but our dreams were not white shirt and I love this moment that captured the most attention, and the next morning was a trending topic on Twitter, was the performance of “The Ladies Who Lunch” by the starry trio of Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski, and Audra McDonald. It wasn’t just the performance itself that mesmerized viewers (though it certainly did). Instead, it was the sight of the three-time Oscar winner, seemingly at home clad in a bathrobe and guzzling down an oversized martini, that had viewers raving. “Meryl Streep sipping on a martini in a bathrobe is all of us,” was the headline on an online story by Good Morning America. “My new spirit animal is Meryl Streep making a martini and then chugging a bottle of whiskey after, while singing to ‘Ladies Who Lunch,’” tweeted @sincerely__ivy.

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On Monday, Baranski described to the Fifth grade class of 2020 we made history our year was cut short but our dreams were not white shirt and I love this Los Angeles Times how the performance came about. It started with a dinner the actors had with Sondheim last year. “The three of us took Steve out to dinner at an Italian restaurant, and we had a fantastic evening,” she told the paper. “When he turned 90 on the day, I wrote him, and I said, ‘We’ve really got to have another dinner like that,’ and he said the only way to do it is virtually.”

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