Color Me Barbra

Year: 1966

Runtime: 51 mins

Language: English

Director: Dwight Hemion

ComedyMusic

“It’s a picture of me after being with you…” opens Barbra Streisand’s second TV special, aired in 1966 soon after her hit Broadway run of Funny Girl. She sings amid animals in a circus‑dream sequence, then drifts through the Philadelphia Museum of Art in an eight‑minute, moody tableau. Filmed in vivid colour, the palette becomes a metaphor for imagination, inventiveness and fantasy, echoing the brilliance of her first special.

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