Streisand Sees 'I'll Eat You Last' at Last It was the question that loomed over Broadway last spring: Would Barbra Streisand attend a performance of "I'll Eat You Last," the one-woman play starring Bette Midler as the real-life Hollywood agent Sue Mengers, whose falling-out with Ms. Streisand is the juicy meat of the show? Ms. Streisand never went, but her publicist confirmed this week that the actress and director did see "I'll Eat You Last" during its run this month at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. The publicist issued a statement from Ms. Streisand, which was first reported in the Los Angeles Times: "It was a wonderful performance. Bette made me laugh in the same way that Sue did, and she touched my heart as Sue did. It isn't the whole story of course. Some of the facts are not true, but it was a very enjoyable evening. A spokesman for Ms. Streisand declined to elaborate on the statement. Ms. Streisand also visited with Ms. Midler backstage after the play, which was written by John Logan and directed by Joe Mantello. The Geffen Playhouse engagement ended on Sunday.