Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
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#1Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 1:05pm
I'm so curious. Who do we think are the Broadway stars of tomorrow? Jon Viktor Corpuz from the King and I, Alexandra Socha from Fun Home, or how about The The kid from Hamilton?
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#2Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 1:28pm
It's hard to predict the future of child actors since the outcome of puberty, their future dedication to a broadway career and how lucky they get is unknown.
Heck I could say Honey boo boo and it may come true.
But Sidney Lucas has a good shot being a Tony nominee at her age.
#3Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 1:48pm
As opposed to Future Broadway Stars of Yesterday?
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#5Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 1:56pm
LizzieCurry said: "As opposed to Future Broadway Stars of Yesterday?"
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#6Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 1:57pm
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#7Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 1:58pm
Is there a child actor in Hamilton? Besides Anthony Ramos? 
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#8Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 2:05pm
theres no child actors in HAMILTON. whoever said that is off their rocker. isn't Ramos, like, in his early or mid-twenties???
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#9Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 2:07pm
JM226 said: "theres no child actors in HAMILTON. whoever said that is off their rocker. isn't Ramos, like, in his early or mid-twenties???
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#10Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 2:09pm
I think Ramos would be pleased that his portrayal of a nine-year-old was so convincing!
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Broadway Legend Joined: 12/4/07
#11Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 2:12pm
Socha is also an adult....and left Fun Home when it was still at the Public.
A number of the kids on b'way won't pursue a continued career...and many that are "great" now (and some certainly are) won't have their talent grow up with them. Just what happens.
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#12Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 2:30pm
Just this weekend I was thinking about how many children there are on Bway right now.
School of Rock, Matilda, & The King & I and to a lesser extent Fun Home and Finding Neverland.
There is so much young talent out there.
I also re-watched Billy Elliot recently and was amazed all over again by Elliot Hannah. I know that's a West End video, but I thought I'd include him.
....but the world goes 'round
#13Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 4:23pm
Isn't ine of the original Broadway Billy's going to replace Derek hough on dancing with the stars. Tom holland a former west end billy is the next Spider-Man. Oona Laurence an original Broadway Matilda has been in quite a few movies. So has Sydney Lucas where she played a younger version of Kristen Wiig both times.
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#14Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 10:11pm
Sunny11 said: "
But Sidney Lucas has a good shot being a Tony nominee at her age."
I'd she has a VERY good shot at already being a Tony nominee...
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#15Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 10:14pm
They were talking about SIDNEY Lucas. 
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#16Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 10:19pm
I'll throw Ripley Sobo's name out there. Saw her as the little daughter in "Once" then she got great reviews when she joined "Matilda". She's been doing some big movies lately (most recently Batman vs. Superman).
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#17Who are the Future Broadway Stars of tomorrow?
Posted: 5/2/16 at 11:00pm
starcatchers said: "Sunny11 said: "
But Sidney Lucas has a good shot being a Tony nominee at her age."
I'd she has a VERY good shot at already being a Tony nominee...
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I think the poster meant: since she is ALREADY a Tony nominee, she has a good chance at being a future star.
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