Hello, in opera the roles are traditionally written for a specific vocal range, such as bass, baritone, tenor, etc. (same as in the female roles). As far as I know, this is never varied in the standard repertoire; so you would not have a tenor role, for example, sung by a bass or baritone transposed down for him. Is the casting of roles on Broadway in the classic musicals, such as Carousel, South Pacific, etc. the same, or have there been instances where an iconic p
Hear ye, world! SweetLips22 has decreed the proper career path and personal comportment to be followed for this award-winning actress and star. We are humbled in awe of this momentous occasion and brave declaration!
It's extremely revealing to witness the people on here hiding behind their anonymity bashing someone who actually speaks their mind in the public glare.
That was not my response, if you care to read what I actually said. Anyway, I just realized that the plot of Funny Girl and A Star is Born have a lot of similarities.
By the same token, these naysayers could be wrong as well. Lady Gaga has been known to do unpredictable things with her career; a Broadway star turn is not out of the realm of possibilities, but perhaps later on in her career. Right now, she's a hot commodity on the left coast.
It's not fair, but every time I hear of Rosie affiliated with some production, I think disaster in the making. I would imagine, though, that Lady G. could do just about anything she desires at this point.
