The amateur premier performed by CLOC theatre company in Melbourne. The show felt fresh, the characters were reinvented and it was the first time I saw the show and felt genuinely captivated by the performances. Elphaba's voice grew more hoarse as the show went on which added to her character, giving the impression she was exhausted and frustrated and angrier in every scene. It truly was breathtaking. The girl playing Glinda was, without a doubt, my favourite Glinda. She could have played
When Sara Bareilles was giving hints as to who would succeed Betsy in WAITRESS people mentioned Anna Kendrick. The more I think about it the more I love the idea of Anna playing Jenna. We could be forgiven for getting that Anna Kendrick actually is a superb actor, despite doing a series of the same awkward roles for the past 5 years, so a part like Jenna would really let her stretch her acting skills.
I doubt she'd ever do the stage show so maybe the movie?
Now that Wicked is available for licensing in Australia there's been some absolutely awful productions popping up all over the country. I was fortunate enough to see the very first amateur production by CLOC in Melbourne who were incredible and had terrific production value for an amateur theatre company. But for every fantastic amateur production you have a handful of productions Shows You Grew to Dislike After Being Involved With a Production of It? Jan 6
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So I have quite a long store but stay with me...
I went to drama school in London and during my second year we did a production of RENT. The director was Scottish and I was the only Scottish participant on the course so I thought we'd get on like a house on fire. Not the case at all.
She double cast the show and gave me the part of Angel and spent the next four weeks giving me little to no actual direction and what direction she did give always ended up confli
Harriet Craig said: "Plannietink08 said: "Apart from the bad, bad accents this production looks and sounds gorgeous! I've been desperate for a revival of Brigadoon and this is everything I could have hoped for. The voices and the orchestra and the choreography - just divine!
The accents definitely need work but given their short rehearsal period I'll forgive them."
Funny clip of Stephanie J. Block talking about how hard it is to get a
Apart from the bad, bad accents this production looks and sounds gorgeous! I've been desperate for a revival of Brigadoon and this is everything I could have hoped for. The voices and the orchestra and the choreography - just divine!
The accents definitely need work but given their short rehearsal period I'll forgive them.
I was watching "Hugh Jackman: Broadway to Oz" in Melbourne and my fiancé got up to leave during intermission. I watched him collect his stuff wondering what he was doing thinking he couldn't ACTUALLY be leaving.
Grease (I played Eugene) was my first ever musical and the show I did when I was in First Year (not sure what the US equvilent is but I was 12 and it was my first year of High School.
Sound of Music (I played Uncle Max) when I was in Third Year.
Joseph (I was cast as Jacob but quit half way through rehearsals because I had a part time job and the school show rehearsed on Sundays)
Community Theatre while still in High School I did Annie Get Your Gun (
