These gimmicks aren’t bad ideas. It’s fascinating to see an audition process and more often than not these shows discover stars we might necessarily have ever known about. The UK especially has managed to churn out at least one stand out from each of these types of shows. Jessie Buckley, who’s currently a rising star in Hollywood, was a finalist in the search to find Nancy in OLIVER!
The Distinctive Baritone said: "Plannietink08 said: "Given Broadway’s history with sexual predators Brown will be back at work in a few years and any mention of his crimes will be silenced as if we’re in 1984. "
In the UK actors find accommodation themselves. Whether it be through an AirBnB, a hotel or something else they get a weekly allowance between £180 - £250 a week to live on.
I rent my spare room out to actors quite regularly through the facebook group Theatre Digs List. I’ve currently got the company manager of Rocky Horror in my spare room and next week I’ll have one of the ensemble members of Amelie.
Six heading to Broadway Aug 6
2019, 02:11:04 PM
There’s an upcoming production opening on Norwegian Cruises.
BenjaminNicholas2 said: "Plannietink08 said: "Perhaps the Pasadena production is going to go down the same road as the recent London production. Casting someone like Riley as Audrey II seems silly unless you’re going to have her strutting across the stage."
Regent's Park used a drag queen, which is something else totally. I saw the production a few times last summer and it was brilliant. Vicky Vox is quite a talent.
Scarlet Leigh said: "DAME said: "North America or across the pond? Be specific."
West End. The understudies have BARELY gone on at all in the US so far minus the one covering Parr one or two times and then taking over the Aragon track to the end. The second understudy has only gone on once so far and I'm FAIRLY certain she was put in because it was around her birthday (saw a bunch of birthday wishes on her Instagram around that time)so they gave her
arsol said: "Scarlet Leigh said: "I had never heard of this musical before they made the announcement of it's return for the limited run a few days ago and I have been very interestedsince. I am fascinated by the wives of Henry the 8th thanks MAINLY in part to being into Renn Faires and my regular faire has been hosted by King Henry the last few seasons (Sidebar: It's been Henry and Katherine of Aragon but we've joked for years that each season he should have a n
It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything about it. We’ve had no news since Ice Cube was announced as Fagin.
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS returning Off-Broadway this Fall? Jul 23
2019, 07:02:39 PM
Perhaps the Pasadena production is going to go down the same road as the recent London production. Casting someone like Riley as Audrey II seems silly unless you’re going to have her strutting across the stage.
OrlandoTheatreLover said: "I flew from Orlando to see the great Dunaway (or at least I thought) in this Tuesday. I was so looking forward to a great night of Theatre, but that was NOT the case. I think 78yo Dunaway should retire as she stumbled over the lines the entire play. It was painful to watch and not just the part during curtain call when she lost her balance and fell over. Also the autograph sellers that never go to the show and take all of her time away from the real people
