Marisa Lupe (Glinda understudy) and Merideth Kaye Clarke (Elphaba standby) in the Wicked national tour a couple years back... I had a hard time even thinking they were friends.
"There’s nothing quite like the power and the passion of Broadway music. "
Roger Bart and Sutton Foster worked very well together in YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN.
I thought that Lane and Neuwirth's chemistry in Addams Family was good - Their voices just didn't blend well together, and the material was just so bad. Roger Rees didn't seem to connect very well with Brooke Shields when she stepped in, but he was great with Bebe.
Dee Roscioli and Amanda Jane Cooper in Wicked on the 1NT. Just terrible chemistry but it might have been because Amanda Jane Cooper was an awful Glinda.
Don't believe everything that you hear! Only the peeps involved know the truth!
There's not an ounce of chemistry on the EVITA stage. Sad, since the musical is all about passionate people,
Patti LuPone and Boyd Gaines in Gypsy. She has the sex appeal of a ham hock and he never seemed into Rose.
Spring Awakening-non Equity tour. The 20 year old who looked 40 Melchior making moves on a tiny adolescent looking Wendla. Just gross.
"The sexual energy between the mother and son really concerns me!"-random woman behind me at Next to Normal
"I want to meet him after and bang him!"-random woman who exposed her breasts at Rock of Ages, referring to James Carpinello
Worst; Levy and Fleeshman. He's a well built stick of wood with one emotion (EQUITY should be ashamed to have let him in this country) and she's a wash rag (in this show) with a decent voice, they kiss a lot but I felt zip between them and the dreadful book does not help them.
Ahhh... Nick Jonas is awful. I also agree with Matt and Josefina. I know the show is humorous and the love story is not the main point of it, but I thought the chemistry between Daniel Radcliffe and Rose Hemming way was non existent.
Best Chemistry: I know the show didn't last long, but Jeremy Jordan and Laura Osnes in Bonnie & Clyde was amazing and totally believable.
Stephanie Umoh and whatever that guy's name was who played Coalhouse in the Ragtime revival had terrible chemistry. She didn't seem all too into him, from what I remember. (add this to the reasons why it failed)
O'Hara and Szot's chemistry in the South Pacific revival was fantastic, however. They really convincingly played the whole "opposites attract" thing well.
Whoever says money can't buy happiness simply didn't know where to shop. - Bo Derek
Ethel Merman and Fernando Lamas in HAPPY HUNTING. From Kallow's Bio: "Lamas' penis size was already the stuff of Hollywood legend, and he required (Irene) Shariff design his costume to be as tight as possible, so he could show off his endowment. ...Several cast members heard Ethel scream at the stage manager in the wings: 'I had people out front! I know what's going on! You tell him to wear a godd*mn jockstrap!'"
Hugh Jackman and Jarrod Emick in the Boy from Oz. Their scenes together were SO uncomfortable....
"This is wanting something, this is reaching for it,
This is wishing that a moment would arrive.
This is taking chances, this is almost touching, what the beauty is." --The Light in the Piazza