Roles with different hair color than your hair color that you would like to play

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 9/17/03 at 7:46pm

I would like to play Terrence Mann's hair color version of Frank N. Furter as well as Patrick Stewart's version of Ebenezier Scrooge.

[lass]

Posted: 9/17/03 at 8:20pm

Although technically we're both brunettes, I think I could pull off a hair style like Boy George's.

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 9/17/03 at 8:24pm

I know you could, grrrl.

[Gothampc]

Posted: 9/17/03 at 8:54pm

Definitely Daddy Warbucks

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 9/17/03 at 8:59pm

Warbucks and Patrick Stewart's Scrooge would make a perfect gay couple.

[TheaterBaby]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 12:43am

This is it! Have we run out of good topics?

[ShineOn]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 1:23am

Namo... I love you!!!

Know I can always count on you for a laugh a'two!


On that note... I'd like to play Lea DeLaria's hair cut in RHS!

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 8:18am

You in your Lea hair and me in my Terrence hair, we could rule the world!!

I should probably do a separate thread to see if people would dye their eyebrows to go with the new hair color they'd get to play the roles with different hair color than their own?

[Theatreboy33]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 8:46am

The ultimate of course: go blonde and play Hamlet.

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 9:12am

If you're Method, would you be required to bleach all your hair?

[Al Dente]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 10:13am

Absolutely Namo! Whatsoever the haircut/role requires. So, you'd have to shave it off, if you wanted (like me and Gothampc do), to play Daddy Warbucks.

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 10:35am

That would certainly bring a kind of itchy jitteriness to our portrayals, I suppose.

[MasterLcZ]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 12:49pm

I don't care one way or another about hair color, but I do think that Broadway needs more snoods.

[rlbgbc]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 12:53pm

I've always been a snood man. Heck, even Bing was a snood man (or was it Danny?) in WHITE CHRISTMAS: "where'd you leave that? In your snood?"

Although it doesn't qualify as a "snood" per se, I've also been partial to Garland's hair covering in the proposal scene in MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS. Magical, simply magical. And Tom Drake wanted to wear it, too.

[BrdwyThtr]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 3:47pm

Tracy Turnblad, bleach and all!

[Hello Gorgeous]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 4:14pm

Any character with red hair...I'd almost die for red hair....

[SueleenGay]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 4:18pm

SNOOD!!!

That word always makes me laugh. (And accentuates my neck and jawline, to boot!)

PEACE.

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 4:18pm

Don't die for red hair, DYE for red hair!

[Hello Gorgeous]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 4:20pm

Hahaha Namo you're so funny....

[DofB5]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 7:40pm

Lord, I didn't think anyone except me knew what snood was anymore. I LOVE them! I think I'm up to over a dozen different colors. I can't decide if I should go for the $20.00 ones I've seen on E-bay. They're kinda Ren Fest/Period but I love the pearls.

D

[lass]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 8:06pm

"Snooding" is a word too.

For example, "The actress thought snooding would enhance her appearance for the producer." Updated On: 9/18/03 at 08:06 PM

[Dollypop]

Posted: 9/18/03 at 8:34pm

Forget Broadway...the whole world needs more snoods!!!

[TheaterBaby]

Posted: 9/19/03 at 5:45pm

I always wanted red hair too, and then poof! Feria found it's way into my home

[MasterLcZ]

Posted: 9/19/03 at 6:13pm

I can't help it. But whenever I see the name "Cherry Jones", I think of Vivian Blaine, who was billed as "that luscious cherry blonde".

Would Cherry Jones ever become a "cherry blonde"?

[Hello Gorgeous]

Posted: 9/19/03 at 6:55pm

LOL Christine!