Photo Flash: First Look at Samantha Hill in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
by Nicole Rosky
- Mar 5, 2013
Samantha Hill takes over the role of Christine Daae in Broadway's The Phantom of the Opera, replacing Sierra Boggess. Hill joins Hugh Panaro in the title role with Kyle Barisich as Raoul, Jim Weitzer (Monsieur Andre), Tim Jerome (Monsieur Firmin), Michele McConnell (Carlotta), Ellen Harvey (Madame Giry), Christian Šebek (Piangi) and Kara Klein (Meg Giry).
BroadwayWorld brings you a first look of Hill in action below!
Off Broadway Theatre Presents FOREVER DEAD, 9/9-10/27
by BWW
News Desk
- Oct 27, 2011
Did you know that the Off Broadway Theatre is haunted by ghosts of monsters past? Years ago, the Off Broadway Theatre was an old movie house that played many different movies and among them were Dracula thrillers, Frankenstein movies, Wolfman films, and Mummy flicks. These movie monsters often would follow their silver screen images and haunt the theater houses in which their movies played. This theatre is no different.
Off Broadway Theatre Presents FOREVER DEAD, 9/9-10/27
by BWW
News Desk
- Sep 9, 2011
Did you know that the Off Broadway Theatre is haunted by ghosts of monsters past? Years ago, the Off Broadway Theatre was an old movie house that played many different movies and among them were Dracula thrillers, Frankenstein movies, Wolfman films, and Mummy flicks. These movie monsters often would follow their silver screen images and haunt the theater houses in which their movies played. This theatre is no different.
Off Broadway Theatre Presents FOREVER DEAD, 9/9-10/27
by Kelsey Denette
- Aug 30, 2011
Did you know that the Off Broadway Theatre is haunted by ghosts of monsters past? Years ago, the Off Broadway Theatre was an old movie house that played many different movies and among them were Dracula thrillers, Frankenstein movies, Wolfman films, and Mummy flicks. These movie monsters often would follow their silver screen images and haunt the theater houses in which their movies played. This theatre is no different.
