BWW Interviews: THE WHO'S TOMMY Comes to The Playhouse San Antonio
The Playhouse San Antonio will begin its run of THE WHO'S TOMMY from August 1-24, 2014. The three actors who play Tommy at different stages took some time out of their busy rehearsals to sit down with BWW and share with us some of their feelings of playing the iconic role of Tommy.
THE WHO'S TOMMY is the story of a young boy who witnesses a tragic event at a very young age and shuts out the world around him. No matter what family and friends try to do, they cannot get into Tommy's world. He stays in his little world and soon discovers pinball. As his life begins to transform, he is finally set free from his personal prison.
Here is the link for the interview:
Don't miss this limited run of THE WHO'S TOMMY at The Playhouse. For tickets, go to their website for tickets. WEBSITE.
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