In this Artist Exploration, we welcome Ali Louis Bourzgui an MTCA Alum, Ithaca Alum and the titular role of the upcoming revival of The Who’s Tommy. MTCA Director, Charlie Murphy and Ali discuss: Expectations of family members while auditioning.
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Tommy - 1972 Off-Broadway History , Info & More
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Other Productions of Tommy
| 1979 | West End |
Original London Production West End |
| 1993 | Broadway |
Original Broadway Production Broadway |
| 1996 | West End |
London Production West End |
| 2006 |
Bay Street Theatre Revival |
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| 2019 | Washington, DC (Regional) |
50th anniversary of the release of the groundbreaking original album of Tommy Washington, DC (Regional) |
| 2024 | Broadway |
Broadway Revival Production Broadway |
| 2026 | US Tour |
North American Tour US Tour |
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Matt sits down with actor, musician, and his ex-show-husband (from the national tour of COMPANY) Ali Louis Bourzgui. Known for his standout performance in the Broadway revival of The Who's Tommy, Ali shares how transitioning from the intense demands of Tommy to the camaraderie of COMPANY transformed his approach to both his work and personal life.
RE-AIR: Ali Louis Bourzgui (The Who’s Tommy) on Craving Critique and Openness
In this Artist Exploration, we welcome Ali Louis Bourzgui an MTCA Alum, Ithaca Alum and the titular role of the upcoming revival of The Who’s Tommy. MTCA Director, Charlie Murphy and Ali discuss: Expectations of family members while auditioning.
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