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Broadway names voicing Animated features
Mar 9
2017, 12:14:13 PM
Disney has always used Broadway (and often opera) talent for animated films.
Lucilla La Verne (queen -Snow White) was a stage actress, and Billy Gilbert (Sneezy) was a Vaudevillian. That's just the very first...
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Advice on show
Mar 9
2017, 12:02:53 PM
YOU HAVE TICKETS TO HANSEN?! You dog!
I have seen On Your Feet, Waitress, Fiddler. All great productions. Hamilton, of course, if you can get tix. Sunset sounds amazing! I just got an ad for someting by Josh Harmon, starring Barbara Barrie ( original cast of "Comoany", Mrs. Barney Miller, among MANY other roles). I think it's not músical.
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re: Pirates of Penzance meets Thoroughly Modern Millie ?
Mar 9
2017, 11:56:54 AM
The short answer to your question is: not rare at all. Use of other music and/or songs, as a joke, or an homage, is very common. One needs only to look as recently as "Something Rotten", to see a show that is chock-full of musical references, or as long ago as "Kismet" to find a show that was entirely written to the music of a classical composer (Borodin). In fact, the use of classical music in modern compositions is also very common...I can think o
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