Profile for Fade2black

While they are basically Salary workers, they do ,by Union contract, get time and 1/2 for shows that land on Holidays. As to the 30-38 hour work week , I would say 30 hours would be typical and the 38 hour would be more for Put-In's and extra rehearsals.

Let us not forget that Daddy is also producing the "Wicked" movie .

"Austin McKenzie (Deaf West's Melchior) has been cast as a lead in the film adaptation of Stephen Karam's Speech & Debate (Roundabout 2007) - http://www.broadway.com/buzz/181430/film-adaptation-of-stephen-karams-speech-debate-in-the-works-original-star-sarah-steele-more-on-board/ Great for him, but I wonder if this affects his availability for Broadway? The film is shooting now apparently through Aug 8. He was so good in Deaf West's Spring Awakening in Beverly Hills, his performance was heart...

"^ I saw that too.. Wonder if she's possibly going to be the new Elphaba then? I'd still prefer Rachel though.. Guess only time will tell. New cast announcements for Broadway's Wicked are always on such short notice! " Sorry, but Alison's "Next Thing" announcement has nothing to do with Broadway, or Wicked ( as much as I Would love it to )....

I loved everything about this show (and the Kirk Douglas Theater). The simplicity of the set and the sweet relatable story line (regardless of sexual orientation ). The arc from the awkward early accidental touches to the greatly anticipated first kiss and then...was nicely portrayed. There seemed to be a genuine chemistry between Bach and Hansen. The all girl band ROCKED. Would love to see this show advance further.

" Hansen is a perfect visual fit for the pretty little rich boy who gets caught up in a love triangle between Glinda and Elphaba, and though the story brings too little development of his character, he delivers one of the best performances I've seen of "Dancing Through Life". His emotional duet with Luff, "As Long As You're Mine", is beautiful and haunting." I would have to agree with this assessment from Broadwayworld.com

I think it is more resentment than hate. They resent the shows tremendous success!