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Look into some of the storefront theaters. The Hypocrites is one of my favorite storefronts in Chicago. They do awesome work. TimeLine Theatre does great stuff too.

I like the Macbeth one, but it may be because it looks so much like a poster for American Horror Story. Same font and everything.

He played Czolgosz in Assassins and Cliff in Cabaret at Mizzou, but the director cut or rearranged all of Cliff's songs and solos because Hamm couldn't sing it well. He let him sing The Gun Song and Czolgoscz's solos because he thought Hamm's gritty and off-key voice worked well, and he acted the songs well.

tempOdyssey by Dan Dietz boom by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb reasons to be pretty by Neil LaBute The Mineola Twins may. Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl Dog Sees God by Bert V Royal Proof by David Auburn The Glass Menagerie Bright Ideas by Eric Coble

Mister Cellophane from Chicago

I am auditioning for the role of Katurian in The Pillowman in a few weeks, but none of my monologues really fit the show. Does anyone have any monologues that would work well for the character or for the show? Thank you!

Whoops Kad, somehow I missed that crucial part of the post.

The Santaland Diaries.

Psedulous is onstage a lot. There are a few moments and songs he is offstage, but most of those songs are among the shorter ones. Peter and Jerry in The Zoo Story, but I don't think one acts would count. Greg in reasons to be pretty has only two and a half pages of off-stage time. Eugene in Brighton Beach Memoirs, though not in all the scenes, is somewhere onstage most likely because the whole Jerome house is the set. Li'l Bit in How I Learned to Drive is missing for one or two monologues fro...

Hurwitz also said that the was Act One of a three act story. A possible 5th season and a movie will follow up to conclude these characters. I thought this season was genius, but it was missing the family dynamic since the actors schedules couldn't match up. But I think it was necessary for these characters to all be at the bottom, and hopefully they will rise back up in the future.

Does anyone know when the season 3 premiere is going to be?

Norbert Leo Butz, Raul Esparza, and Christian Borle for being able to flip back and forth between musical and straight play. Also Santino Fontana. He's done some awesome shows. I don't know if he was good in any of them, but he's gotten some great roles.

I think this will have to be my first Broadway show. Living in the Midwest is hard, but luckily I have friends moving to New York in August. I am so excited that this show still has a life!!

I want to bring this back because I thought of another. During a production of Hamlet, during one of Hamlet's soliloquies (can't remember which one) an audience member shouted out "try Prozac!". He was kicked out at intermission.

Footloose used preexisting songs and original songs. I'm not sure if the show counts as a success, but it ran almost two years.

I have not heard of BOB, but I am a fan of Nachtrieb's BOOM. I played Jules in a production once.

I have a few. Tom- The Glass Menagerie Katurian- The Pillowman Bottom- A Midsummer Night's Dream One of the Clowns in The 39 Steps would be a lot of fun Algernon in The Importance of Being Earnest Once I am older I would love to play Bill or Charlie in August: Osage County

I feel like most of the male FORUM roles are not terribly difficult singing wise, but you must have some amazing comedic timing.

I was obsessed with Saturday Night Live and watched the Best Of DVDs all the time. I eventually found out about Second City so I began taking classes there and fell in love with improvisational theatre. In 8th grade my class went on a field trip to see a production of A Comedy of Errors at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater. That is when I fell in love with plays, and instantly thought "this is what I want to do."