Profile for BillyLawlor

I think they could get away with casting all unknowns and I think that would be awesome... I like Nick Spangler as Tony, though. Saw him in Broadway in Bryant Park today, and he was great. I'm also surprised no one has mentioned John Groff. I think he'd kick ass....

did not like julia murney at all. her voice is too legit on these songs. the vibrato is overpowering and her style is all wrong for the music in my opinion. montego glover was incredible in "i'm here". She was really the highlight of the whole day for me. Spring Awakening was awesome as well...when are they not?

PIPPIN.

Hey all...I'm currently in rehearsal for a production of Millie as Jimmy, and I'm interested in seeing pictures of Cavenaugh in the role...I know he wore glasses in the tour and I wanted to look at images and see if that would work for my show. If anyone has pictures or a link to a site with any images, please let me know. Thanks! --Jason

Hey everyone! I have an audition coming up for Spring Awakening off Broadway, but I can't seem to find a synopsis or character breakdown anywhere. Can anyone help me out with this? thanks!

Does anyone know anything about the time period of 'Nine'? I'm playing Guido in a scene in class, and I'm not exactly sure when the play is set. Thanks!

I'm really excited for this production. Ceveris and LuPone are great choices. I'm especially excited about Patti LuPone, though---anyone who saw her in the concert version would be. Her voice is glorious on that score, and she brings something to sarcastic and amazing to the role. I'm incredibly pleased with the casting so far. I can't wait for this production to mount.

I recently bought the concert recording, and I think Headley sounds GREAT. I also love Audra Macdonald on this recording. I agree WHite disappoints in "I'm telling you I'm not Going", but she does do a great job with her other two show stoppers. I think we need some more of Darius de Haas on Broadway, but that's way off topic.

I recently played Williard in Footloose and I LOVE the show; yes, the script needs a lot of editing, but it's a great show for community theater and I LOVED it when I saw it on Broadway. I thought the choreography and cast were amazing. I really think it's the energy that makes this show. The cast on Broadway was so great; all youthful and energetic and they just made you want to dance.

A lot of the "Confrontation" is cut, and in "Lovely Ladies", Fantine doesn't sell her necklace, only her hair. There's more, I just can't remember it all now.

I actually think Janine LaManna would be great...I hadn't considered her before. You could hear her belt a bit in Seussical---particularly "All For You". I think she would be great. Randy Graff is WAY too old, as is Linda Eder. Julia Murney sounded INCREDIBLE on "People" when she did it for the Actor's Benefit Concert, but I don't think she has the comedic timing for the role. And please, don't kill me....but Kristin Chenoweth was great the Benefit concert, and she has one hell of a belt. I t...

I'm 16---my voice hasnt gone through a rough voice change yet, but it gets gradually lower....thank god, I've been able to keep my high range---I think I might be the highest tenor in my school. I can hit on great days a C below middle C. I usually draw the line at D, though. And I can belt an E above C above middle C.

Anya: Sutton Foster Dimitri: Matt Cavenaugh Queen: Angela Lansbury Vlad: Kelsey Grammar They could keep the great score but rework the book so its based more on fact for the stage...

If this is true, I'd LOVE to see Capathia Jenkins as Effie. This woman has an INCREDIBLE voice...I'd LOVE to see her sing these songs. I hope after they mount this film, there will be a Broadway revival of this show.

Usher is the PERFECT seaweed, in all seriousness. This kid can dance and sing his ass off, and the energy he has onstage is perfect for this role. I'd be upset if it went to anyone else. Kelly Clarkson if she works on her acting would be a good Penny, I think.. Tracy: KATHY BRIER Edna: Harvey Fierstein Amber: Lindsay Lohan Penny: Kerry Butler, in an ideal situation. Velma: Megan Mullaly Seaweed: Usher MotorMouth: Queen Latifah! Link: Justin Timberlake

I'm surprised no one has yet to mention Sutton Foster. This woman is a comedic master, and has an amazing voice...she'd really make Eliza a character and if she works on her soprano, she'd do a great job. I also agree with Laura Benanti. Michael Arden for Freddy!

I think he is incredibly talented. I saw him in Millie first, and while I didn't think he fit the role right away, he pulled it off, and I definitely appreciated his great voice. Than I saw him in Snoopy and loved him. He has great comedic timing, and was really the heart of the show.

They always write incredible openings. I don't think the book to My Favorite Year is all THAT terrible. Played by the right actors, it can be quite funny. What I mean by memorable is you don't remember any songs after the show. Shows like Wicked have "Defying Gravity" and "Popular", which are really catchy and you hear a lot on the radio. --A&F dont have songs that really work so well out of context. And I agree, that is the beauty of a lot of their work--they don't worry about that; they foc...

Hey, everyone. I'm in a production of My Favorite Year right now, which I love, but one of the cast members pointed out to me that none of the music is really memorable. I started applying this to other Ahrens and Flaherty shows. The only other one I know really well is Ragtime, which doesn't have any standout memorable numbers. And as far as I know, Seussical and Once on This Island don't have one or two songs that are remembered. How do we feel about their scores? I personally love all of t...

Definitely! I saw the actual show, and the cast was perfection. Sutton was amazing, and Christian Borle was hysterical. This team was a force to be reckoned with. I would LOVE a cast recording.