#1
Posted: 11/19/03 at 9:31am
Any word as to what he might be working on next?
#2
Posted: 11/19/03 at 9:41am
This is from his official website!
"Stokes will star in a workshop of “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” in early December. Directed by Jack O’Brien with music by David Yazbek (The Full Monty), the workshop will take place in early December for the creative team."
It also says that of course DRS is a Broadway hopeful!
Im looking forward to it! I love him, and his wife...who is going to have a baby soon!
kate
"Stokes will star in a workshop of “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” in early December. Directed by Jack O’Brien with music by David Yazbek (The Full Monty), the workshop will take place in early December for the creative team."
It also says that of course DRS is a Broadway hopeful!
Im looking forward to it! I love him, and his wife...who is going to have a baby soon!
kate
say the word...and i just might listen...
Updated On: 11/19/03 at 09:41 AM
#3
Posted: 11/20/03 at 12:52am
There was a time when Broadway.com reported he *MIGHT* play Don Quixote in the tour of Man of La Mancha...=) But, I haven't heard anything since.
#5
Posted: 11/20/03 at 9:43am
he is one of the best male talents on broadway. I adore him... but, will he still go on the road if alison is due anyday? she looks like shes going to pop lol.
#6
Posted: 11/20/03 at 10:00am
When Brian was in Ragtime, I waited by the stagedoor to meet him afterwards. My dad was with me. When he came out my dad took a picture of him and I. It was us and his little dog he had brought with him. My dad took the shot and stated... "well there is the new amerircan family....a black man, a white man and their dog...." Brian roared with laughter and I almost died! I have never been to a show with my dad since.
(Of course, being gay and thinking BSM is a complete and total hottie! I would have no problem being in "that" family.)
(Of course, being gay and thinking BSM is a complete and total hottie! I would have no problem being in "that" family.)
#7
Posted: 11/20/03 at 11:40am
boxofficejon, that brings up a good idea for a post: BEST REASON TO LEAVE THE 'RENTS AT HOME
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#8
Posted: 11/20/03 at 11:41am
Mr. Mitchell would be so much more effective and attractive if he did not come off as so feminine.
"MAY YOUR LIFE BE AS BRIGHT AS BROADWAY AT NIGHT"
#9
Posted: 11/20/03 at 11:44am
gotta disagree, TEACHER. The strength in him defies gender. It's a life force coupled with some great talent.
And i've heard the LA MANCHA tour is a no-go. Too expensive. Which disappoints me as i kept choosing other things in NYC because i thought the tour was a cinch (see my post on "Everyone loved it but you hated it..."). i hear that set was incredible.
And i've heard the LA MANCHA tour is a no-go. Too expensive. Which disappoints me as i kept choosing other things in NYC because i thought the tour was a cinch (see my post on "Everyone loved it but you hated it..."). i hear that set was incredible.
Will: They don't give out awards for helping people be gay... unless you count the Tonys.
"I guarantee that we'll have tough
times. I guarantee that at some point
one or both of us will want to get out.
But I also guarantee that if I don't
ask you to be mine, I'll regret it for
the rest of my life..."
#10
Posted: 11/20/03 at 11:49am
Txtwostep, I think if he works on it more, his force can be greater if he simply learns to "butch up his act a bit." Entertainers have been told to do this for many, many years.
"MAY YOUR LIFE BE AS BRIGHT AS BROADWAY AT NIGHT"
#11
Posted: 11/20/03 at 12:00pm
A real shame about the La Mancha tour - BSM was brilliant on Broadway, and I'd love to see it without the cumbersome set that seemed so unnecessary next to the brilliant performances happening on stage.
-Wayne
-Wayne
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