madamemorribleOZ4 said: "EDSOSLO858 said: "madamemorribleOZ4 said: "TheatreFan4 said: "Allegedly Miley is replacing Eva in the summer?"
I don’t believe that"
I do, who’s Miley’s Emcee?"
I would love for Miley to play sally I am a big fan of hers I just don’t think it’s likely. I hope I’m wrong. For Emcee Neil Patrick Harris? Ben Platt? Jonathan Bailey?"
If Miley is in it, it doesn't matter who the emcee is from a box office standpoint. Trying to engage someone even remotely famous would be a waste of money. They could cast Brandon Uranowitz or they could case me and they'd sell the exact same number of tickets.
Extra emphasis on IF.
Sutton Ross said: "None of those people would be replacements. Not one. Think smaller."
Peter Dinklage?
Kad said: "willep said: "
EricMontreal22 said: "Have any photos ever been released from when a prefame Orville was Peter Pan in the West End's Peter Pan Goes Wrong?""
To answer the question, because your response was irrelevant, yes. There were photos from Peter Pan Goes Wrong."
How is giving the name by which to find photos of him before he adopted his stage nameirrelevant? All you managed to do was say “yes.”"
Was he just a theater actor then? Seems odd for an American to replace?
inception said: "Sutton Ross said: "None of those people would be replacements. Not one. Think smaller."
Peter Dinklage?
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This would be amazing
RippedMan said: "Was he just a theater actor then? Seems odd for an American to replace?"
He's not American, he's from South Africa and went to Theatre School in London.
Broadway Star Joined: 6/25/20
Miley has overtly started the process of launching her new album but she's going to pause that to go into Cabaret as a 4th replacement?
I'm not sure I believe she'll "never" tour again, because Miley tends to say whatever she's feeling in the moment. However, the last time she did a tour with more than 10 dates was over ten years ago. She's going to go from that to eight shows a week? Sure.
After that Grammys performance I want Chappell Roan to play sally.
Gerard Way and Chappell Roan would make their money back in a week.
Chappell would throw an absolute fit just hearing what a stage door is.
Eva will be great. Orville isn't exciting for us, vocally. The big change needed is a new Cliff that is less community theater and melodramatic.
Maybe I'm underestimating their followership but I'm really, really surprised and curious especially looking at Cabaret's grosses this week (admittedly middle of winter) that the producers of this show think the show will be able to go on with these replacements. So curious to see what happens.
Featured Actor Joined: 10/29/22
CoffeeBreak said: "Eva will be great. Orville isn't exciting for us, vocally. The big change needed is a new Cliff that is less community theater and melodramatic."
I always thought Noah J Ricketts from TGG would make an excellent Cliff.
Broadway Star Joined: 3/29/23
Orville Peck Appears to Pose With No Mask in 'Cabaret' Rehearsals
https://www.billboard.com/culture/pride/orville-peck-no-mask-cabaret-rehearsals-1235893437/
Bebe Neuwirth will play her final performance on March 29, alongside Adam Lambert and Auli’i Cravalho.
Ellen Harvey will replace her on March 31.
I have been an Ellen Harvey fan since seeing her as Ms Darbus on the HSM National Tour. Good for her!
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/29/14
oh cool, I am not a fan of Bebe's vibrato in Cabaret......but she acted well.
EDSOSLO858 said: "Bebe Neuwirth will play her final performance on March 29, alongside Adam Lambert and Auli’i Cravalho.
Ellen Harvey will replace her on March 31."
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/27/19
Confirmed: No mask
Orville Peck Takes His Face Out for a Spin
When the country singer landed a role in the splashy “Cabaret” revival, one question loomed large: Would he make his Broadway debut in a mask?
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/17/style/orville-peck-cabaret-mask.html?unlocked_article_code=1.4k4.4-g5.NIdRTgSgD0cT
Maskless is the only correct choice. The absolute last thing this production needs is more underlining of the Emcee’s strangeness. It’s already presented in bold, italics, and underlines. Hopefully, Orville will recognize this too and doesn’t inherit Adam Lambert’s apparent habit of shaming the audience on top of that.
Who’s seeing Orville and Eva’s debuts tonight?
EDSOSLO858 said: "Who’s seeing Orville and Eva’s debuts tonight?"
I will be there on Saturday. First time seeing this production, and I'm so excited that it's with these two.
Re: Bebe N. Her vibrato was a bit…unusual but I found it so dark during ‘what would you do’? It felt like, inline with the character, she was literally giving every last ounce of energy, breath, stamina to desperately warn us all about what was to come. Her vibrato just radiating and pulsating throughout the entire theatre almost slightly off pitch to further emphasise the unease.
And then combine that back to back with Adam Lambert’s “I don’t care much”. Wowzers.
These moments haven’t and wont be easily repeated. I feel blessed every day the kind of talent you can see on a New York theatre stage. There is no where else like it.
Oh, I almost forgot Ellen Harvey starts today as Fraulein Schneider too!
Sooooo any word? Twitter seems positive, but they're always rabid anyway.
Word on Reddit is that he did an excellent job - and no audience issues like Lambert experienced. Who knows if it will stay like that or if it will creep back in after the initial fan hype dies down.
There’s some audio youknowwhere and they both sound excellent. Excited to see them Wednesday. May need to imbibe to readjust my opinions on the production.
Broadway Star Joined: 5/15/11
binau said: "Re: Bebe N. Her vibrato was a bit…unusual but I found it so dark during ‘what would you do’? It felt like, inline with the character, she was literally giving every last ounce of energy, breath, stamina to desperately warn us all about what was to come. Her vibrato just radiating and pulsating throughout the entire theatre almost slightly off pitch to further emphasise the unease.
And then combine that back to back with Adam Lambert’s “I don’t care much”. Wowzers.
These moments haven’t and wont be easily repeated. I feel blessed every day the kind of talent you can see on a New York theatre stage. There is no where else like it."
Erm London.
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