Future Broadway Stars- Page 2

[A_Boy_From_Oz]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 10:18am

Joshua Kobak

[Borstalboy]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 2:30pm

Is anyone familliar with the unbelievably talented (non-musical) actress Elizabeth Marvel? She's the best! I think she's the next Patricia Clarkson.

[Elphie]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 5:45pm

Brooke Sunny Moriber and Laura Benatti

[iluvny04]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 5:55pm

Loiuse Pitre and Tina Maddigan, unfournately only Louise was nonmineed, Sara Guttelfinger, Tammy Blanchard shes amazing on the Gypsy recording, and maybe Chad Kimball and Linda Mugleston, I would like to see Chad in a human role, when I saw ITW he played a cow, but he was hilarious. Also agree on Laura Benanti, maybe Laura Michelle Kelly for both bway and wst end, Mary Poppins will definetly make her a star.

[mamamia sammy]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 6:04pm

Seany!!! Yay!

[COLT!!!]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 6:31pm

Yeah...what happened to Elizabeth Marvel? She was getting tons of work about 8 or 9 years ago and was touted as "the next big 'thing'" then she sort of disappeared. What's she up to now? Anybody know?

[Blair]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 6:34pm

I'd say...

Michelle Federer
Jeffrey Carlson
Deven May
Joshua Kobak

[Chrysanthemum62001]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 6:43pm

Yeah, Jeffrey Carlson is AMAZING!

[Al Dente]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 6:47pm

Clay Aiken. I wouldn't bank on any of the current American "Idols" having *pop* stardom career longevity. And we all know where ex popstars wind up. Can anyone say Aida, or Rent or, or, or?

[pimpernel86]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 6:49pm

Laura Benanti
Jeffrey Carlson
Liz McCartney
Asa Somers
Jennifer Cody

[Al Dente]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 6:52pm

It says "future", last time I checked, Benanti was a "current" Broadway star.

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 6:54pm

Michelle Federer
Jeffrey Carlson
Christopher Fitzgerald
I don't feel like getting up to look up their names, but the three "street urchins" from Little Shop. They are amazing.
Euan Morton - I do remember reading something about him not being able to stay in the states, but if he does I think he'll go very far.
And as much as I love Michael Cavanaugh, he isn't an actor, so I think that may put some road blocks in his way when he's finished with Movin' Out as far as other Broadway stuff... but who knows.

Updated On: 2/16/04 at 06:54 PM

[Chrysanthemum62001]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 7:02pm

Al Dente, you left out Cabaret-Debbie, Deborah? Who the hell knows the difference!

[Greekmusicalfan]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 7:13pm

Luvtheemcee, honey, maybe, hmmmmm, you forgot someone ?

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I could use some backup since devastatingly I am the only one who mentioned him Updated On: 2/16/04 at 07:13 PM

[Borstalboy]

Posted: 2/16/04 at 9:50pm

She (Elizabeth Marvel)was on a TV show with Craig T. Nelson last year, the name of which I cannot remember...it may still be running, for all I know. I know she has a supporting part in the movie of "The Dying Gaul", so we have that to look forward to...but, yes, more theatre, Ms. Marvel, please!

Posted: 2/16/04 at 10:11pm

Matt is already a star

[Phantom2]

Posted: 2/17/04 at 10:52am

Agreed.

[TabooCuTie14]

Posted: 2/17/04 at 2:19pm

i love all this jeffrey love!

Jeffrey Carlson. i cant wait to see him star in his own broadway show.

Euan Morton. to quote Boy George "voice like an angel" i believe he is still in NYC just he cant work yet so he will be a huge star too.

Sebastian Arcelus. has an amazing voice and will go places.

[Wicked_Elphie]

Posted: 2/17/04 at 2:40pm

Hmmm...

Jeffrey Carlson
Euan Morton
Michelle Federer
Matt Caplan
David Burtka...yuumm!

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 2/17/04 at 7:22pm

greekmusicalfan, i was just about to say what mistress_spouzic and phantom2 already did. I didn't put matt because he already is a star! You know I'll back you up though, lol!

Posted: 2/17/04 at 7:35pm

What I wanna know GMF, is if youre such a big fan why havent you joined the forum on HIS site?!?! hmmmmm?? lol

-Christina

[javero]

Posted: 2/19/04 at 5:04pm

I see huge potential in Deborah Cox currently starring in the title role of "Aida". While I'm not big on recording artists dabbling in musical theatre, she has both the acting skill & singing voice to make the transition beneficial to all parties concerned. After a few misses, John & Rice have their muse. Deborah Cox is Aida!

[crp2000]

Posted: 2/19/04 at 10:47pm

I'll have to agree with you on that Javero! I've heard some sound clips and can't help but wonder why Deborah didn't immediately follow (or precede) Heather Headley!!
She's easily got one of the most powerful voices around and from what I hear - her acting skills are perfect for musical theater.
I'm sure I'll have much more to say after seeing the show on Saturday!

Good Luck Deb!!