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Posted: 4/6/08 at 12:05am
GREAT READ for anyone interested in learning more about, Paulo Szot, the "Emile" of Broadway's (recently well-received) SOUTH PACIFIC at Lincoln Center
You May See A Stranger
by Jesse Green
Click here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/06/theater/06gree.html
I remember meeting Szot ever-so-briefly at the first preview performance and was stunner-stunned by his stunningness. Both in the role and as a man on the street. What is it about hot foreign baritones?
Fantastic profile piece on him... shines a beautiful light on the different worlds of opera versus musical theatre, and what a prize-gem this actor is to the LCT production. And still keeps Szot kind of a mystery.
You May See A Stranger
by Jesse Green
Click here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/06/theater/06gree.html
I remember meeting Szot ever-so-briefly at the first preview performance and was stunner-stunned by his stunningness. Both in the role and as a man on the street. What is it about hot foreign baritones?
Fantastic profile piece on him... shines a beautiful light on the different worlds of opera versus musical theatre, and what a prize-gem this actor is to the LCT production. And still keeps Szot kind of a mystery.
