#1
Posted: 8/3/05 at 1:04am
Who is Harris Doran? He played Claude in the HAIR benefit concert a while back, but on IBDB it says that's the only thing he's done. So who is he?
#2
Posted: 8/3/05 at 1:18am
He is a very Talented Interesting Attractive young actor,
He has a website but it doesn't do Him Justice
He was in a recent show @ LaMama
The Whore of Greenwich Village
Let's google Him
I don't usually like hairy boys
but He is
well he is..
He has a website but it doesn't do Him Justice
He was in a recent show @ LaMama
The Whore of Greenwich Village
Let's google Him
I don't usually like hairy boys
but He is
well he is..
Updated On: 8/3/05 at 01:18 AM
#3
Posted: 8/3/05 at 2:15am
A poem. By CurtainPullDowner
"I am the sound of distant thunder, the color of flame."
CARRIE the Musical
#4
Posted: 8/3/05 at 8:41am
He was in Joy when it played at the Producers Club. He was very good in the role.
#5
Posted: 8/3/05 at 8:45am
https://www.broadwayworld.com/bios/viewstar.cfm?starid=418
"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - Willy Wonka
#6
Posted: 8/3/05 at 8:52am
ummm..hair is a broadway show? I thought that was a concert. does that mean that if you were in the chorus of the Linda Eder concert you are/were in a broadway show?
what constitutes a broadway show?
what constitutes a broadway show?
#7
Posted: 8/3/05 at 9:41am
Am I a poet and don't know it?
Harris is just an inspiration
HAIR was a concert,
but it was in a Braodway House
so...
Harris is just an inspiration
HAIR was a concert,
but it was in a Braodway House
so...
#8
Posted: 8/3/05 at 9:47am
I was in a production of "Starmites" here on Long Island with Harris last year. Barry Keating directed in hopes of workshopping it and reproducing it. Nothing came of it except lousy reviews. But Harris truly is wonderful. And beautiful.
"I know now that theatre saved my life." - Susan Stroman
#10
Posted: 8/3/05 at 10:41am
I saw him in THE OPPOSITE OF SEX last winter. Had never heard of him and walked away quite impressed.
Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson
#11
Posted: 8/3/05 at 10:41am
Massofmen --
Wait ..... you DO know that Hair was originally a long-running Broadway musical from the 60s (the first successful rock musical), right?
Anything that plays in a Broadway house is technically a "Broadway show." Doesn't automatically mean it would be Tony-eligible (one night only concerts aren't), but Broadway is Broadway.
Wait ..... you DO know that Hair was originally a long-running Broadway musical from the 60s (the first successful rock musical), right?
Anything that plays in a Broadway house is technically a "Broadway show." Doesn't automatically mean it would be Tony-eligible (one night only concerts aren't), but Broadway is Broadway.
"What a story........ everything but the bloodhounds snappin' at her rear end." -- Birdie
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"The Devil Be Hittin' Me" -- Whitney
Updated On: 8/3/05 at 10:41 AM
#12
Posted: 8/3/05 at 10:46am
A mild talent, but a pleasure to work with.
Unfledge them of their...perriwigs, And they appear like bald-cootes, in the nest.
Beaumont, Knt. Malta, (1616).
#13
Posted: 8/3/05 at 10:49am
"A mild talent"? Wow. Quite an understatement.
Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson
#14
Posted: 8/3/05 at 11:20am
Saw him in two High Fidelity workshops/concerts. He was very funny.
#15
Posted: 8/3/05 at 11:29am
Thanks so much. I had Googled him and it came up with who knows what. I do agree he has a very nice voice (and sounds wonderful next to Raul.)
#16
Posted: 8/3/05 at 11:46am
I love him singing "hair" with Raul. He sounds great!
Rath-You saw him Opposite of Sex? Did he play opposite Kerry Butler? I thought the guy who played Tulsa in the Gypsy revival played opposite KB. Help a sista out!
Rath-You saw him Opposite of Sex? Did he play opposite Kerry Butler? I thought the guy who played Tulsa in the Gypsy revival played opposite KB. Help a sista out!
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#17
Posted: 8/3/05 at 12:11pm
Harris was "Jason Bock" in the staged reading.
"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - Willy Wonka
#18
Posted: 8/3/05 at 12:12pm
betty - Harris played the role that Johnny Galecki played in the film.
Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson
#19
Posted: 8/3/05 at 12:15pm
Thanks! :)
"I'm the STAR!"--Daniel Reichard during Glory Daze sound check
#20
Posted: 8/4/05 at 1:49am
While we're on the subject of Harris -- who is one of my very favorite performers -- did anyone here see him in Oliver at Deaf West Theatre? His bio says that he was nominated for an Ovation Award for it, and I loved the Deaf West production of Big River, so I'd love to hear about him and the show.
#21
Posted: 8/4/05 at 7:45am
Didn't know that
but just makes him more interesting
what role did he play in OLIVER?
and what is he up to now?
is He still "attached" to one of B'way's
up and coming bright lights?
but just makes him more interesting
what role did he play in OLIVER?
and what is he up to now?
is He still "attached" to one of B'way's
up and coming bright lights?
#22
Posted: 8/4/05 at 8:55am
Margo,
I DO know that Hair was a broadway show. I was wondering is the concert that was done considered a broadway show? I think people also put " A Christmas Carol" as A broadway show. I personally don't think getting invited to do a benefit concert should be in the same league as auditioning your ass off to be in a production contract broadway show. I think that if you are in a concert, benefit, cabaret, it should be listed as such.
My 2 cents.
I DO know that Hair was a broadway show. I was wondering is the concert that was done considered a broadway show? I think people also put " A Christmas Carol" as A broadway show. I personally don't think getting invited to do a benefit concert should be in the same league as auditioning your ass off to be in a production contract broadway show. I think that if you are in a concert, benefit, cabaret, it should be listed as such.
My 2 cents.
#23
Posted: 8/4/05 at 9:17am
While it IS on ibdb, it is listed as a benefit concert quite clearly. And Harris does audition his ass off, like everyone else. Nothing to get worked up about really.
#25
Posted: 8/4/05 at 12:21pm
"A Christmas Carol" is NOT a Broadway show. It's never played in a Broadway house (it plays at MSG every year) and thus isn't a Broadway show.
Virtually anything that plays in one of the officially designated Broadway houses can be legitimately termed a "Broadway show" -- concerts, solo shows, mime, dance, stand up comedy, etc... But, if a show doesn't play an 8 show week and provide a complimentary pair of tickets to each of the 750+ Tony voters (plus a few other things) it can't be Tony-eligible.
Virtually anything that plays in one of the officially designated Broadway houses can be legitimately termed a "Broadway show" -- concerts, solo shows, mime, dance, stand up comedy, etc... But, if a show doesn't play an 8 show week and provide a complimentary pair of tickets to each of the 750+ Tony voters (plus a few other things) it can't be Tony-eligible.
"What a story........ everything but the bloodhounds snappin' at her rear end." -- Birdie
[http://margochanning.broadwayworld.com/]
"The Devil Be Hittin' Me" -- Whitney
Updated On: 8/4/05 at 12:21 PM
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