#26
Posted: 12/23/05 at 12:19am
lol--that's a good quote
Jack Noseworthy Out of Lestat: Broadway.com — Page 2
#27
Posted: 12/23/05 at 1:30am
Interesting... Just came back from SF and the Lestat previews. I personally thought that Jack was great in the role.
New character direction... I spoke to Hugh and the creative team is still trying to figure out how to approach the character of Armand. In a some of the previews that I saw, Hugh said that they toned down the "religious zealot" aspect of Armand.
Best wishes to Jack...he will be missed.
~Rosalynn
New character direction... I spoke to Hugh and the creative team is still trying to figure out how to approach the character of Armand. In a some of the previews that I saw, Hugh said that they toned down the "religious zealot" aspect of Armand.
Best wishes to Jack...he will be missed.
~Rosalynn
#28
Posted: 12/23/05 at 2:38am
Jack Noseworthy performed tonight - his final performance. The cast applauded him as he came out for his curtain call. Poor Allison Fischer (Claudia) was in tears. He is not what is wrong with this show.
#29
Posted: 12/23/05 at 8:13am
was there nudity involved?
#30
Posted: 12/23/05 at 9:25am
jack noseworthy is a performer i neither understand nor appreciate. i've never thought he belonged on a stage. my first thought is that he must be doing one of the producers. seriously.
Mind is Mantra.
#31
Posted: 12/23/05 at 9:30am
I wroked with Drew Sarich in Berlin on "Hunchback Of Notre Dame". He's brilliant, and everybody should get VERY excited that he's in the show.
Also...he's really a great guy.
Also...he's really a great guy.
Behind the fake tinsel of Broadway is real tinsel.
#32
Posted: 12/23/05 at 10:32am
not that i am saying i told anybody so. but i did. he is not the best choice. i said this a few days ago. he is a very mechancial actor. and i didnt think his acting style and panaro's would work very well. i doubt panaro will make it to broadway with this show. there are much stronger actors needed to carry off this piece.
#33
Posted: 12/23/05 at 10:46am
Garland Grrrl --- I kinda agree. He's such a particular unique type, which is why I think he keeps getting cast.
I've seen others around who are also this "type," who are much better performers. Like Logan Lipton for example (who's much younger though). He's currently playing Boq in the Wicked tour. He's like a younger Noseworthy with a bigger talent.
I've seen others around who are also this "type," who are much better performers. Like Logan Lipton for example (who's much younger though). He's currently playing Boq in the Wicked tour. He's like a younger Noseworthy with a bigger talent.
"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."
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#34
Posted: 12/23/05 at 10:55am
I'd like to take Jack to dinner and allow him to vent for hour and hours and hours.
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#35
Posted: 12/23/05 at 2:10pm
Merry Christmas,Jack.
And goodbye.
And goodbye.
If they could do it as good as me - they'd be up here.
#36
Posted: 12/26/05 at 5:52am
Noooo! Por que? He's the one of the many reason why I wanted to see it. 
"Now I may not have much, but I have more determination than any man you're likely to meet." - Big Fish
"Misdirection. What the eyes see and the ears hear, the mind believes." - Swordfish
"Misdirection. What the eyes see and the ears hear, the mind believes." - Swordfish
#37
Posted: 12/26/05 at 8:44am
Everyone's last name has some sort of genesis. Ex: "Cooper" means "barrelmaker" and "Smith" refers to "blacksmith". One is left to ponder how a name like "Noseworthy" came into being.
"Long live God!" (GODSPELL)
#38
Posted: 12/26/05 at 10:18am
"One is left to ponder how a name like "Noseworthy" came into being."
Derives from Norsworde - which just means northern property - an area of land in Dorset, given to the Bishop of Coutances by William I; the Bishop being Normandy-based sub-let the land to two men - who in the tradition of the day - called themselves after the land. But to differentiate, called themselves (in modern spelling) Norsworthy and Nosworthy, which they seemed to think would help. Thus, you have a number of people descended from these two men, who have very similar names - and before standard spelling was introduced - spelt their names in a number of ways - Nessworthy, Noseworthy, Nurseworthy etc.
When I visit my father I drive on Norsworthy Bridge, over the River Meavy on Dartmoor. And my father's nearest neighbours are two sisters whose maiden names were Noseworthy....
Well, you did ponder
Derives from Norsworde - which just means northern property - an area of land in Dorset, given to the Bishop of Coutances by William I; the Bishop being Normandy-based sub-let the land to two men - who in the tradition of the day - called themselves after the land. But to differentiate, called themselves (in modern spelling) Norsworthy and Nosworthy, which they seemed to think would help. Thus, you have a number of people descended from these two men, who have very similar names - and before standard spelling was introduced - spelt their names in a number of ways - Nessworthy, Noseworthy, Nurseworthy etc.
When I visit my father I drive on Norsworthy Bridge, over the River Meavy on Dartmoor. And my father's nearest neighbours are two sisters whose maiden names were Noseworthy....
Well, you did ponder
#39
Posted: 12/26/05 at 12:33pm
Jack's replacement DREW SARICH is an amazing performer so I am very excited to see him do something in the States. He has a huge following in Europe.
#40
Posted: 12/26/05 at 12:40pm
That was fascinating, flatlux.
#41
Posted: 12/26/05 at 8:49pm
Me and Ivan saw Drew at the Christmas Eve performance and we both liked him.
(Off topic, it looks like my Mercedes has found a way to the board.)
(Off topic, it looks like my Mercedes has found a way to the board.)
#42
Posted: 1/13/06 at 3:01am
Just saw Lestat. It was stunning. I wish Jack was still part of the cast. I do like Drew's performance too. Where are you Jack!? I hope you'll do other projects soon.
"Now I may not have much, but I have more determination than any man you're likely to meet." - Big Fish
"Misdirection. What the eyes see and the ears hear, the mind believes." - Swordfish
"Misdirection. What the eyes see and the ears hear, the mind believes." - Swordfish
Updated On: 1/13/06 at 03:01 AM
#43
Posted: 1/13/06 at 4:39am
Last night, he was walking his dog!
(I passed him on the street on my walk home from work!!!)
(I passed him on the street on my walk home from work!!!)
#44
Posted: 1/13/06 at 4:50am
I think every human being is noseworthy. Even those who can't keep jobs in future flop musicals. Perhaps he is even more noseworthy, for that reason alone. Jack, we believe in you and we know that no matter what happens, you will always be as noseworthy as the next person.
"Winning a Tony this year is like winning Best Attendance in third grade: no one will care but the winner and their mom."
-Kad
"I have also met him in person, and I find him to be quite funny actually. Arrogant and often misinformed, but still funny."
-bjh2114 (on Michael Riedel)
-Kad
"I have also met him in person, and I find him to be quite funny actually. Arrogant and often misinformed, but still funny."
-bjh2114 (on Michael Riedel)
Updated On: 1/13/06 at 04:50 AM
#45
Posted: 1/13/06 at 12:17pm
I think he is smart to get out of it.... In its current form, LESTAT is barely watchable, let alone a good musical.
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