Lend Me A Tenor...bellhop role?

[sfs1414]

Lend Me A Tenor...bellhop role?#1

Posted: 6/21/08 at 1:30pm

How is the role of the singing bellhop? How much stage time ect. Is it a fun role? Let me know thanks!!

[BigFatBlonde]

re: Lend Me A Tenor...bellhop role?#2

Posted: 6/21/08 at 1:33pm

This question may come off as snide.. it honestly isn't intended to be.

Is there any reason why you can't read the play?

What great ones do the less will prattle of

[Actorman112]

re: Lend Me A Tenor...bellhop role?#2

Posted: 6/21/08 at 2:32pm

I loved this part so much when I played it. I had a lot of fun with this part.

[Chevstriss]

re: Lend Me A Tenor...bellhop role?#3

Posted: 6/21/08 at 9:37pm

Is it even available to read yet? I heard lots was being reworked, and additional song for Maria, etc.

I'd fire you... if you weren't so g*dd*mn beautiful out there. - Blades of Glory blog

[Neverandy]

re: Lend Me A Tenor...bellhop role?#4

Posted: 6/22/08 at 12:26am

It's a good part. Every entrance is funny. Not too many lines but memorable. The singing is supposed to be funny, not necessarily good.

Other than that, did you enjoy the play Mrs Lincoln?

[roquat]

re: Lend Me A Tenor...bellhop role?#5

Posted: 6/22/08 at 1:17am

I played this role; it's incredibly fun. It's the kind of role that's written to steal the show--it's all about timing. If you do some research and come to rehearsal knowing the opera fragments you're supposed to sing ("Largo al factotum" from "The Marriage of Figaro" and one of the final arias from "Otello") you'll impress everyone.

I ask in all honesty/What would life be?/Without a song and a dance, what are we?/So I say "Thank you for the music/For giving it to me."