MOULIN ROUGE! Broadway Casting Thread- Page 11

[Felipe26]

Posted: 9/5/24 at 5:03pm

Solea!! Cardoza!! I just saw them in Gatsby and The Notebook respectively and they are spectacular! I'm not familiar with Pepe Muñoz, but excited to go back to the Rouge to check him out, too! Stunning casting! ❤️

[Sutton Ross]

Posted: 9/12/24 at 11:31am

ElephantLoveMedley said: "Solea as Satine is brilliant casting. She's going to kill it."

I missed this news but that's really exciting. She's a star and Im glad she is getting more exposure. 

[EDSOSLO858]

Posted: 10/15/24 at 12:44pm

Anyone here seeing John, Solea, and Pepe’s first performance in the Broadway production tonight?

[Wayman_Wong]

Posted: 10/16/24 at 3:41am

''Moulin Rouge!'' welcomed John Cardoza and Solea Pfeiffer to the Broadway company. Here's their 1st curtain call.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9fuywknxjDg

Updated On: 10/16/24 at 03:41 AM

[AC126748]

Posted: 10/16/24 at 8:49am

I saw John Cardoza as Christian on tour last summer. Excellent voice. B+ actor. Hopefully his interpretation will deepen over the course of a Broadway run. Solea Pfeiffer was the standout of The Great Gatsby at ART. She seems like a good fit for Satine.

[SeanD2]

Posted: 10/16/24 at 10:08am

My question is if we're ever going to get appropriate casting for Toulouse-Lautrec. This ablest revisionism in casting is frankly disgusting and why I won't see the show. He's a real person and his disability was a crucial part of his identity. Casting able-bodied people in the role is inappropriate.

[JSquared2]

Posted: 10/16/24 at 12:20pm

SeanD2 said: "My question is if we're ever going to get appropriate casting for Toulouse-Lautrec. This ablest revisionism in casting is frankly disgusting and why I won't see the show. He's a real person and his disability was a crucial part of his identity. Casting able-bodied people in the role is inappropriate."

 

OFFS

[Call_me_jorge]

Posted: 10/16/24 at 12:37pm

Unfortunately it looks like they’ve cut Christian and Satines bow specific costumes in the broadway production. The tour made a similar cut about a year ago. Just as Hailee received her bow dress a month ago.

[witchoftheeast2]

Posted: 10/16/24 at 4:56pm

JSquared2 said: "SeanD2 said: "My question is if we're ever going to get appropriate casting for Toulouse-Lautrec. This ablest revisionism in casting is frankly disgusting and why I won't see the show. He's a real person and his disability was a crucial part of his identity. Casting able-bodied people in the role is inappropriate."



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I'm with you JSquared2. Has anyone else ever mentioned this? Go away SeanD2

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 11/13/24 at 6:20pm

When I saw the show last year I said to myself that was the absolute last time I'd ever see it again because I couldn't stand that audience. But damnit, Solea got me back today and her performance aside, I will say again - that is the last time I will ever step foot into that theater while that show is running. 

Anyways, Solea was fascinating. I'm on record as being a HUGE fan of hers and will see any and everything she does and I hope this makes sense when I say it but she's just too big of a talent for that role. Her entire performance felt constrained like she just NEEDED to go above and beyond the limitations that character. This is NOT a criticism of her in any way it was just a fascinating thing to watch and her Satine is really the first one where I looked at her and thought "Oh yes, I understand how Christian could fall in love with her on sight, that makes perfect sense".

But that G*ddamn audience. 

[Wayman_Wong]

Posted: 11/17/24 at 12:21pm

Broadway.com: Solea Pfeiffer and John Cardoza

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3p0rYKrcC4

[Jarethan]

Posted: 11/17/24 at 1:16pm

Jordan Catalano said: "When I saw the show last year I said to myself that was the absolute last time I'd ever see it again because I couldn't stand that audience. But damnit, Solea got me back today and her performance aside, I will say again - that is the last time I will ever step foot into that theater while that show is running.

Anyways, Solea was fascinating. I'm on record as being a HUGE fan of hers and will see any and everything she does andI hope this makes sense when I say it but she's just too big of a talent for that role. Her entire performance felt constrained like she just NEEDED to go above and beyond the limitations that character. This is NOT a criticism of her in any way it was just a fascinating thing to watch and her Satine is really the first one where I looked at her and thought "Oh yes, I understand how Christian could fall in love with her on sight, that makes perfect sense".

But that G*ddamn audience."

I have not seen MR in NYC since COVID.  Curious: what is it about the MR audience that is any worse than others.  I have been in some annoying audiences…how does MR stand out?

[Melissa25]

Posted: 11/17/24 at 1:30pm

Thanks for the report Jordan on Solea. I am a huge fan as well. I had to reschedule my Nov visit to January and I am praying she is still in it. Does anyone know? I did a search but couldn’t find any info.

[quizking101]

Posted: 11/17/24 at 1:52pm

Anyone know what’s going on with Austin Durant? Hes been out quite a bit and Patrick Clanton has been going on for most performances and now Robert Petkoff is coming in from the tour and sending Kent Overshown out for the Toronto leg…which is odd since Overshown is already based in NYC

[seaweedjstubbs]

Posted: 11/17/24 at 4:55pm

Melissa25 said: "Thanks for the report Jordan on Solea. I am a huge fan as well. I had to reschedule my Nov visit to January and I am praying she is still in it. Does anyone know? I did a search but couldn’t find any info."

Most Broadway principals are contracted for at least six months, and Solea started performances in October, so you should be good! Just be aware that she doesn’t perform on Sundays.