Nick Adams Is Joining Cast of "Guys and Dolls" Revival!

Hello all. (First, let me say this... Jaystarr...we just can't quit you...come back!) Now... here is this little morsel of news from Nick Adams' website...from RC in Austin, Texas


I'm thrilled to announce that I will be playing Liver Lips Louis in the original cast of the new Broadway revival of Guys and Dolls. We will begin rehearsals December 15th and open at the Nederlander theatre March 1st. I am excited and thankful for this opportunity and I look forward to working on another beautiful revival with such an incredible creative team. "Guys and Dolls" will be directed by Des McAnuff and feature choreography by Sergio Trujillo. McAnuff, artistic director of Canada's Stratford Shakespeare Festival, worked with Trujillo on the current Broadway success, "Jersey Boys." "Guys and Dolls," which has a score by Frank Loesser and a book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows, originally opened on Broadway in 1950.
Posted by Nicholas Adams at 7:58 PM
Nick Adams In Guys and Dolls

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Congratulations, Nick--and to everyone involved in the revival. It's such a great show, and I'm really looking forward to it.

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Updated On: 10/31/08 at 08:10 AM

Liver Lips Louis is a chorus role. He might have one or two lines but that is it. However, I'm glad to hear that Mr. Adams has another Broadway show lined up!

I was just not that ecstatic about him being cast. It's just a chorus role. This kid is such a shameless self-promoter.

Throwing the dice just so can show off the biceps, yes?

Oh. My. God. Oh my god you guys!
Okay, just kidding. But still - my jaw just dropped, due to the inherent hotness. I saw this guy in A Chorus Line and am not the least bit ashamed to say I couldn't keep my eyes off him. I consider him and Cheyenne the hotties of Bway (or, as Robin DeJesus says, "I get, like homo thuggish thoughts of him"). I'm not exactly sure how big this role is (I've only seen a local production of it and it was a while ago) but hopefully it will involve more acting than before. Larry doesn't really do much in ACL singing or acting-wise. Either way, I look forward to seeing this production. I've been watching Gilmore Girls season 1 in anticipation. Ah, so wordy. So good.

Updated On: 10/31/08 at 12:31 PM

> it's not his fault that this creeper old guy

according to the original poster's profile, he's 46 ... if that truly is what "old" has become then youth really is wasted on the young!

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Oh no offense...received? Not sure how to word that, but I was simply referring to them on looks alone. Which, I'll admit, is kind of frakked up, but just in terms of that alone, I deem them in the same category. Obviously you can tell by my default that my heart is, and will always be, for Cheyenne because I believe him to be one of the most captivating leading men of today. But again, just on looks alone the comparison can be made (though I'll still say Jackson takes the cake here too).
You also have to realize, though, that Adams hasn't really been given the chance to show himself in a large role. Like I said about Larry in ACL (which is my only exposure thus far to him), the role isn't exactly that well-written or interesting. Unlike Jackson, who has been given leading man status in numerous productions.

The pictures of him as Rocky in the Lyric Theatre/Oklahoma City's production of RHPS are very distracting! As much as I admire his physique...I still can't wait to see him dance again!

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https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Photo_Flash_Nick_Adams_in_Lyrics_THE_ROCKY_HORROR_SHOW_20000101...
be prepared...i almost fainted!

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Three of those people went to my school!

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I can imagine guys gambling in a white ribbed tank top...that way we'd get to see his arms.

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Suspenders hanging down.......

You got it, Gator!