#1
Posted: 6/18/03 at 1:08pm
He deserves his own thread here separate from Robert Cuccioli. I wonder if he will ever get the opportunity to originate a lead role on Broadway.
#2
Posted: 6/18/03 at 1:19pm
#3
Posted: 6/18/03 at 1:23pm
Ya it's true, I have a broadway on today rendition of him singing This is the Moment. WOW. He's really good, and I think he even looks and sounds the part more than Cuccioli, actually I prefer Anthony Warlow over both of them as Jekly and Hyde but anyhow Rob's amazing.
#4
Posted: 6/18/03 at 2:36pm
I saw Rob Evan in J & H three times and loved him. He is right up there as a favorite musical theater performer. Wish he did more or had a cd. They kept promising but never say it. Does anyone know anything about one???
#5
Posted: 6/18/03 at 3:07pm
Relatively shameful plug - you can hear some MP3s of him including ones recorded a month or so ago at http://www.ohthosevoices.com
Rob
Rob
#6
Posted: 6/18/03 at 3:08pm
Rob,
none of your plugs are shameful. we love you and your plugs.
none of your plugs are shameful. we love you and your plugs.
#7
Posted: 6/18/03 at 3:11pm
It has him singing this is the moment!!! rob, i love you and want to have your babies now!
#8
Hehe, am not ready for kids yet - but enjoy the MP3s up there. I less than shamelessly recommend checking out Ray McLeod who's up there and at http://www.mcleodonstage.com while we're on the Voices topic.
Rob
Posted: 6/18/03 at 3:19pm
Hehe, am not ready for kids yet - but enjoy the MP3s up there. I less than shamelessly recommend checking out Ray McLeod who's up there and at http://www.mcleodonstage.com while we're on the Voices topic. Rob
#9
Posted: 6/18/03 at 3:28pm
Everyone loves Rob,,,and rightfully so. We go back "just a wee bit" I can update you on a couple of things he's doing.
Currently doing Miles Hendon in Neil Berg's Prince & the Pauper, off Bd'w through summer.
Schedule to appear in Neil Berg's 100 Yrs. of Broadway on Jul. 18,19 at Lenape PAC , Marlton NJ www.sjtheater.com
He's also working on a "new" concert project package with fellow J&H commrades George Merrit & Ray McLeod called Oh Those Voices!
"New" website www.ohthosevoices.com
Great guy and family man!
Currently doing Miles Hendon in Neil Berg's Prince & the Pauper, off Bd'w through summer.
Schedule to appear in Neil Berg's 100 Yrs. of Broadway on Jul. 18,19 at Lenape PAC , Marlton NJ www.sjtheater.com
He's also working on a "new" concert project package with fellow J&H commrades George Merrit & Ray McLeod called Oh Those Voices!
"New" website www.ohthosevoices.com
Great guy and family man!
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BWW regional writer "Philadelphia/South Jersey"
#11
Posted: 6/18/03 at 10:09pm
I know he was doing The Prince and the Pauper (lol that sounds weird)...he's a married man with a lovely wife and children 
But I was under the impression that he wasn't going to continue with the show when it started back up because he had gone in and done Dance of the Vampires and then was going to be working on another project. A friend of mine knows him quite well, and I got to meet him...and I got to go to The Prince and the Pauper premiere party (so much fun). Not to brag or anything LOL
But I was under the impression that he wasn't going to continue with the show when it started back up because he had gone in and done Dance of the Vampires and then was going to be working on another project. A friend of mine knows him quite well, and I got to meet him...and I got to go to The Prince and the Pauper premiere party (so much fun). Not to brag or anything
LOL
"It's the little things; the details, that distinguish the Barbra Streisands from the Rosalyn Kinds."~Gilmore Girls~
#12
Posted: 6/18/03 at 11:04pm
He is doing P&TP AND working on the "other project" Oh Those Voices! They're looking to book Fall Concerts. It's possible to work on more than one project at a time in this biz.
He's still married to his lovely wife from Sweden and his 3 sons are growing up quickly.
He's still married to his lovely wife from Sweden and his 3 sons are growing up quickly.
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