Terrance Mann

Has anyone seen LENNON yet?

If so, how was the fabulous Chuck Cooper?

Has Terrance Mann rid himself of his terrible pitch problems yet?

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I agree that Terrence is very vocally assured. He is wonderful in LENNON. It is a fact, though, that the songs he is given in LENNON do not show his full vocal range.

I saw LENNON twice in previews and loved it. The second time I saw it (Sunday), one of the songs was dropped; and another that was sung more by Will Chase on an earlier night of previews was sung by Terrence Mann. All of the performers are great, but I'm glad Terrence is now given a bit more to sing; especially since they cut some of his dialogue (brief as it was) as Stuart an early member of the Beatles group.

From what I've read, there are probably many more changes yet to come. I just hope they don't change anything too drastically. I am looking forward to seeing it again...soon.

He is still doing the J. Edgar Hoover, Queen Liz, Mike Douglas and David Frost bits...he does them well! Although he had the silver top at the second night of previews; when I saw him last Sunday, his hair was a light brown. It doesn't matter what color hair he has, he is talented.

I completely agree. RH is one of my most favorite shows ever! I know I've seen it more times than any other Broadway show.

One of the reasons I kept going back...Terrence Mann.

I love Terrence Mann!

is he actually ever coming out of the stage door cause i went on saturday and he had snuck out a different exit according to the security guy - it made my mom really angry - she's wanted to meet him since les mis and we finally had a chance to wait and he didn't come out

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that seems odd, adamized, because i have never been to a show and seen Terry without him coming out the stage door (and i have seen him perform over 30 times in about 3 years). however, i do know there were a few occasions when he was in an extreme hurry--he had to rush to his wife, his children, his in-laws, etc.--and couldn't stop and chat. so for him to have snuck out, he must have been in an extreme hurry. he is a wonderfully charming, personable man-- i know he would never just run away from fans because, as he himself once told me, "where would we [performers] be without the fans?"

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I second what overthemoon said.... it's very unusual for Terry to sneak out another exit unless there was a really good reason.

He's an absolute doll and always willing to chat with and meet his fans.

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Interesting, I am never a fan of him and don't understand the fuzz about him. His Javert is terrible, his beast is bland. His Chauvline is a little better but not that great.

sanda, i totally disagree. i saw terry as javert and as the beast (among other roles) and found his javert threatening and deliciously evil, while his beast was tortured and beautiful and sympathetic. he is, in my opinion, one of the greatest actors to ever grace a broadway stage.

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He's one of the few I've actually met also -- I met him when he was coming out of Scarlet Pimpernell - he had two huge dogs with him.

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He seems so nice. My friends and I went to NY and the main reason was to see him in Lennon but then it got pushed back a week and we did not get to see it, I was quite sad. Hope I get to see him in a play someday!

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Terry is so nice! I met him after Lennon (twice) and he was very willing to speak to fans. I was acting like an idiot though. I almost completely froze when he came out of the stage door. His singing voice is to die for as well.

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