#26
Posted: 2/3/07 at 8:12pm
Wildcat, don't make the Cabaret mistake with Pal joey. This part was written for Gene Kelly - and if you've seen the short color footage available from the original production he was the Gene Kelly from the movies: he really WAS that good onstage - and the dance music dominates the score.To do justice to a show like this, you really do need one helluva fabulous song-and-tap man and they are very hard to find AND THEN a great actor who can make the little shi* into someone you want to spend an evening watching.
Forget the female casting, it's the guy you are going to have problems with.
Remember: the show is called "Pal Joey" not "The Women who love him"
Forget the female casting, it's the guy you are going to have problems with.
Remember: the show is called "Pal Joey" not "The Women who love him"
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Updated On: 2/3/07 at 08:12 PM