#1
Posted: 5/17/07 at 2:01pm
Wetzel Assumes Korbich's Role in Drowsy Chaperone May 22
#2
Posted: 5/17/07 at 2:20pm
okay, I give up, what are they?
#3
Posted: 5/17/07 at 2:21pm
Found it.
"Patrick Wetzel joins the cast of Broadway's The Drowsy Chaperone,"
He's already a part of the cast, he was an understudy. He's just moving up.
"Patrick Wetzel joins the cast of Broadway's The Drowsy Chaperone,"
He's already a part of the cast, he was an understudy. He's just moving up.
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Updated On: 5/17/07 at 02:21 PM
#4
Posted: 5/17/07 at 2:24pm
oooooooohhhhhh
#5
Posted: 5/17/07 at 2:29pm
and
"In the show within a show, Wetzel will play a tap-happy best man in a 1920s wedding. His signature number is "Hot Feets.""
"In the show within a show, Wetzel will play a tap-happy best man in a 1920s wedding. His signature number is "Hot Feets.""
#6
Posted: 5/17/07 at 3:57pm
The article is fixed, now, if anyone was curious.
Patrick Wetzel, an original Drowsy Chaperone ensemble player, will step into the role of George, the Best Man, beginning May 22 at the Marquis Theatre.
In the show within a show, Wetzel will play a tap-happy best man in a 1920s wedding. His signature number is "Cold Feets."
I saw Patrick when he was on as an understudy for Korbich - he was fantastic! I'm glad that he's taking over the role.
Patrick Wetzel, an original Drowsy Chaperone ensemble player, will step into the role of George, the Best Man, beginning May 22 at the Marquis Theatre.
In the show within a show, Wetzel will play a tap-happy best man in a 1920s wedding. His signature number is "Cold Feets."
I saw Patrick when he was on as an understudy for Korbich - he was fantastic! I'm glad that he's taking over the role.
#7
Posted: 5/17/07 at 7:35pm
Aww, I'm going to miss Eddie. His character was one of my favorites in the show. I look forward to seeing Mr. Wetzel's take on the role.
Edit: Now that I think about it, I saw Wetzel go on as Man in Chair the last time I saw DROWSY. It will be cool to see him in a completely different role.
Edit: Now that I think about it, I saw Wetzel go on as Man in Chair the last time I saw DROWSY. It will be cool to see him in a completely different role.
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"I have also met him in person, and I find him to be quite funny actually. Arrogant and often misinformed, but still funny."
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Updated On: 5/17/07 at 07:35 PM
#8
Posted: 5/17/07 at 9:51pm
I'm usually an Eddie Korbich - but was pretty underwhelmed by him in Drowsy. I saw him play Curious George in a workshop for Theatreworks back in 1991 or so. He was great!
I hear Patrick Wetzel is pretty great in the role. Good for him.
I hear Patrick Wetzel is pretty great in the role. Good for him.
#9
Posted: 5/17/07 at 10:02pm
Seems like I'm seeing Eddie's last show on Sunday!
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#10
Posted: 5/17/07 at 10:16pm
I saw Wetzel go on as the role of Feldzieg during Bob Martin's last performance. He was good, but Eddie was just so lovable as George, we'll miss him!!!
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#11
Posted: 5/18/07 at 3:14pm
EXCITED FOR PATRICK!!!!!
#12
Posted: 5/18/07 at 3:52pm
I'm happy that an understudy is getting bumped up instead of someone else coming in. Cannot comment on his performance because I never saw him, but I'm sure his take on the role will be great.
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