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#1

Why is Broadway currently "redheadless?"

I mean recently we've been having a lack of redheads on Broadway. Well, sure JLT is a redhead, but she didn't showcase it because she was Galinda/Glinda. So what's up with this?
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#5

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

The "sexy redhead in Chicago" has a name. It's Michelle DeJean. :)
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~Stewart Gilligan Griffin
#7

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

There are some gorgeous and talented ones around. Yet we can ALWAYS have more.

Bring on the Redheads!
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#9

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

I'm a redhead! Bring it on! :)
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~Stewart Gilligan Griffin
#10

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

Susan Egan's a natural redhead?

Julia Murney needs to (a) not be blonde anymore, returning to her amazing natural shade, and (b) come back to Broadway.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#12

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

"Julia Murney needs to (a) not be blonde anymore, returning to her amazing natural shade, and (b) come back to Broadway."

It always amuses me when people with gorgeous red hair decide to dye it other colors. Most people would kill for that color (not carrot top, but a brick red/deep auburn color). I'm naturally dirty blonde and have been shades of blonde my whole life and dyed my hair red. I think on the right people, it looks striking... why would they want to be blonde?

Like Rachel York (who's apparently not naturally a redhead or blonde)... she looks GORGEOUS with red hair. She was still pretty blonde, but the red is so striking.
"You! You are the worst thing to happen to musical theatre since Andrew Lloyd Webber! And you, well, I just plain don't like you."
~Stewart Gilligan Griffin
#13

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

shineon- Julia dyed her hair blonde because the producers (or director, I forget) of Lennon told her to.

As to why she hasn't dyed it back, I dunno. It's fun to be a different hair color. My hair has been about 10 different colors.
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#14

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

I don't think Julia will be keeping her hair blonde, as gorgeous as it is. The other night she was proudly showing off her roots...which are about an inch long now.

As for redheads, Roxane Barlow is a gorgeous one!
Truth is beauty.
#15

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

Oh for God's sake--How do you overlook Spelling Bee's illustrious redhead Jesse Tyler Ferguson

*kisses Creative Lunatic full on the mouth*
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#16

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

Not that this is really on topic, but I just have to say it.

Michelle DeJean is one of the sexiest woman on Broadway, ever. In fact, I think she's quite possibly one of the hottest women ever to step foot on a stage.
Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be enbered with your old nonsense. ~ Emerson
#17

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

Broadway isn't redheadless as long as Judy Kaye is on the boards.

Can't wait for my other fave red to return in Lestat (Carolee). All I'd need then is my final rave redhead (Carole Shelley) to complete the trio.

Nydiva
(also red)
#18

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

As a redhead, I like this thread.

I always get annoyed when people with gorgeous red (or even brunette) hair dye it blonde. Whyyy? It almost never looks better than their natural shade, and red hair is rare and exciting, especially if it's a good shade.
#20

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

>>Susan Egan's a natural redhead?

Whether she is or not, she's known for being one. I have no idea if she's au natural.
#21

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

Thank you Creative Lunatic! I love him and got to meet him a few weeks ago during the intermission of a Sweeney Todd Wed. matinee. Sweet guy and so cute!
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#22

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

An actress who played Roxy in Chicago was red-headed. Liz Calloway? Carroway? Heather, help me out here....
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#24

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

Yes, Belle is a redhead. A very spunky one.
"You! You are the worst thing to happen to musical theatre since Andrew Lloyd Webber! And you, well, I just plain don't like you."
~Stewart Gilligan Griffin
#25

re: Why is Broadway currently 'redheadless?'

Chris, Marilu Henner and Karen Ziemba were redheaded Roxies.

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Updated On: 12/13/05 at 01:56 PM

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