Nick Jonas spoke recently about how supportive his family is of his acting on Broadway in the play “How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.” He talks about how his entire family came out to see him perform, and how they were also there when his giant billboard for the show was unveiled in New York City’s Times Square.
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How to Succeed‘s Darren Criss, Daniel Radcliffe and Nick Jonas Top GQ’s ‘Most Stylish Young Men’ List!
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Check out the message board post by Cearsgk on BroadwayWorld.com:
“Anyone seen Daddy Long Legs and think it should go to at least Off-Broadway? We saw it three times last week in Lowell, MA, and loved it so much. We see 60 plus Boston area plays a year and get to Broadway once or twice every year. I’ve never seen anything better, it’s perfection, music, lyrics, book, the set, the orchestra, the singing, and the acting. I envy the folks getting to see it for the first time, all those delightful surprises! (I have nothing to do with the production.)”
“The pressure comes in knowing how big a role this is, how big an opportunity this is, knowing that it’s the kind of role that you need to take ownership of and really command,” he says. “That’s where the pressure comes from, I’d say, not so much from previous Finches or productions or anything like that. It’s the kind of pressure that pushes you to be better, which I think is always the good kind of pressure.”
Read more from his interview here.
What: Skylight Music Theatre’s “Daddy Long Legs”
When: Opens 7:30 p.m. Friday, through April 1
Where: Broadway Theatre Center, 158 N. Broadway, Milwaukee
Tickets: $22.50-$65.50; call (414) 291-7800 or visit skylightmusictheatre.org.
In 2009, Ventura County audiences heard Broadway singer Lillias White and others pay tribute to composer Cy Coleman in the world premiere of “The Best Is Yet to Come: The Music of Cy Coleman” at the Rubicon Theatre. White is back in Ventura for one night, singing Cy’s songs once again, this time in a solo show that’s part of Rubicon’s Broadway Cabaret Benefit Concert series, a fundraiser for the theater’s education programs.
Nick Jonas went into the recording studio February 19th to record a new EP of some of his new takes on J. Pierrepont. Find out more about the new album here.
Stephanie Rothenberg steps in to the role of Rosemary through April 29th! This marks Stephanie’s Broadway debut, appearing most recently in the reading of The Unshakeable Molly Brown directed by Kathleen Marshall.
Read more about her and the other new H2$ additions here.
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