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COMING UP ON BROADWAY: SIX - Opens Company - Previews Diana - Previews The Lehman Trilogy - Previews Mrs. Doubtfire - Previews Sing Street - Previews The Minutes - Previews MJ: The Musical - Previews 3.8.21 Plaza Suite - Previews 3.19.21 American Buffalo - Previews 3.22.21 Take Me Out - Previews 3.22.21 The Music Man - Previews 4.7.21 1776 - Spring 2021 Caroline, or Change - Spring 2021 Flying Over Sunset - Spring 2021 Our Town - Spring 2021 Birthday Candles - Fall 2021
COMING UP THIS WEEK: 7/6: The 2020 (Might Have Been) Tony Awards WINNERS ANNOUNCED! - 7/7: Best of the Decade: Design Elements: Lighting - 7/8: Standing @ Zero - July 2020 - 7/9: Best of the Decade: Design Elements: Costumes - 7/10: The Broadway Games of the Week
So, why "Standing at Zero"? You know the numbers across the front of the stage? Zero is center, and we are putting one performer front and center. This month's honoree is a true utility player for that little founding fathers musical... he's played several roles as a swing/understudy, including the one he played when he caught our eye, George Washington. He's also gone on as both Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton. We're talking about the super-talented (and so sexy!) Ryan Vasquez!
Standing @ Zero:
Hamilton's
Ryan Vasquez
Ryan's credits include regional productions of Cabaret (Cliff), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Pharoah), West Side Story (Tony) and South Pacific (Lt. Cable). Broadway audiences have seen him in Wicked (debut), Waitress (original cast), and, currently Hamilton.
Cabaret
South Pacific
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
West Side Story (left)
Waitress (far left)
Hamilton
George Washington
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Bonus Video:
We would love to hear who you'd like to see in future months - the only guidelines are that he must be in a show currently on Broadway, and he must be in the ensemble. Leave us a comment below, send us an email at jkstheatrescene@yahoo.com, or Tweet us (@jkstheatrescene).
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