This week at Broadway Musical:
Jason Robert Brown Musical Headed to Broadway
Phantom Sequel Coming Soon
Review Roundup: [title of show]
Angels Skips Try-Outs, Winging it to Broadway
A Little More Hairspray
Broadway Gets A Tale of Two Cities
Robin and the 7 Hoods to Muscle in on Broadway
Godspell Goes Back to Broadway
Caitlin Kinnunen Joins Cast of Spring Awakening
How to Buy Broadway Tickets
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
Monday, July 21, 2008
Caitlin Kinnunen Joins Cast of "Spring Awakening"
Caitlin Kinnunen, 16, will make her Broadway debut in Spring Awakening today at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre. She will play the role of Thea.
Raised on Camano Island, Washington, Caitlin appeared in many Seattle-area theater productions, including The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy), Little Women (Amy), and Annie (title role).
At the age of 5, Caitlin first took to the stage in the nonspeaking role of a fairy in a play at Sky Theatre, where her mother was the production manager.
The casting process for Spring Awakening took ten months. Last September Caitlin attended an open casting call in Seattle. A month later she got the call to come to New York, where she was asked to sing and read a script. She got a call-back for the next day. Then on her way home, while changing planes in Philadelphia, she received the call to return in November. During the final call-back in November she spent three days singing, dancing, and acting. She was finally cast in June.
Sometimes talent and persistence do pay off.
Source: HeraldNet
How to Buy Broadway Tickets
Raised on Camano Island, Washington, Caitlin appeared in many Seattle-area theater productions, including The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy), Little Women (Amy), and Annie (title role).
At the age of 5, Caitlin first took to the stage in the nonspeaking role of a fairy in a play at Sky Theatre, where her mother was the production manager.
The casting process for Spring Awakening took ten months. Last September Caitlin attended an open casting call in Seattle. A month later she got the call to come to New York, where she was asked to sing and read a script. She got a call-back for the next day. Then on her way home, while changing planes in Philadelphia, she received the call to return in November. During the final call-back in November she spent three days singing, dancing, and acting. She was finally cast in June.
Sometimes talent and persistence do pay off.
Source: HeraldNet
How to Buy Broadway Tickets
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