In doing this review of who I have seen and lived on Broadway, some of my very very favorites were overlooked. Here they are. These three are great. I have never seen them perform poorly.
Bonus: At the Bottom is Bryce singing on the Tony's from a Gentleman's Gide to Love and Murder.
Top Row: Bobby Cannavale! You may have seen him, he plays very often on TV (Boardwalk Empire, Will and Grace, Angie Tribeca among many).
- Bobby Cannavale: Headshot
- Lifespan of a Fact: with Daniel Radcliffe AND Cherry Jones! This was a great story with fantastic players, based on a true story. It was hilarious and serious.
- The Big Knife: A story about Hollywood. it wasn't great but Bobby has never looked better.
- Motherfucker with The Hat: A grittier look at life with Chris Rock.
- The Hairy Ape: A show at The Armory. It is a very old show about how Industry is taking away man's uniqueness, Because it was the Armory and they do great staging, it was played on a revolving round stage where each scene was brought in front of the audience on train tracks. Bobby was amazing playing a broken man who rebels.
Second Row:
- Sherie Rene Scott: Headshot
- Aida: She was in with the original cast. She blew us away. She only was overlooked because Heather Headly was stupendous.
- Everyday Rapture: An off-Broadway show - at 2nd Stage - about her life (she was a Quaker), loves and Broadway. Later it moved onto Broadway
- The Front Page: Wasted in the role of the girlfriend.
Third Row
- Bryce Pinkerton: Yale Honored Alumni
- The Heidi Chronicles: This was the only non-Musical I have seen him in. The show was utterly forgettable.
- Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson: he was very good, as was all the cast, but I only had eyes for Benjamin Walker.
- The Gentleman's Gide to Love and Murder: He played Monty Navarro, the disowned nephew of the great Diesquith family. He made the show!
- Superhero: An off-Broadway show (again at 2nd Stage) that was a disappointing story, with unforgettable voices (his and Kate Baldwin's)
As for the bonus here it is:
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