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| re: Charlie Stemp did not have to audition for ‘Hello Dolly’ - STAR IS BORN | |
| Posted by: AC126748 02:58 pm EST 02/10/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Charlie Stemp did not have to audition for ‘Hello Dolly’ - STAR IS BORN - ryhog 01:04 pm EST 02/10/18 | |
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| He would not be expected to audition. Why is that? (Not snarking -- genuine question since he's an almost entirely unknown commodity in the States). |
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| re: Charlie Stemp did not have to audition for ‘Hello Dolly’ - STAR IS BORN | |
| Posted by: ryhog 03:35 pm EST 02/10/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Charlie Stemp did not have to audition for ‘Hello Dolly’ - STAR IS BORN - AC126748 02:58 pm EST 02/10/18 | |
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| He was nominated for best actor in a musical Olivier award, among others. While not known here, he is certainly not unknown to the casting directors and/or the producers and creative team, and his pedigree would make an "audition" unexpected (and in many cases turned down by an agent). Typically there would be a "meeting" but not a performance. I would compare it to Jonathan Groff in reverse, or similar to Gavin Creel. | |
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| re: Charlie Stemp did not have to audition for ‘Hello Dolly’ - STAR IS BORN | |
| Posted by: garyd 03:34 pm EST 02/10/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Charlie Stemp did not have to audition for ‘Hello Dolly’ - STAR IS BORN - AC126748 02:58 pm EST 02/10/18 | |
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| I imagine his performance in Half a Sixpence could be interpreted as a rather extended audition for Barnaby. | |
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