| re: Jordan Donica out of Camelot and Sorkin’s changes |
| Posted by: JereNYC (JereNYC@aol.com) 11:20 am EDT 04/07/23 |
| In reply to: re: Jordan Donica out of Camelot and Sorkin’s changes - waterfall 11:30 am EDT 04/06/23 |
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I wonder how unusual it is that a show still in previews has had time to rehearse two understudies. Maybe the issues that people in this thread had with the performance is that this actor was thrown on with not much rehearsal and was just trying to get through the performance. If that's that case, that's not really fair to a paying audience, but, in an atmosphere of "the show must go on," that's what is going to happen.
We hear the legendary stories of actors having to go on with no rehearsal and being brilliant and a star is born and all that, but I imagine that there are many more stories that we never hear about actors having to go on with no rehearsal and being just adequate enough to not have to cancel the performance.
And maybe sometimes the performance should be cancelled. |
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