I'd like to see her in a Gershwin musical as I think she has the voice for it.
What do other people think?
What do other people think?
What role would you like to see Jessie take?
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Originally Posted by Flamethrower100:
“Nancy
”
“Nancy
”
Bit late for that, love
I'm sure there must be a part for Jessie in Spring Awakening- they are casting it at the moment, and it's all teenagers. I don't know whether her voice is rocky enough for it though...
Originally Posted by caz_x:
“I'd like to see her in a Gershwin musical as I think she has the voice for it.
What do other people think?”
“I'd like to see her in a Gershwin musical as I think she has the voice for it.
What do other people think?”
Originally Posted by lady_raven:
“A Judy Garland related musical”
“A Judy Garland related musical”
I think she'd be great in either.
Originally Posted by hardylane:
“Anything that doesn't require her to actually act.”
“Anything that doesn't require her to actually act.”
or dance, or walk
Originally Posted by Magpie11:
“You obviously missed the final”
“You obviously missed the final
”
No , we saw it. You must have it on time-shift, and yet to watch.
Originally Posted by CASPER1066:
“Calamity Jane............”
“Calamity Jane............”
Je**s... can you imagine the Dakota accent... arrghh!
She might get Nancy if there's a touring show of Oliver, perhaps along with some of the others from the show (maybe some of the Olivers too, perhaps?), like what happened with some of the Josephs. Anyone know if there's going to be one?
Originally Posted by hardylane:
“Je**s... can you imagine the Dakota accent... arrghh!”
“Je**s... can you imagine the Dakota accent... arrghh!”
Well, I'd guess most WE roles would involve her dropping her natural accent so I'd think she'd have to do that for MT. If she could manage the accent, I think she'd be phenomenal as Calamity Jane or, as others have mentioned, Annie Oakley. I have to say she'd need some work first though.
I wouldn't be surprised if The Lord writes her her own show....
Maybe a mix of 'Phantom' and 'The Office'
'Phantom of the Photocopier'
Maybe a mix of 'Phantom' and 'The Office'
'Phantom of the Photocopier'
Originally Posted by tabithakitten:
“Well, I'd guess most WE roles would involve her dropping her natural accent so I'd think she'd have to do that for MT. If she could manage the accent, I think she'd be phenomenal as Calamity Jane or, as others have mentioned, Annie Oakley. I have to say she'd need some work first though.”
“Well, I'd guess most WE roles would involve her dropping her natural accent so I'd think she'd have to do that for MT. If she could manage the accent, I think she'd be phenomenal as Calamity Jane or, as others have mentioned, Annie Oakley. I have to say she'd need some work first though.”
If she wants to be taken seriously as a West End musical theatre actress, she needs to go to acting school for a few years and take phonetics.
She's too stuck in her Southern Irish accent, and that's not an asset as a musical theatre star.
It is, unfortunately, a fact.
Originally Posted by jlrob:
“I wouldn't be surprised if The Lord writes her her own show....
Maybe a mix of 'Phantom' and 'The Office'
'Phantom of the Photocopier'”
“I wouldn't be surprised if The Lord writes her her own show....
Maybe a mix of 'Phantom' and 'The Office'
'Phantom of the Photocopier'”
Brilliant
As people have said, Calamity Jane and similar parts would really let her play the tomboy, and she'd do them *so* well.
In another completely different direction - Truly Scrumptious? She certainly sounded right for it in her duet with Gwion.
In another completely different direction - Truly Scrumptious? She certainly sounded right for it in her duet with Gwion.
Originally Posted by hardylane:
“If she wants to be taken seriously as a West End musical theatre actress, she needs to go to acting school for a few years and take phonetics.
She's too stuck in her Southern Irish accent, and that's not an asset as a musical theatre star.
It is, unfortunately, a fact.”
“If she wants to be taken seriously as a West End musical theatre actress, she needs to go to acting school for a few years and take phonetics.
She's too stuck in her Southern Irish accent, and that's not an asset as a musical theatre star.
It is, unfortunately, a fact.”
No such place as Southerrn Ireland Luvvy So guess what there is no accent.
Originally Posted by JessamyFire:
“Bit late for that, love
I'm sure there must be a part for Jessie in Spring Awakening- they are casting it at the moment, and it's all teenagers. I don't know whether her voice is rocky enough for it though...”
“Bit late for that, love
I'm sure there must be a part for Jessie in Spring Awakening- they are casting it at the moment, and it's all teenagers. I don't know whether her voice is rocky enough for it though...”
Ilse, perhaps?
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