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| John Rapson as Henry D’Ysquith, Megan Loomis, Kevin Massey as Monty Navarro Photo credit: Joan Marcus |
Kerry Lengel, of the Arizona Republic, spoke to the two stars of the tour, John Rapson and Kevin Massey -
"In the Tony Award-winning musical “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder,” the lion’s share of attention falls on the one actor who plays eight characters, all eccentric English aristocrats of the D’Ysquith clan. He’s an effete beekeeper one minute, then — after meeting an untimely demise — returns as an old-maid socialite. These rapid-fire costume transformations are called quick changes, but for John Rapson, co-star of the national tour of “Gentleman’s Guide” that’s visiting Tempe’s ASU Gammage, they are his only chance to relax...." CLICK HERE to read the rest of Kerry's interview with the two stars of the tour
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Jennifer Haaland spoke to Mary VanArsdel who plays Miss Shingle in the tour...
"Mary VanArsdel has "been in the business a very long time" she says about her theatre career that currently has her touring with the 2014 Best Musical Tony Winner "Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" that pops into ASU Gammage March 15-20. Through the lens of her domestic servant character, Miss Shingle, she broke down with Examiner yesterday how snobby English aristocracy will become a hotbed of merry musical murders all next week in Tempe....." CLICK HERE to read the rest of Jennifer's interview with Mary VanArsdel
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Tami Hoey of CBS 5 spoke to Nadine Hettel, the dresser for the tour, who has to make some very quick costume changes back stage...
"How long does it take you to get dressed in the morning? A couple of minutes? Well, one quick-change costume artist has been known to get an actor’s costume changed in just 17 seconds... or less.
Nadine Hettel is known as a “star dresser,” and next week she’ll be backstage at ASU's Gammage Auditorium in Tempe, helping actors in and out of their costumes for the production of “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder.” The Tony award-winning musical show is known for its lightning-quick costume changes. "It's challenging," Hettel tells us, laughing......" CLICK HERE to read the rest of Tami's interview with Nadine Hettel
CLICK HERE to order tickets for A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, playing at ASU Gammage through Sunday March 20th
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