Jim Moye (John Doe), Heidi Blickenstaff (Ann Mitchell), and Guy Paul (Richard Connell) acting up a storm, to costume designer Alejo Vietti's enjoyment.
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A behind-the scenes look at the rehearsal and lead-up to our world premiere!
Meet the show!
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- "The New American Times!"
- Awaiting instructions
- Ann sets things in motion
- Scene rehearsal
- "Out!"
- "The Mayor!"
- Connell juggles the phones
- The letter hits the papers
- "ANN!"
- A new stage
- A light moment
- Karma and Eric
- Conference
- The Colonel shines it on
- "You're the fake. We believe in what we're doing."
- Dance lesson
- Doing the work
- The Rise and Fall of a Fantasy Sequence
- Golden pig!
- Opening number
- The first one!
- Progress
- Sold Out!!
- Rolling right along
- VIDEO - Heidi B's Breakfast
- Staging!
- Eric Schaeffer and choreographer Karma Camp in fro...
- Heidi Blickenstaff (Ann Mitchell)
- Orchestrator Jonathan Tunick and director Eric Sch...
- Joel Blum (The Colonel)
- Cast member Eleasha Gamble and her hat
- Andrew plays for the read/sing-through
- Eddie enjoys the catering
- Jim Moye (John Doe), Heidi Blickenstaff (Ann Mitch...
- Andrew and Eric, with Eddie and company in the mirror
- Tony-nominated set designer Derek McLane and our m...
- Eric with Ford's Artistic Director Paul Tetreault
- Director Eric Schaeffer and sound designer David B...
- Day 3
- Rehearsals underway!
- Doe-Nuts descend on Nation's Capital
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2 comments:
Is Meet John Doe appropriate for a class of fifth graders from a small town in Florida? This information is important for me to know. Thank you. I know it will be a wonderful production at Ford's Theater in Washington (where I'm a tour guide)
Eddie here. My 5 year old has seen it and been fine, but he's young enough that a lot goes over his head. There are certainly some serious issues and intense scenes in the show, but I'd say 5th graders are more than old enough to enjoy Meet John Doe.
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