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Brian Stokes Mitchell. With a voice like that, this man could play any part and make it wonderful. But having said that, he does a particularly fine job in this show (and obviously the Tony voters thought so too!). I love listening to his version of “So in Love”! Visit the Brian Stokes Mitchell Official Site to learn more about this amazing actor. |
| Marin Mazzie. Marin has one of my favourite voices of any actress today, so again, it wouldn’t really matter what she was singing, I would probably think she was amazing. But to hear her along with Brian is wonderful, and she gets the chance to do some fun comedic songs as well. Take a trip to The Marin Mazzie Website for more! |  |
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Brent Barrett. I’d heard this name quite a lot before, but I only really knew the voice from his wonderful Kander & Ebb album, so seeing him on stage in this show was a real treat. Not only does he have a gorgeous, smooth voice, but he’s a great actor, equally adept at comedy and the more serious moments, and makes a great romantic leading man! Brent Barrett Online has much more. |
| Rachel York. I had gotten to know Rachel’s work through Pimpernel, and it was fun to see her in a different role! Lilli/Kate is a role that calls on a lot of different moods and means of expression, and Rachel had them all mastered. And, of course, sounded beautiful throughout! You can see much more at The Official Rachel York Site! |  |
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Michael Berresse. All I knew of Michael before this show was that he was supposed to be a great dancer. Well, I can certainly say that that’s true! He’s also a fine singer and actor, and really enjoyable to watch on stage. I’m still trying to catch my breath from his acrobatics in “Bianca”! You can find all you need to know at Michael Berresse: A Home Page. |