These are just a few of my very favourites that have been in this show!
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Sutton Foster. I first saw Sutton in the ensemble of The Scarlet Pimpernel on Broadway, and though she didn’t have a lot to do there, I paid attention every time I heard her name after that. I never saw her in Les Mis, but I’d heard great things about her Eponine, so I was really looking forward to seeing her as Millie, and she is just fantastic. SUCH a huge voice. 🙂 And the ability to be a winning heroine without being over-the-top sweet, which can be a pretty tricky thing. I just think she’s fantastic, and can’t wait to see her in more shows! Find out more about Sutton at Sutton Foster Online. |
| Gavin Creel. Like Sutton, I’d seen Gavin in the ensemble of a show before, but I wouldn’t have known that if I hadn’t read it in his bio. 🙂 However, the fact that I wasn’t really familiar with him may even have been an advantage, because he was completely fresh, and wonderful as Jimmy. He has a lovely voice, and really worked well with Sutton. Check out Gavin Creel Online to find out more. |
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Marc Kudisch. Unlike the other two leads, Marc is someone that I was really familiar with before this show, although I had never seen him live on stage before. I just adore his voice, and I was thrilled to learn that his live performance is more than equal to the recordings! He was easily my favourite part of the show. To learn more about Marc, take a trip to DAAM: The Marc Kudisch Website. |
| Jessica GrovĂ©. Another person I’d be wanting to see for a while! I heard lots of great things about Jessica after Notre Dame de Paris in Las Vegas, and, though she doesn’t get a lot of chances to showcase her talent in this show, it’s obvious that it’s there! There is a lot more information about Jessica at Jessica GrovĂ© Online. |  |