Have you ever wondered how one goes from artfully strung words on a page to a blossomed and flourished character? I invite you to dive in with me as I explore this scenic and inspiring, multilayered journey; as with any creative process, this one is a personal narrative. Looking for the Facts is like Digging…
Author: katrinf
Producer of Entity Theatre's Winter 2018 production of Lend Me A Tenor by Ken Ludwig.
Introducing the characters! Ambitious, Focused and (in one case) Very Stressed: The Business People
FOCUSED, FOCUSED, FOCUSED: Jim Nellis plays SAUNDERS ELEGANT, RICH, GRANDE DAME: Elif Bilge Kavun plays JULIA CHARMING, SEDUCTIVE, POWERFUL: Dasha Ivanov plays DIANA PASSIONATE, PERSISTANT, PROVOCATIVE: Roger Voight plays THE BELLHOP Photos: Katrin Fegert
Introducing the characters! Love, Misunderstandings and Much Drama: The Couples
TALENTED, HELPFUL, UNDERDOG: Makrand Mujumdar plays MAX CHEEKY, FLIGHTY AFFECTIONATE: Melody Grace Rolph plays Maggie IMPOSING, DRAMATIC, EPICUREAN: David Olivieras plays TITO MERELLI IN LOVE, JEALOUS, ANGRY: Camilla Bressan plays MARIA Photos: Katrin Fegert
Interview with Makeup Mastermind Anna Rudschies
Meet the lady who is responsible for the play’s glamorous 30s makeup! Anna Rudschies tells us why she was very happy to join the Lend Me A Tenor-Crew and which particular challenges the play holds in store for her. Have you done makeup for a play before? I have indeed done makeup for plays before,…
Meet the Cast! Part II: The Gentlemen
More video messages from our very international cast! In this second part, four fine gentlemen from three different continents introduce themselves. MAX is played by Makrand Mujumdar SAUNDERS is played by Jim Nellis TITO MERELLI is played by David Oliviera The BELLHOP is played by Roger Voight Videos: Katrin Fegert
What does a Bellhop do?
Roger, who plays “The Bellhop” in Lend Me A Tenor, decided to do a little research tour that took him to some of Munich’s finest hotels. I began to think recently about how I want to interpret my Bellhop character. I realized how little I knew about their job and the people who do it…
The Seagull by Anton Chekhov 