“On its own merits, Applause is a satisfying musical Applause is the slickest, most professional looking show MMT has ever done…filling the stage with bell bottoms, leisure suits, fringe and leather.
Nelson acts well, effectively transforming from a subservient ingénue to a ruthless, bed-hopping schemer, as her career advances.” – Christine Nelson sings the ambitious ingénue, Eve, in a clear soprano.
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Weber sings in a full voice and delivers the big notes. She’s playful with boyfriend Bill, generous to Eve, and she billows anger like a flame thrower when Margo is drunk and jealous. This is Lauren Bacall and company performing the act one finale and title song on the 1970 Tony Awards. Weber sings and dances with a gleam in her eyes that speaks of joy in performance. The musical was based on the film 'All About Eve' and. Slim and attractive Karen Weber projects Margo’s oversize personality and range of emotions. Under Steven Meerdink’s direction, the two female leads are strong. The costumes are gorgeous, the dancing energetic the orchestra strong. “MMT rises to the occasion in a simple but glamorous production of Applause. Meerdink follows suit with witty direction that doesn’t take itself too seriously.” – Minneapolis Star Tribune They make the title song one of the evening’s highlights…The costumes, a mélange of miniskirts and Nehru jackets, are a camp delight. “Margo is the focal point of Applause and Karen Weber pulls off a grand star turn…The choral ensemble is strong. Light Designer / Set Construction – Jay Schueller Filled with the fascinating happenings of backstage Broadway, this rarely seen musical gem will leave you with a smile on your face and a good-old-fashioned musical theater song in your heart! As Margo herself exclaims: “Welcome to the theater!” Soon, however, Margo uncovers Eve’s attempt to systematically take over her career, her lover and her life. Receive audition tips in your mailbox! Become a member of MTA and receive our e-mail newsletter.“Fasten your seatbelts it’s going to be a bumpy night!” And with those famous words, this Tony Award-winning adaptation of the film classic ‘All About Eve’ takes off and never looks back! Celebrating its 35th anniversary this year, Applause follows Margo Channing, a Broadway star, and Eve – her biggest fan.
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Eve Harrington (Mezzo) A manipulative chorus girl with her eye on the starring role Bill Sampson (tenor/baritone, 39) Margo's director and fiance confident Howard Benedict producer who uses his power to trap Eve Bonnie (Mezzo) A Broadway gypsy Buzz Richards (Tenor, plays banjo) Margo's playwright friend, has a brief affair with Eve Karen Richards (Alto) Buzz's wife Duane Fox (Baritone) Margo's hairdresser and confidante Chorus Singers & DancersĪpplause (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Download The Cast Album! Margo Channing (Alto, Middle-aged, moves well) A veteran performer - a very demanding role. Audition Preparation Suggestions For Applause Many characters, including chorus, in Applause must have strong dance ability in jazz/tap. Margo comes to realize that it is not her fame that makes a happy life, and reconciles with Bill. Eve makes a pass at Margo's fiance, and eventually wins a Tony of her own. Eve ruthlessly climbs the hierarchy, weazeling her way into position as Margo's understudy. : Sunday In The Park With George (Applause Musical Library) (9781557830678) by Sondheim, Stephen Lapine, James and a great selection of similar. Eve appears to want to be Margo's friend but soon it becomes apparant that she wants to be Margo. One night Margo Channing meets Eve, her "biggest fan". Start by marking Oklahoma: The Complete Book and Lyrics of the Broadway Musical (Applause Books) (Applause Libretto Library) as Want to Read: Want to Read. The story of Applause is similar to that of 42nd Street, but with the audience's sympathy directed the other way. Lyrics by Lee Adams, Book by Betty Comden and Adolph GreenĪpplause 1970 Original Broadway Cast Rec.Īpplause (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Download The Cast Album! Discuss this show in the MTA Forum Applause The Musical
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