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Len Cariou |
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Len Cariou
Len Cariou looks back over his career on stage, from his days with his own cabaret act in his native Canada to his immersion into classical theatre at the Manitoba Theatre Center and the Stratford Festival to his triumphs on Broadway in two Sondheim premieres. Along the way, he tells the stories of his first meeting with director Harold Prince, his A Little Night Music audition -- for the role of Carl-Magnus, which he was prepared to turn down -- and why he actually did turn down the role of Frederik when it was offered; and the experience of the very first preview of Sweeney Todd -- which took place with the show not having completed a full tech rehearsal.
Original air date - February 2, 2007
Running Time - 48:05
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