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In this episode, we are so lucky to have the fantastic Drew Davis. Known for starring roles in Paw Patrol, Justin Time, Big Top Academy, as well as the National Tours of Matilda and Les Mis, Drew talks about life as a child actor in Toronto and performs "For Forever" from Dear Evan Hansen.
In this special Election Day Episode of Pardo's Turn, I sit down with James Beaman to discuss 1776, the role of John Adams, and its resonance in 2018. Because of our remarkable (and lengthy!) discussion, I break form with this episode and forgo my usual song analysis.
Nick Choksi (Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812) talks about being an actor-musician on Broadway and beyond. He is joined by my wife Chrissy to perform "Falling Slowly" from Once.
Beyond elated to have a Tony nominated legend on Pardo's Turn this week, singing one of my all-time favorite songs that she originated on Broadway! Everybody Rise for the great Barbara Walsh!
For the 20th Episode of Pardo's Turn, I happily invited on Israeli crooner Isaac Sutton to discuss "The World's Most Popular Musical," Les Misérables. He performs Javert's signature soliloquy, "Stars," and talks about being an international artist.
Erin Mackey and I discuss what it's like playing a classic ingenue with a modern sensibility through the lens of Sarah Brown, a role she has yet to play! We also chat about the challenges and rewards of being in Broadway's first a cappella musical, In Transit. My analysis for "If I Were a Bell" mostly focuses on Sarah Brown being drunk, and the fun ways Frank Loesser chose to musicalize it.
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