Strong dancers: musical theater and tap abilities. Must be strong character actors with comedic timing. High energy, versatile performers with the ability to meld into a cohesive ensemble.

The Falmouth Theatre Guild’s current production of the musical comedy “Something Rotten!” is so full of unforgettable characters, expertly delivered one-liners, melodic and sometimes soaring ...

William Shakespeare would be positively blushing from the zany musical-comedy “Something Rotten!” Just one catch, Will: Shakespeare’s a most unflattering character in the show, a scheming ...

Portia, portrayed by Sydney Paolillo, and Nigel, played by Ryan Lewiski, fall in love in the play ‘Something Rotten ... speaking in character before a recent rehearsal in the George P.

Cottage Theatre recently opened its 2025 season with Something Rotten, a musical comedy about two brothers ... including a short intermission. Character arcs are complete, if somewhat predictable, and ...

“Something Rotten!” is directed by Scott Faris with musical direction ... His ability to embody the awkward yet brilliant character is next level, giving true insight into Nigel’s strides toward ...

The Fulton Theatre’s Tony Award-nominated “Something Rotten” tells the story of ... When you envision a play that has Shakespeare as a character, you might think he’d be a bookish ...

With a charming, funny and energetic production of ‘Something Rotten,” Park Playhouse continues ... you realize it will be a fun night. The character of Shakespeare is shown as an egotistical ...

Nominated for 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, “Something Rotten!” has a hard-working roster of characters. For Garland’s leads, he cast Nick Bello as theatrical scribe hopeful Nick ...

Something Rotten features large song and dance numbers, and a wacky cast of over-the-top characters, each given his or her own special moment in the show to shine. Throughout its Broadway run ...

ALBANY, N.Y. — With a charming, funny and energetic production of ‘Something Rotten,” Park Playhouse ... you realize it will be a fun night. The character of Shakespeare is shown as an ...