| re: Kind of an insulting way to have the understudy in the Playbill |
| Posted by: ablankpage 05:54 pm EDT 09/16/24 |
| In reply to: Kind of an insulting way to have the understudy in the Playbill - mikem 01:15 pm EDT 09/16/24 |
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The recent revival of Three Tall Women (spoilers, maybe?)
had the ushers hand out a playbill insert page *after* the performance to acknowledge the actor playing The Boy, I suppose to keep his appearance a surprise. The actress who played A lying in bed during the second half was not credited in the playbill or elsewhere. A different situation, but the point is I think there is some flexibility in crediting actors. I'm sure there are other examples too. |
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