Showing posts with label cabaret. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cabaret. Show all posts
Sienna Miller mentions Emma in a new Interview with Vanity Fair
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I saw Emma. Before I saw Emma, I saw an understudy do it, Andrea, who was great. Emma was on hand and has remained on hand and has been completely open and brilliant and just is such an amazing person. She warned me of the challenges and pitfalls that she felt. Talked me through stamina and gave me vitamin infusion numbers. And left me throat spray and stuff and all of the things that got her through the show. It was really sweet.
Are you conscious of trying to give the role your own spin, in comparison to anyone who has played it before, or is that not something you worry about?
There’s no real way of doing an impersonation in this part. Emma was brilliant, and she was also completely different, I think, from what I’m doing. By all accounts, Michelle was completely different from what [Emma] was doing. We all are complexly different, and that’s according to the cast. This part, it sort of has to be your own version. It’s really bottomless, and it’s really open for interpretation, and there really are a million different ways that you can go with it.
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New Picture of Emma from last night
gelology It's not a raw egg, it's Sally's Last Hangover-a g&t edible cocktail in an eggshell shot glass! #emmastone @cabaretthemusical #jelloshot #gelicious
Great New Fan Pictures and Vids of Emma outside Studio 54
The pictures are taken last night and the past few days. Enjoy
New Picture of Emma and Colin Donnell backstage at Studio54
#Cabaret with @pattimurin tonight. It was stunning! Congrats to all the cast and crew over at Studio54.
New/Old Studio 54 Backstage Picture of Emma with Alan Cumming & Joan Collins
Backstage with Emma Stone, And Alan Cumming , No you're not seeing things Joan Rivers Is on his T-shirt#Notforgotten
Emma talks to EW on what inspires her
Cabaret on Broadway, 2014–present
I’m listening to Radio Nova, which is this retro-feeling online French radio station. I don’t understand what anybody’s saying, but the music is so good that it just makes me feel perfectly misplaced. I listen to that in my dressing room, which I don’t think anyone else appreciates, but I do. I’ve been watching this rare, live performance of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” by Judy Garland on YouTube, and I play “It’s Only a Paper Moon” by Ella Fitzgerald a lot. That song just makes me think of Sally Bowles. I have a huge paper moon in my dressing room with [costar] Alan Cumming’s face in it. I also read Christopher Isherwood’s Berlin Stories before I go on each night. It’s what the play is based on, so I reread different Sally portions to re-remind me of the person I’m playing.
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