How Gypsy Director George C. Wolfe Reimagined Theater's Legendary Stage Mother
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In the bustling rehearsal room for Gypsy, Audra McDonald holds a small dog, showcasing her down-to-earth vibe as the production reaches a critical moment 50 days before its debut.
Director George C. Wolfe, characterized as restless and energetic, immersed the room in activity, guiding performers, adjusting blocking, and engaging with cast members to enhance their performances.
As rehearsals unfold, McDonald dives into her role as Rose, battling her father's criticisms during an audition scene, ultimately leading to her powerful number, "Some People."
Despite the familiarity of Gypsy's plot and music, the cast's energy and Wolfe's direction inject new life into this classic musical, setting the stage for an exciting opening.
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