Here is what Gingy (Kieran Lloyd) had to say:
Favourite Part: Forever with Dragon and the knights. The actress playing Dragon is amazing and I just love the music and the blocking! I also really like "What's Up, Duloc?". The dance is a lot of fun and our Farquaad does the entire dance (and the show, for that matter) on his knees. It's great!
Why I like being in musical: I've always loved dance and singing and acting, so it's great times three. Also, I love all my musical friends to death and it's SO MUCH FUN! Anyone who has never been in a musical should try it at some point!
I'm the voice of the Gingerbread Man (otherwise known as Gingy). Onstage, you'll see me as the fairy in pink holding the Gingy puppet. I'm also one of the Duloc dancers and one of the tap dancing rats in "Morning Person" at the beginning of Act II.
I'm the voice of the Gingerbread Man (otherwise known as Gingy). Onstage, you'll see me as the fairy in pink holding the Gingy puppet. I'm also one of the Duloc dancers and one of the tap dancing rats in "Morning Person" at the beginning of Act II.
Favourite Part: Forever with Dragon and the knights. The actress playing Dragon is amazing and I just love the music and the blocking! I also really like "What's Up, Duloc?". The dance is a lot of fun and our Farquaad does the entire dance (and the show, for that matter) on his knees. It's great!
Why I like being in musical: I've always loved dance and singing and acting, so it's great times three. Also, I love all my musical friends to death and it's SO MUCH FUN! Anyone who has never been in a musical should try it at some point!
I'm the voice of the Gingerbread Man (otherwise known as Gingy). Onstage, you'll see me as the fairy in pink holding the Gingy puppet. I'm also one of the Duloc dancers and one of the tap dancing rats in "Morning Person" at the beginning of Act II.
I'm the voice of the Gingerbread Man (otherwise known as Gingy). Onstage, you'll see me as the fairy in pink holding the Gingy puppet. I'm also one of the Duloc dancers and one of the tap dancing rats in "Morning Person" at the beginning of Act II.
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