| Great White Way Spotlight |
[08 Jun 2009|05:04pm] |
 "Fugue for Nolan"
Two-time Tony winner Kale Nolan is no stranger to the Broadway stage or our site. He made his Broadway debut back in 1983 as a child in The King and I, which was followed by roles in Oliver!, Les Miserables, The Goodbye Girl, and Annie. Originating Billy Flynn in the revival of Chicago, Kale won his first Tony, which was followed up with his second a few years later when he played Max Bialystock in the ever-popular The Producers. Stints in Avenue Q and Legally Blonde the Musical, as nasty Professor Callahan, followed. Now he is originating a classic role in another revival: Nathan Detroit in this year’s Guys and Dolls. Mr. Detroit himself sits down with us this week in our Spotlight.
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