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But looking she is probably of average height and has blonde hair and brown eyes. Likewise, Katie Weber doesn’t have a Wikipedia page, although she has appeared in many Broadway musicals and has been critically acclaimed.If you want to know more about Katie Weber then explore the following 10 interesting facts about her given below: Name

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Katie Webber has appeared in many tv series like Girls Most Likely, Smash, It could be worse, et cetera. She is currently garnering a lot of attention thanks to her beautiful recipes and great presentation in her Instagram accounts. It’s The Pictures That Got Small: Meet Joshua Redford, Star of Reston Community Players’ ‘Sunset Boulevard’ on DCMetroTheaterArts.Katie Webber is an actress, nutritionist, blogger, influencer, and author of a cookbook. Sunset Boulevardplays through March 21, 2015 at Reston Community Players performing at CenterStage at the Reston Community Center – 2310 Colts Neck Road, For tickets, call the box office at (703) 476-4500 x 3, or purchase them online. The Sunset Boulevard ensemble includes Dwayne (DJ) Harney, Danny McKay, Kieth Flores, Sean Cator, Anthony Khong, Jasmine Jones, Cara Giambrone, Blake Green, Sally Kiernan, Grace McCarthy, and Karen Kelleher. The RCP Sunset Boulevard cast features Katie McManus (Norma Desmond) Joshua Redford (Joe Gillis) Paul Tonden (Max) Katie Depp (Betty) Richard Farella (Artie) Mike Bagwell (Cecil B. Elisa Rosman, who recently music directed NextStop’s critically acclaimed Into the Woods, is musical director for Sunset Boulevard. Jennifer Lambert is the producer. Mark Hidalgo, most recently seen in McLean Community Players’ La Cage aux Folles, RCP’s Legally Blonde, and Arlington Players’ 9 to 5, directs and choreographs. Webber’s score includes such poignant, bittersweet romantic songs as “With One Look” and “As If We Never Said Goodbye”.

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Winner of seven Tony Awards, Sunset Boulevard combines the classic movie feel with what TIME magazine calls “Lloyd Webber’s most artfully constructed score.” The hit musical has engulfed audiences around the world. It runs the gamut with themes! Katie McManus as Norma Desmond. The themes in this show will always be relevant: love (and unrequited love), fame (or lack thereof), greed, narcissism. How is Sunset Boulevard relevant to audiences today? I hope our audiences see (and hear) a very intriguing story with really beautiful melodies. I think the general masses still see musicals as hokey or corny, so I always hope that some will see much further than that. What do you hope audiences take away from this production?

I think it appeals to a majority (and not just the regular/typical theatergoers). I think Sunset Boulevard is a very accessible show. What makes Sunset Boulevard special or unique? Well, the title song, “Sunset Boulevard” is fantastic. What number from Sunset Boulevard do you wish you were singing (and why)? It’s very difficult to pick just one, but I would have to say “As if We Never Said Goodbye.” I think Norma is at her most vulnerable here. What is your favorite number that you do in Sunset Boulevard (and why)? Like anyone, I think, she wants to feel her life has purpose. My challenge is to keep that complexity (and neuroses, as the case may be) and make her as “human” as I can. She’s complex she could come across as very unlikeable and unsympathetic. What is the most challenging thing about playing your character? She has beautiful songs to sing, and her story is neurotic, lovely, and heartbreaking. Katie: Playing Norma Desmond is certainly a dream role. McManus has been honored with numerous WATCH best actress nominations for such productions as A New Brain, 110 in the Shade (winner, 2009), Curtains (winner, 2010), and Side Show as well as a Helen Hayes award for best ensemble ( Rent, 2010).ĭiane: What is the most exciting thing about playing the iconic Norma Desmond? Inspired by Billy Wilder’s iconic 1950 film, Webber’s musical version, featuring book and lyrics by Don Black and Christopher Hampton, focuses on the fading career of legendary silent film star Norma Desmond, portrayed by critically acclaimed Washington actress Katie McManus, recently seen in Ford’s Theatre’s Violet, NextStop’s Into the Woods, and Creative Cauldron’s Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris (2015 Helen Hayes nomination for best ensemble). Norma Desmond, in the form of the multi-talented and versatile Katie McManus, is waiting for her close-up in Reston Community Players’ sumptuous rendition of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Sunset Boulevard, opening Feb.

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