English actors and the drawl of shame by Zoe Strimpel
The West End is full of American plays. Great, but why must they be performed by actors with such dodgy accents?
The West End is full of American plays. Great, but why must they be performed by actors with such dodgy accents?
One of these days when the curtain is raised on "The Phantom of the Opera," the long-running Broadway show, the person portraying Christine Daae, the female lead, will be Caroline Brody.
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