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| Born | February 18, 1969 |
| Hometown | St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S. |
| Height | 6'2" (1.88m) |
| Spouse | Kevin Burrows |
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‘Death Becomes Her’ Musical Adaptation Takes Next Step Toward Stage With Megan Hilty, Jennifer Simard & Christopher Sieber
- A musical stage adaptation of the hit 1992 Robert Zemeckis film Death Becomes Her will take another step in its development this week when Universal Theatrical Group hosts a private reading in New York City, with a starry cast of Broadway performers, including Megan Hilty, Jennifer Simard and Christopher Sieber, taking part. Based on the […]
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In Netflix's 'The Prom,' Andrew Rannells asks evangelicals to love thy gay neighbor
Rannells, Ryan Murphy and the creative team share how the movie's "white guy gospel song" came to life at the Northridge mall.
- LifestyleDeadline
‘Nashville’s Kyle Dean Massey Joins Patti LuPone As Broadway’s Upcoming ‘Company’ Adds Cast
Broadway's upcoming revival of the Stephen Sondheim landmark musical Company starring Katrina Lenk and Patti LuPone has nearly rounded out its cast, with Nashville's Kyle Dean Massey, The Book of Mormon's Matt Doyle and The Prom's Christopher Sieber among the new arrivals. The additional casting for director Marianne Elliott's gender-reversed Company was announced today by […]
- LifestyleEntertainment Weekly
Broadway's new musical The Prom is filled with heart: EW review
The Prom review: New Broadway musical is filled with heart
- EntertainmentThe Wrap
‘The Prom’ Broadway Review: Indiana’s Back on the LGBT Chopping Block
When it comes to lampooning the state of Indiana as a hotbed of homophobia, Paul Rudnick definitely got there first with his screenplay for “In & Out.” That 1997 movie comedy starred Kevin Kline and Joan Cusack as two high school teachers, who, on the eve of their wedding, watch the Academy Awards only to discover that one of them, via an ex-student’s acceptance speech, is gay. Apparently, Indiana hasn’t grown more enlightened in the intervening years, at least as evidenced in “The Prom,” the n
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Broadway Review: ‘The Prom’
It seems like a dubious musical mash-up: Broadway narcissists-turned-activists take over a middle-American town to help a lesbian teen who just wants to bring her date to the prom. But with a tuneful score, a playful book, and performances that remind you what Broadway heart and chutzpah are all about, this cause celebre of a […]
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Broadway's Christopher Sieber On Optimism, Equality And Going Bald For Daddy Warbucks
The actor hopes his roles in "Annie" and "The Prom" encourage fans to fight for what's right.
- EntertainmentAssociated Press
Christopher Sieber wants to hear boos on Broadway
NEW YORK (AP) — When you suddenly need a Broadway leading man, who can you call? What about if you have to have someone at a moment's notice to do demanding physical comedy?
