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Special Features STAGE VIEWS: Ragtime Tony Nominee Christiane Noll Playbill.com's new series features brief chats with Broadway actors commenting on their recent theatregoing experiences, what productions they are looking forward to and more. Here, via e-mail, we speak with singing actress Christiane Noll.

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Christiane Noll

What show recently impressed you?
Loved Follies. Took my mother. She and I have both performed with Ron Raines, so we were particularly tickled to be there to support him! She and I used to sing "One More Kiss," and we sat there with bated breath waiting for that moment. I thought Rosalind Elias was so regal and still sang beautifully. My mom and I were in tears through a lot of the show. Love watching the older ladies "kick" it!! So proud of the entire production and the folks down at the Kennedy Center. Just a beautiful show.

What production are you most excited to see?
I'm excited for Porgy and Bess. I'm certainly ready to see Audra [McDonald] do wonderful things, but I'm also so thrilled for Norm Lewis. He's such an elegant performer and has such a gorgeous instrument.

What play/musical would you most like to be revived on Broadway, and which role would you want to play?
If they ever revive The King and I, I would love a crack at Mrs. Anna!

What are your current/upcoming projects?
I'm doing my new one-woman show in New Mexico, Texas, Missouri, California and Washington into the New Year. And, I've been helping to develop a new play by David Brian Colbert called C.O.A.L. (Confessions of a Liar). Really interesting. Can't what to see what happens with that.

*** Christiane Noll received a Tony nomination for her portrayal of Mother in the revival of Ragtime. Her Broadway and/or touring credits include Urinetown, Mambo Kings, It Ain’t Nothin’ But the Blues, Jekyll & Hyde, Grease, Miss Saigon, City of Angels and South Pacific. Noll's other theatrical credits include Julie Andrews: The Gift of Music, Frankenstein the Musical, Ace, Witches of Eastwick, New Moon (Encores!) and Student Prince.

 
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