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News Betty Buckley Will Catch Carrie Revival Prior to NYC Master Classes Tony Award winner Betty Buckley, who created the role of Margaret White in the original Broadway production of Carrie, plans to attend the current MCC Off-Broadway revival of the musical this weekend prior to offering a four-day Song Interpretation & Scene Study Workshop.

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Presented by The T. Schreiber Studio, the workshop will be held at Chelsea Studios. The four classes are scheduled for Feb. 12 from 4:30 PM-9 PM and Feb. 13, 14 and 15 from 6:30 PM-11 PM.

In her classes, Buckley, according to press notes, "shares her expertise and guides her students through a methodology that facilitates audience connection through songs and monologues. Her emotional connection to songs and audiences is renowned, and that very connection is at the heart of what Ms. Buckley imparts to her students."

An accompanist will be provided.

For further details and to arrange an interview, prospective participants should contact [email protected].

Betty Buckley offered acclaimed performances in Broadway's Sunset Boulevard, Carrie, Song & Dance, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, 1776, Triumph of Love and Promises, Promises. She won a Tony Award for her performance as Grizabella in the Broadway production of Cats, and she starred on the London stage in Promises, Promises and Sunset Boulevard, earning an Olivier Award nomination for her work in the latter. Her screen credits are numerous. "Ghostlight," produced by T Bone Burnett, is due in spring 2012, and "Ah Men! The Boys of Broadway," a recording of her hit New York concert, will also be released on CD.

The Tony-winning Cats star will also offer master classes in Chicago March 1-4; visit BettyBuckley.com.

 
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