In a play you have your main cast. In the event that one of those main cast members gets sick and can't perform, the understudy goes on stage instead.
It is someone in the company who must know basically all the roles in the production because swings are the people who fill in for the understudy, when the understudy must play someone else's role. They are basically all of the "understudy's understudy"
An understudy is an actor who substitutes for an actor in a prominent role when that lead actor is unavailable. The understudy is prepared to go on stage at every performance, just in case.
Substitute for an actor.
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An understudy should not necessarily have an understudy.
in a play some people need an understudy
It is someone in the company who must know basically all the roles in the production because swings are the people who fill in for the understudy, when the understudy must play someone else's role. They are basically all of the "understudy's understudy"
It is someone in the company who must know basically all the roles in the production because swings are the people who fill in for the understudy, when the understudy must play someone else's role. They are basically all of the "understudy's understudy"
understudy
just make the girl/boy sick and be the understudy.
A protege is an understudy
It depends which production you saw, and when. Here are a list of current understudies and standbys for all English speaking productions. Broadway: Jennifer DiNoia (standby), Stephanie Torns (understudy). First National Tour: Mariand Torres (standby), Carla Stickler (understudy). Second National Tour: Anne Brummel (standby), Christine Dwyer (understudy). San Francisco: Felicia Ricci (standby), Alyssa Fox (understudy). London: Nikki Davis-Jones (standby), Stevie Tate-Bauer (understudy). Sydney, Australia: Zoe Gertz (understudy).
The Understudy - Seinfeld - was created on 1995-05-18.
Understudy - Smash - was created on 2012-04-09.
An understudy is a person that learns the leads lines and goes on for the lead in short notice
An understudy is an actor who substitutes for an actor in a prominent role when that lead actor is unavailable. The understudy is prepared to go on stage at every performance, just in case.