“What did we do last night?”Īfter getting over the shock she’s faced with the question… to divorce or not to divorce? “Let me get this straight, you don’t remember anything?” Needless to say, this happened in Vegas 😉įrom the very beginning, my heart was already breaking a little for this guy though because he clearly remembered what had happened despite her mindblank. I challenge anyone to try and stop reading after the first page!Įvelyn wakes up one morning with a killer hangover and painfully fuzzy memories, in bed with a gorgeous, heavily inked man she doesn’t remember with his name tattooed on her body and a giant sparkling diamond on her finger. This book had one of the all-time best beginnings ever.

Lick is an addictive blend of heart-warming passion and light-hearted fun. I’d been wishing for a new rock star book and this one hit the spot and rocked my world!!

And to get to play these roles together in this hilarious and meaningful show is a dream come true!”įor more information, visit .“So congratulations. She’s a brilliant comedian and singer and one of my closest friends. Scherer said in an earlier statement, “It’s a thrill to be reunited with Vicki Lewis onstage. Also serving on the creative team are lighting designer Cameron Filepas, scenic designer Fred Sorrentino, costume designer Miranda Graves, sound designer Matt Feeney, prop designer Susan Bloir, and wig designer Jason Hayes. Kyle Javon Blocker, Christina Claire, Christie Dabreau, Markos Eugenis, Danny Feldman, Joshua Kring, Sealth Grover, Jillian Ann Lee, Amanda Leigh Lupacchino, Laura Renee Mehl, Lauren Rathbun, Quincy Southerland, Alexandra Tarsinov, Matt Walsh, Grace Wolf, Nikki Yarnell and Hunter Yocom round out the company.īroadway director Todd Buonopane helms the production which features choreography by Brooke Engen and music direction by Michael Gilch. Waits as Principal Hawkins, Matt Hill as Trent Oliver, Lillian Belle Doll as Emma Nolan, and Emily Pellecchia as her prom date, Alyssa Green. Joining them in the cast are Emily McNamara as Angie Dickinson, Richard E. Hoping to do some damage control over their public image, they insert themselves into a cause. Lewis plays Dee Dee Allen opposite Scherer as Barry Glickman, two narcissistic actors fresh off the flop musical Eleanor!: The Eleanor Roosevelt Story. Performances are scheduled through May 21. Beginning May 5, The Prom receives its regional premiere at New Jersey's Axelrod Performing Arts Center with Broadway's Vicki Lewis and John Scherer leading the company.

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