Sutton Foster Returns to Broadway in 'The Music Man'
Unhinged and Hilarious: Sutton Foster's Princess Fred in 'The Music Man'
New York, NY - Broadway star Sutton Foster is returning to the Great White Way in a revival of 'The Music Man'. Foster, who won a Tony Award for her role in 'Thoroughly Modern Millie', will play the role of Princess Fred, the unhinged wife of con man Harold Hill.
A Comedic Role Filled with Laughts
Foster is known for her comedic timing and ability to land a laugh. In 'The Music Man', she will have ample opportunity to showcase her talents. The role of Princess Fred is a departure from her previous roles, which have typically been more serious and romantic.
Foster's London Debut in 'Anything Goes'
Before returning to Broadway, Foster made her London debut in the musical 'Anything Goes'. She played the role of Reno Sweeney, a nightclub singer. Foster received rave reviews for her performance, calling it "a tour de force".
A Career Filled with Success
Foster's career has been filled with success. She has won a Tony Award, two Drama Desk Awards, and three Outer Critics Circle Awards. She has also been nominated for four Emmy Awards.
Foster's role in 'The Music Man' is sure to be another highlight in her illustrious career. Her comedic timing and ability to connect with audiences will make her a standout in this classic musical.
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