A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder- meet cast member Margie Remmers!
What do you find appealing about your character and this
show? Mark Twain said, “I like a good
What have you learned about yourself in playing the role of
“Lady Eugenia”? This role has been the greatest challenge of my acting career,
because the real me is nothing like Lady Eugenia. In fact, I try very hard to
be the opposite of everything she is! However,
with Frank’s great direction and belief in my ability to become this character,
I have learned that it is possible to reach deep inside and play the part of
someone who is far different than you. Taking on the persona of someone else
is, after all, what acting is really all about.
What do you want the audience to experience/take away from
this show? I hope the audience laughs so hard that they we have to pass tissues
down the aisle!
How does this show differ from other shows you have worked
on? The ensemble in this show aren’t just backup voices or dancers. We all have
significant parts that get highlighted as part of the story. That makes it
super fun.
How long have you been acting and what made you get involved
in theatre? How did you get involved with LTA? I have been performing since I
arrived on the scene—singing a high F, when other babies cry! As for LTA, I first sat in this theatre in
the spring of 1996 enthralled by the amazing show, Forever Plaid. A few months
later, a friend encouraged me to audition for the fall musical, and I was cast
in the ensemble of Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Sorcerer. The rest, as they
say, is history, as LTA became my second family. I met my husband here, raised
my children here, and made lifelong friends here.
What advice would you give others who are interested in
working in theatre? Life begins at the edge of your comfort zone. Theatre
people are the most welcoming, encouraging, tolerant people on the planet. Come
play with us!
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