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But I’ve come full circle and I’m so pleased to be officially working with the Lythgoes and others. So, I’ve got history with the Lythgoe family from 23 years ago. I got kicked out of the competition and Nigel was furious. That’s when they found out I was under age. But then, of course, they had to check everybody’s identification and make sure no one was below the age of 16. I got quite far in the competition, making it to the final rounds.
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I’d met his dad, Nigel Lythgoe, 23 years ago when I auditioned for one of the first-ever singing TV competitions called Pop Idol in the U.K. When I met Kris Lythgoe, we actually had some history. Are there stand-out acting moments from those early years that stick with you? SN: You’ve been performing since you were young.
Maid Marion has always been a role I’ve wanted to play. I’d grown up learning about Robin Hood and going to Nottingham Castle. Sohm Kapila: Being from Nottingham and having this opportunity come about was pretty cool. Does it feel like a role you were made to play? Stu News: An amazing coincidence to have grown up in Nottingham and be cast as a lead in Robin Hood. These conversations have been edited for clarity and brevity. This is her first appearance at the Laguna Playhouse. Since moving to Los Angeles five years ago, she’s worked with Apple TV, Netflix, Universal, Paramount, NBC, Warner Brothers, 20th Century Fox and CBS. Recent roles include Mindy Kaling’s Never Have I Ever, filming on season two of The Morning Show, guest starring roles on S.W.AT., 911, Grey’s Anatomy, and co-producing the film Ashes on the Highway. Trained in London with a BA (Hons) in Meisner Acting, Kapila has worked in film, television, theater productions, animation, voice overs, radio and gaming. The Indian-born actress was raised in Nottingham, England (home of Sherwood Forest). Sohm Kapila plays the role of Maid Marion.
Ryan and Sohm Kapila star as Robin Hood and Maid Marion in the holiday panto now playing at the Laguna Playhouse Their personal stories were as rich and rewarding as the performances they both delivered. Stu News sat down with both Robin Hood and Maid Marion to learn more about the people behind the costumes. Endless invisible forces operate behind the scenes in every production, informing how the parts are played and enriching the audience experience. Where they grew up, how they were trained, early experiences that shaped their identities and recent events that impact their daily lives are all present, however subtly, on stage. Backstage with Robin Hood and Maid Marionīehind every entertaining performance are the actors who bring their whole selves to their roles.
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