It’s safe to say you’ve probably heard Kristen Li’s voice. She’s a rising voice-over artist, who’s lent her talents to projects including Monster’s Inc, Monsters University, and Teen Titans Go. She’ll next portray Bubbles in The Powerpuff Girls reboot. Yes, they’re bringing it back! And, we can’t wait. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Kristen about her career and The Powerpuff Girls reboot. The Powerpuff Girls Questions PC: Were you familiar with the series before you auditioned? Kristen: Yes! I used to watch the show with my dad
The much anticipated cast recording of Broadway’s newest hit Dear Evan Hansen is coming soon! The official twitter account for the new musical announced this morning that fans can pre-order the album on December 2nd and can anticipate a release early next year. The album will be released by Atlantic Records. In the meantime, fans can listen to “Waving Through a Window” by Ben Platt and “Only Us”, the charming duet by Platt and co-star Laura Dreyfuss on the musical’s website. You can watch the music video for “Only Us” below: Following
When you step through the entrance to the Imperial Theater to see Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, you aren’t just entering a theater; you’re entering a new world. Set designer Mimi Lien has transformed every nook and cranny. The lobby boasts cement walls covered in Russian advertisements, posters, and spray paint. The theater itself is bursting with red velvet wall hangings, painted portraits in gilded frames, and gorgeous star-burst-like chandeliers. Walkways of stage snake through the middle of the orchestra and staircases lead from the mezzanine down
Mike Bartlett’s Love, Love, Love is a darkly comedic play that focuses on selfishness and its repercussions. It is a story of an insular couple whose own happiness matters more than anyone else’s around them—including their own children. Love, Love, Love is told over the course of three different decades, in three different acts. We first meet two young men—Kenneth (Richard Armitage) and Henry (Alex Hurt)—in the mid-1960s. Henry is working in London, and his younger brother, Kenneth, has come to live with him during his summer off from school. Henry’s