If the Korrektiv brothers were playing the Brothers Karamazov in a musical stage adaptation on Broadway, how would it shake out?
Rufus McCain as Dmitri
Henri Young as Ivan
Quin Finnegan as Alyosha
If the Korrektiv brothers were playing the Brothers Karamazov in a musical stage adaptation on Broadway, how would it shake out?
Rufus McCain as Dmitri
Henri Young as Ivan
Quin Finnegan as Alyosha
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I had Finnegan pegged as Ivan. But thanks.
McCain as Aloysha.
I actually feel more like Smerdyakov (the bastard fourth brother) most of the time.
Maybe Lickona could fill in as Alyosha, Finnegan as Ivan, Young as Dmitri, McCain as Smerdyakov. No, I still think it’s got to be Young as Ivan. Finnegan can play Dmitri. Cubeland Mystic as old man Karamazov. Then we’ve got angelmeg, Ironic Catholic, and Jenny from Chicago for the female parts. Theocoid (“Is My Phylactery Showing?” as Fr. Zosima. Between all of us there should be plenty of kids available for that last scene with Alyosha.