PhotosPHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Two-Show Day With Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson's Jeff Hiller and Greg HildrethEver wonder about the routine of a Broadway actor on one of those grueling two-performance days? Bloody Bloody cast members Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth share a particularly exciting day spent together at work and play.
By
Matthew Blank
November 22, 2010
Armed with a digital camera, Hiller and Hildreth play fast and loose with our offer to document an average day in the life of a professional stage actor. Here is a special day at Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson with Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth:
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A Two-Show Day With Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson's Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
A Two-Show Day With Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson's Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson play fast and loose with Playbill's look at a two-show day in the life of Broadway actors.
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Time to wake up! Greg Hildreth sleeps over at Jeff Hiller's house after a falling-out with his cat.
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
We're "on a break." It's complicated with Pigeon the Cat.
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
Greg could bunk with Jeff, but it's only a King sized bed.
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
We love to warm up in the morning with yoga... but we love catching up on TiVo better.
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
Now that we're on Broadway, we brush our teeth.
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
Calling our stage manager to tell him we're stuck on the F train and might be a little late for the matinee.
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
When we arrive at the theatre, we argue over which of our butts is on the marquee.
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
After signing in, we share a moment with Jerry, our doorman. We... umm... we have a past.
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
We stop by to chat with Cameron Ocasio who plays "Lyncoya." At age 10, his dressing room is three times the size of ours. He thinks that's funny. We do not.
Jeff Hiller and Greg Hildreth
Time to climb up to our dressing room! Yay! It's on the 5th floor!
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson is "an audacious mix of historical fact and invention, [that] uses the story of America’s controversial seventh president—the man who invented the Democratic Party, doubled the size of our nation and signed the Indian Removal Acts that started the Trail of Tears — to investigate the attraction and terrors of American populism, using a raucous blend of outrageous comedy, anarchic theatricality and infectious emo rock."
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For tickets, currently on sale through Jan. 9, 2011, visit Telecharge.com or phone (212) 239-6200. The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre is located at 242 West 45th Street.
