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Norm Lewis: Broadway’s First Black Phantom Shares Unexpected Journey

Norm Lewis: Broadway’s First Black Phantom Shares Unexpected Journey

Published 1 year, 4 months ago
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Hey y’all, what’s up? In this video, I sit down with the legendary Norm Lewis—Broadway’s first Black Phantom! We’re talking about everything from his groundbreaking role in *The Phantom of the Opera* to his inspiring journey through 14 Broadway shows over nearly four decades. Ever wonder what it’s like to play King Triton in *The Little Mermaid* or star in *Les Misérables*? Norm spills it all, with stories about unforgettable performances, working alongside icons like Audra McDonald, and even his hilarious costume adventures as King Triton! 🎭✨


Norm shares his path from singing in church to becoming a Broadway trailblazer, his favorite roles, and how representation changed his life—and the landscape of theater. Plus, we talk about shows like *Chicken and Biscuits* and special moments from events like *Dreamgirls In Concert*. And yes, we talk about his incredible voice (seriously, goosebumps!).


If you love Broadway, performances that inspire, or want to hear an uplifting story about chasing your dreams, this one’s for you! Hit subscribe and come on the ride as we celebrate Norm’s impact on theater and the next generation of performers. Let’s keep building legacies and making history together! 💫


CHAPTERS:

00:00 - Intro

01:10 - Introducing Norm Lewis

10:48 - Unemployment Insights

11:55 - Game: Who’s Norm Now Challenge

16:40 - Chicken and Biscuits Discussion

23:16 - The Little Mermaid Experience

27:30 - Ceremonies in Dark Old Men Overview

30:47 - Legacy Aspirations

32:00 - Voice Lessons Importance

32:46 - Advice to Younger Self

34:30 - Most Transformative Show

35:50 - OUTRO - Thank You for Watching

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