Charles Shaughnessy

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Biography

Whether portraying a refined Broadway producer or an adventurous butler, Charles Shaughnessy infuses his characters with the charm and sophistication of a true English…more

Born

2/9/1955, London, England, United Kingdom

Birth Name

Charles George Patrick Shaughnessy

Gender

Male
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    • Charles: Nothing is black and white and everything is part of the process: the only thing we know for certain is that things change.
    • Charles: (on the musical "Urinetown") The deeply thoughtful message of the play concerning abuse of power, corruption and oppression is wrapped in a deliciously anarchic and satirical coating that appeals directly to the sensibilities of just the kind of blossoming minds you find on campuses.
    • Charles: The inspiration for the piece came from the author's travels through Europe on a dime, where he found himself spending an exorbitant percentage of his budget on public toilets...yes, you PAY to pee in many European countries. Ruminating on this punitive tax, he found himself in Romania at a rally for Dictator Ceausescu. The scenes of brutish crowd control and intimidation linked with the prior injustice and... voila... URINETOWN.
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