The Book of Mormon. Doyle remains a cast member of the Broadway revival of
Company, which began previews on 2nd March 2020, and suspended performances due to the coronavirus pandemic ten days later. It is, apparently, one of the only Broadway shows to have some form of pandemic insurance.
Doyle’s singing range is remarkable, hitting the high notes in ‘I Believe’ from
The Book of Mormon and ‘Joanna’ from
Sweeney Todd seemingly effortlessly. While he has the privilege of having a role in a high profile production of a Stephen Sondheim musical to return to when government restrictions are lifted, there was a time when the future looked less rosy, to the point where Doyle contemplating leaving the entertainment industry, or at least the world of musical theatre, altogether. He never got as far as explaining what sort of career path he would have pursued (a hypothetical point in any event) – having seen and heard him perform in this online concert, it would have been a
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Live Music: Bands playing New Year s Eve in Henderson County
Steve Wong, Times-News correspondent
At 6 p.m. today, New Year’s Eve, the Blue Ridge Pistols will stop playing for the partiers at Triskelion Brewing Company to ring in the New Year.
Yes, you read that correctly 6 p.m., not midnight, is when toasts will be made, everyone gets a hug, and you kiss that special someone.
No, wait we’re in the midst of a surging pandemic! Make those toasts six feet away from other people. Absolutely no hugging! And you just might have to kiss that special someone with face masks on. Welcome to 2021, and the band plays on.