Don Lockwood

And I think that it was the biggest costume.

I won't give you the answer, but in 1952, the number one adult costume was dressing as Don Lockwood.

Who's Don

Lockwood? I had to look it up.

A lot of cold

guys out there walking around.

The number one costume in 1952, Don Lockwood.

Now,

What is this song? It

was an absolute joy to then get to work in the rehearsal room, have rehearsals with you on Kathy Seldon, Don Lockwood, the two leading roles in Singing in the Rain.

and get to do Dolly Needham's fabulous choreography and get to perform at the Leicester Haymarket.

And just to get to do those iconic songs, those amazing tap routines, and get to have you as the leading lady.

But then I'm also, because I danced so much in my early career and I'm kind of known as sort of a dancer, I look at other roles too.

So like going in for Singing in the Rain, I wouldn't, but it's unique because I wouldn't have pegged myself at Don Lockwood.

I wouldn't have immediately gone for Don because at the time I was like, no, I'm Cosmo Brown.

Like I'm the sidekick.

And I always thought that's what I was.

And then And then I did another production of the show where we, same thing.

I don't, why is Don so hard to cast? But we lost our Don Lockwood and we found a great Cosmo Brown.

And then they're like, well, you're, I was choreographing it at the time.

I have a funny one from 1952.

Do you guys know who Don Lockwood is?

I created Lockwood Distilling in Richardson.

That's not

I thought singing in the rain was Bing Crosby or Fred Astaire or somebody.

Well, the

main character's name was Don Lockwood.

Oh, okay.

1951, Tarzan.

1952, Don Lockwood, which is Singing in the Rain, right? I think that's, you know, the umbrella, the tap dancer.

I think that's, what's his name? Gene Kelly.

Gene Kelly, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.