We catch up with theatre veteran Wayne Scott Kermond to chat about his experiences working with The Production Company on their latest show The Producers, which began previews today at the Arts Centre Melbourne.
Wayne is playing the role of Max Bialystock, a struggling Broadway producer who joins forces with stage-struck accountant Leo Bloom (Brent Hill) to strike it rich by producing the worst musical ever written.
In this interview (complete with Ula belting in the background!), Wayne explains how he approached the work, what he brings to the role and reveals his show crush…
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