PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Killer Two-Show Day at A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder with Tony Nominee Lauren Worsham | °ëµºÌåÓý

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PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Killer Two-Show Day at A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder with Tony Nominee Lauren Worsham

Jefferson dies eight times per show. All that dying makes him want to kill someone… namely me. Death by anti-dust spray?

PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Killer Two-Show Day at A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder with Tony Nominee Lauren Worsham

Lauren Worsham, a recent Tony Award nominee for her performance in A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, documented a two-show day spent with the loving, murder-obsessed company of actors this winter. We take this chance to look back.
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Jefferson dies eight times per show. All that dying makes him want to kill someone… namely me. Death by anti-dust spray?
Yet another morning where I awake bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, ready to take on the day.
We're hosting a holiday party in a week so I spend my mornings baking and freezing, stockpiling pound cakes. This one is an eggnog pound cake with bourbon glaze. Yum!
A little more presentable and heading into work with a few yummy snacks for the theater.
It is really cold out!
Upon arriving at the theater I first run into Eddie Korbich who may or may not be allergic to my wreath. Jury is still out.
Jane Carr (Miss Shingle) and Bryce Pinkham (Monty Navarro) stop by my dressing room for a brief chat.
First step, putting my hair into pin curls.
Second step, arty photo-taking.
Wig caps make everyone look really sexy.
The lovely Monica helps me into my Phoebe wig while training swing Emilia. Lots of pins!
Fully made-up, wigged and mic-ed and still taking arty photos.
Compare and contrast? My face with the beautiful makeup plot done by our designer Brian Strumwasser.
Scandalous, uncomfortable, I-love-you and I-hate-you, devil corset shot. Getting ready to go on stage! Do the show and then lunch!
One show down, the beautiful Lisa O'Hare and I meet for lunch at Ippudo. Here she is standing in line outside on 50th street.
The line is long but we really wanted ramen!
Lisa was so hungry she almost ate her own nose.
Bryce Pinkham joins us for lunch. He's incognito.
Bryce and I having a very intense discussion about pork buns.
The ramen arrives piping hot and absolutely delicious.
Lisa tests the ramen. It is good.
We shared a pork bun and left a little show lipstick on the edge.
I was ravenous.
After lunch Lisa and I did a little shopping. Stopping by Domus for gifts, Schmackery's for cookies and finally Delphinium Home for a little wrapping paper.
Two show days really bring out the love and murder in our group. Here, dance captain Mark Ledbetter schools Joanna Glushak while also threatening to kill her. That's how he keeps us on our toes.
We are a very lovingly lethal cast. Eddie Korbich fondly embraces Price Waldman…with a garrote.
The sublime Catherine Walker and I looking like precogs from "Minority Report."
The mischievous Jeff Kready threatens to poke Lisa O'Hare with a hairpin.
After her harrowing encounter, Catherine Walker comforts Lisa with some cake.
Sometimes you drop 25-pound weights on your stage managers. Brian Rardin seems unwitting.
Our amazing dresser Tree Lonon calms me down with a choke-hold.
Meanwhile, Jane Carr and Jefferson Mays are trading stories way up on the fourth floor, above the fray.
Uh oh, stage manager Rachel Zack found Tree's scissors. This may not end well.
You would never know that Lady Eugenia was such a minx under all those dead foxes. Here the kittenish Joanna Glushak seduces the steamer.
Unfortunately, Aimee has decided to try to kill Joanna via death-by-corset.
Ms. Texas herself, Jennifer Smith is friendly with everyone, even the stuffed animals.
However, sometimes even the animals are obsessed with murder.
Jefferson dies eight times per show. All that dying makes him want to kill someone… namely me. Death by anti-dust spray?
There is a lot going on here. We are clearly ready to start the second show but we can't seem to quit giggling and dying.
Bryce Pinkham and Jeff Kready share a naughty secret that I cannot tell you, but it's good.
Finally, our stage manager Susie Cordon calls us to order! It's time to start the show!
Two shows done, makeup off, train ride back to Brooklyn and I am out like a light.
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