In case you’re wondering why Roberto Alagna‘s Roméo suddenly sprouted baby-blue capri pants between dress rehearsal and opening night, well, cherchez la femme, as they say.
“It was a little bit tricky,” [Alagna] laughs. “They gave me a sort of, I don’t know, very short underwear. It was right for the situation, but Angela didn’t agree. So we changed it.”
Alagna reveals more (secrets, that is, not leg) in an interview with Barbara Hoffman in the New York Post.
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