Diana and Anthony Fedorov appeared on NewsOK.com's "The Oklahoman" program earlier this week to promote the Okalhoma City production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, which wraps up with two performances tomorrow. On the program, Diana and Anthony talked about opening night and their time on American Idol, while scenes from the show are shown interspersed. Watch the eight-minute segment below:
Rick Rogers of NewsOK.com also reveiwed opening night of the production, saying the following about Diana and Anthony:
In the role of the narrator, DeGarmo has a nice pop-inflected voice that works well for this type of show. But each time she sang with any intensity, her lyrics were all but incomprehensible. Fedorov’s attractive voice also lends itself to this music, most impressively in "Close Every Door,” one of the musical’s few calm moments. The pair’s success on "Idol” helped pave the way for musical theater opportunities. Talent and perseverance will see that their efforts continue to get noticed.
In a preview piece on the show also written by Rogers published Sun., July 19, Diana was quoted as saying:
"My character is the gel that glues the audience to the stage,” DeGarmo said of her role as narrator. "I love being the show’s storyteller, but I also like that she often gets to say what the audience is thinking. And since there’s no spoken dialogue, you have to learn how to tell the story through song.”
In his review, Rogers stated that there were sound issues during the show's opening, but the talent of the cast was able to overcome any setbacks on the technical side.

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