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4/23/2018

Featured Chorister, Eddie Eichenhorn

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This season will be Eddie Eichenhorn’s sixth year with MOTCC where he has participated in the mainstage productions of Brundibár, The Happy Prince, and Carmen. He has also performed the role of Koko in MOTCC’s production of Mikado, as well as Dwalin in The Hobbit. Other performances include Timon in Lion King Jr., and Gavroche in Les Miserables. ​Eichenhorn will be performing the role of Dike Deadeye in the upcoming MOTCC production of H.M.S. Pinafore on Saturday, April 28, 2018 at the Detroit Opera House.
Fun Facts About Eddie:
  • Eddie discovered MOTCC through his brother, Miles Eichenhorn
  • He is an avid baseball player and fan and, on occasion, an empire
  • His family inspired him to sing
  • Last summer he visited Europe with his family, his favorite city was London
  • His dream role is Max Bialystock in The Producers 
My Favorite Memory from MOTCC: 
“I think my favorite moment in the MOTCC was the student dress rehearsal of The Mikado. My whole class was there to see me in the biggest part I’ve ever had. I think that was the most nervous I have ever been. I recall coming out for my first entrance, I had one line of dialogue before I would go into my song. I remember looking out at the crowd before delivering that line, barely being able to breathe, and debating if I should yell to stop the show. Of course, I said the line and the music started to play for my song. It was at that moment I realized that there was nothing to worry about, I was the lead of an opera at the opera house; if they didn’t think I could do it, then they wouldn't have cast me in the role. That might be the biggest thing I have learned from the MOTCC: you wouldn’t be put somewhere or asked to do something if people didn’t believe you could do.
 
I will always remember going back to school and my friends looking at me and saying. 'Eddie your opera was so cool, but what exactly was it about.' And to them I would respond, 'Nobody really knows.'" - Eddie 

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