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About the Show
As Bob Gaudio, composer and one fourth of the pop juggernaut that is Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons in the hit musical Jersey Boys, Preston Truman Boyd often has to take the reins of the group. A calm backstage space is exactly what the doctor ordered. The star of the national tour gave Broadway.com a peek at his dressing room to see what his must-haves are to “walk like a man.”
“Jersey Boys is full of singing; it’s a vocally heavy show, so it’s important to be healthy. To stay on top of an eight-show week, a cup of tea, some great snacks and vitamin C go a long way.”
“Everyone knows that a true Jersey boy pays much attention to his hair. The hair products I use for the show are very important to my experience on stage; I need to trust that I don't have a product that will sweat out halfway through the first act. I’ve found the perfect combination of hairspray, pomade, fiber gum and grooming cream to give me a good balance of hold and texture.”
“Being on the road away from your loved ones is always hard. I am often reminded of this due to being in a show about being on the road; therefore, I have my pictures and photo books to keep me company. After a long, two-show day, it's nice to have a little check in with the people I love.”
“Hygiene is very important to a Jersey boy. A clean shave, pearly whites and deodorized pits are not only good for the character, but also his castmates!”
See Boyd and the rest of the Jersey Boys at Jacksonville’s Moran Theatre at the Times Union Center March 13 through April 1.
