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Les Misérables - Third National (Nov 28, 1988 - Jul 23, 2006) Performer: Sam Brent Riegel [Gavroche] Musical Drama Original. Les Misérables - First National (Dec 05, 1987 - Sep 29, 1991) Performer: Sam Brent Riegel. Gavroche - Replacement.
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Before Critical Role began, Sam and his close friend Liam created a podcast called allworknoplay, with the intention to get more fun into their busy schedules. For Liam's birthday they planned to play Dungeons & Dragons with some friends and shared their experience on the podcast. Towards the end of All Work No Play's second episode, the two of them talked about getting ready for the upcoming "one-time" D&D game. Sam asked Liam what was the worst character to play as, and Liam suggested a gno...
Main campaigns
As Scanlan the bard, he was known for improvising songs on the fly. Examples include: "I think you're really handsome and nice! You're going to have inspiration dice!" He often pulled songs from pop culture and modified their lyrics, as in, "Here's a little song I wrote! It's filled with inspiration, note for note. Don't fuck up. Or I'll kill you." Sam later wrote the lyrics of Campaign Two's theme, Your Turn To Roll, and Campaign Three's theme It's Thursday Night. Sam became the first player...
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Giant Drinkware Sam's most iconic running gag is his gigantic drinkware. During Campaign One, he drank from a massive tankard, and taped stickers, pictures and text to the bottom that could be seen while he tipped it back to drink. However, while he played Taryon, he used a normal sized stein. Similarly, he acquired several giant flasks from fans during Campaign Two, in reference to the Flask of Perpetual Booze, and also taped jokes to it. He even taped objects to it, like a spinning wheel an...
→ See also: Sam's IMDb profile Sam appeared in the musical Les Misérables as Gavroche when he was a child. He began voice acting in 2001, and is best known for his roles as Donatello in the 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series and as Phoenix Wright in the Ace Attorneyvideo game series. Sam is a prolific voice director and has worked on...
Sam studied at the University of Virginia where he met his future wife, cinematographer Quyen Tran. They have two children, Maximus and Kestrel, both of whom have had small voice parts in The Legend of Vox Machina. On September 11, 2001, Sam and his wife Quyen witnessed the attacks on the World Trade Center. They lived in an apartment nearby. Sam m...
Sam considers Oscar his middle name, and Samuel Brentthe first, since his mother wanted to call him Brent and his father wanted to call him Samuel. In fact, part of his family still refers to him a...Sam is a known wine snob, which the cast often tease him about.Every week, Sam retells the events of Critical Roleas a bedtime story for his children.Sam Riegel created "The Meta Gaming Pigeon" concept in "Midnight Espionage" (2x12)Source and title from Sam Riegel's Vimeo https://vimeo.com/67174772Follow Sam on: https://twitter.com/samriegelhttps://www.instagram.com/ramsiegelAnd follow ...
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Edit page. Sam Riegel. Actor: The Legend of Vox Machina. Sam Riegel is a Los Angeles-based voice actor and Emmy Award-winning voice director, known for his roles in animation and video games, as well as co-founding the massively popular hit show and media brand, Critical Role and executive producer of "The Legend of Vox Machina".
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→ See also: Sam's IMDb profile Sam has worked in Broadway theatre, where he appeared in Les Miserables as Gavroche when he was a child, also participating in national tour, and was involved in the production of the Sound of Music. In high school he was in a do-op group singing fifties and sixties songs.
Oct 5, 2016 · Produced by Cameron Mackintosh. Book by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg; Music by Claude-Michel Schönberg; Lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer; Based on the novel by Victor Hugo; Original French text by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel; Additional material by James Fenton; Music orchestrated by John Cameron; Musical Director: Michael Duff.
May 18, 1990 · In 1988, two Washington kids, Sara Nelson and Sam Riegel, were cast in the show's first Kennedy Center return engagement and played the parts for 16 weeks. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and...
