Amadeus

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Amadeus is a film and Broadway play.

The Play

The Broadway play starred Mark Hamill as "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart."

from the play staring Mark Hamill, the artist is Shari Stitt. This was printed in On the Mark #8 (1983).

Fanworks

• Airs Above Ground
• Blue Milk
• Faded Roses
• Mediocre Melodies
• On the Mark
• Sing Sweetly, Sing Strong
• Wolfie and Stanzi's Most Excellent Little Wicked Fanzine

Sample Fanart

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  the artist is Cheryl Whitfield Duval, from Faded Roses #1 (1989)

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  the artist is Cheryl Whitfield Duval, from Faded Roses #1 (1989)

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  the artist is Cheryl Whitfield Duval, from Faded Roses #4 (1993)

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  the artists are Debbie Joseph and Larry S. Jarrell, Jr., from Faded Roses #4 (1993)

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  the artist is Cheryl Whitfield Duval, from Faded Roses #4 (1993)

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  the artist is Debbie Hoyt, from Faded Roses #4 (1993)

Fan Comments Regarding the Play

Did you see Mark on the Today Show, January 7th? They showed a scene from "Amadeus," or not I should see it when it makes its If I had been debating whether way to Boston, this would have iced it. He was SO good. He was totally engrossed in the part. I almost could not believe it was Mark, the role is such afar cry from that of Skywalker.

I just returned from spending the holidays in California, and while I was there I had the opportunity of seeing Mark in "Amadeus." I was both surprised and pleased with his performance. I also got to meet Mark backstage after the show. He was just as sweet and nice as could be.

We were waiting for Mark to come onto the stage. But the real Mozart appeared, and there was no further thought of Mark Hamill until the play was over.

Yes, I did get to see 'Amadeus' —only four times though. Mark's performance greatly improved each time. The best performance was December 16th - he was marvelous, particularly the second act. My most fun time was opening night; we sat near his family.

I saw the play on closing night (in Los Angeles) and was completely in awe, especially with Mark Hamill. I had no idea what a superb actor he really is.

Having met Mark backstage after 'Amadeus in San Francisco, my view on STAR WARS has changed somewhat. While listening to an episode of TESB on the radio, I realized that I had met one of the actors I was listening to, and my whole perspective of the show changed.

Thanks to OTM, I heard about "Amadeus" coming to San Francisco, and was able to get tickets for opening night, and three other performances. I was able to meet Mark five times! When I handed him a 16" x 20" photo of Luke Skywalker to sign, he joked about my 'small wallet sized photo.'