“I’m at an age where I have a perspective on the industry, of how it ebbs and flows and all of that [but] I am fully in the moment, loving it, knowing that hopefully it’ll last for a long time,” the 51-year-old Sydney-born actor says., is the story of the iconic American male burlesque show, exploring the rise of its founder Somen “Steve” Banerjee, and his arrest in 1993 on charges of conspiracy to murder his business partner, racketeering and arson.
His character, choreographer Nick De Noia, is “an extraordinary man with this incredible creative vision that just couldn’t be contained in his body”.“He’s a frustrated artist, which any artist – I call myself an artist for the sake of this – knows what that feels like. So, I related to him, and I was excited to step into the body of a creative visionary, in the context of this really fascinating story.
Aiding him was a stunning visual palette, courtesy of production designer Richard Bloom, art director Rahma Farahat and costume designer Peggy A. Schnitzer. “It’s the ’70s and ’80s, I was in these awesome clothes from the period, my hair was done a certain way, and I was clean-shaven, which is sort of unusual for me these days,” Bartlett says.
At this point, I feel much freer as an actor, and it’s a very exciting place to be. I’m grateful for all the things that have shaped me.He also watched footage of the real De Noia regularly. “Even though our show is inspired by these people, and inspired by real events, I kept going back to the real guy as a sort of reference point,” Bartlett says.
Bartlett’s fame rose to another level after his performance as resort manager Armond in The White Lotus.The Flying Doctors
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