Broadway's Wesley Taylor and Mitchell Jarvis Look for Fans to Kickstart Season Two of it could be worse
A homegrown project by some of Broadway's favorite performers hopes for a second season.
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"We weren't planning to do a second season," cocreator Taylor told TheaterMania. "We poured all of our own money into the first." But fans eagerly requested a second season via social media. "I think they recognize how unique our show is. We said, 'If we do it again, we have to get help.'"
Regarding its LGBT theme, Taylor told TheaterMania, "It's sort of normalized the same issues you would deal with in a straight relationship. Our Web series is celebrating how we are all the same."
In hope of continuing the show, Taylor, Jarvis, and the rest of four a.m. productions are looking to raise $50,000 through a Kickstarter campaign to fund production of the series' second season, in which Gordon moves from the Big Apple to the hills of Hollywood, where he hopes to find his acting niche.
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Take a look at the video below where Taylor and Jarvis describe their (hopeful) plans for the second season of it could be worse. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for all of the Broadway and television stars that flash by. There are almost too many to count.
To donate to the it could be worse Kickstarter campaign, click here.
Even Wesley Taylor's Little Miss Sunshine costar Will Swenson is encouraging people to donate to the it could be worse Kickstarter campaign:
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— Will Swenson (@thewillswenson) September 18, 2013