May 26th, 2018

Caldwell Tidicue, best known as Bob the Drag Queen, shared on his Facebook page a video showing Randy while dressing in drag for his scene in Angels in America. In a caption Caldwell says: "I've been having a blast doign Angels In America at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre. During the show my cast memeber Randy Harrison has to get in ful drag in less than 8 minutes. Here's my attempt at helpign him."

May 26th, 2018

We added to our gallery some more photos of Randy taken during this last period. Again we're sorry for the delay...

After "Angels in America" - Credits: Sam Siegel



Unknown date and place - Credits: Jose Pena



And one from the curtain call of Angels in America. Credits: J Adan Ruiz




There's one more photo taken at the Orpheum Theatre where Randy went to see The Color Purple. Credits: Kyle Baird, one of the actors in the cast (in the photo with Randy)

May 17th, 2018

Today at 1pm (San Francisco time) Randy will be at the KALW studios with his costar Stephen Spinella for an interview with host David Latulippe.
We have a photo of Randy, Stephen and their host.



You can listen to Randy and Stephen talk about the play HERE

May 15th, 2018

We added to our gallery several photos of Randy taken during this last period. We're sorry for the delay, but sometimes life is sort of hectic!

First we have a few photos taken with fans after Randy's performance in Angels in America!

Credits: Nomin Max


Credits: Eric Gomez


Credits: Harry Luu:


And one from the curtain call. Credits: Heidi Bianco



Then we have two photos taken on May 1st at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco, where Randy went to see Head over Heels and his friend (and former costar in Atomic) Jeremy Kushnier, who had the role of Basilius in this musical.

Credits: Arthur


Credits: Charles Evans

May 11th, 2018

Randy Harrison shared on his Facebook account a new shot from the stage of Angels in America. In the photo Randy is with Francesca Faridany (the Angel) and Carmen Roman.

We're not sure about the photo credits, probably photographer Kevin Berne.

May 10th, 2018

Last night Randy Harrison was at the Orpheum Theatre for a night out to see The Color Purple with his friends and costars in Angels in America Benjamin Ismail and Caldwell Tidicue.
Caldwell posted a photo on his Instagram.



And Benjamin just shared another group photo with Randy, Caldwell and a friend.

May 4th, 2018

It's been only one week after the official opening of Angels in America and there are many enthusiastic reviews about this great production from the Berkeley Repertory Theatre and Randy Harrison's performance as Prior Walter.

“Terrific Randy Harrison turning in a strong, wrenching performance as Prior” : 7X7.com

“The magnetic Randy Harrison is a baby-faced Prior who’s easy to cheer for and he also fleshes out the metaphysical yearning that gives the character, who is dying of AIDS, wings” : The Mercury News

“Superb Randy Harrison” : Berkeleyside

“Perky Randy Harrison, as the sympathetic AIDS sufferer Prior, believably does impossible things like talk to angels”: The Bay Area Reporter

“Riotous, gripping Randy Harrison - Harrison creates an earthy Prior”: Theatrius

“Both Randy Harrison as Prior and Benjamin T. Ismail as Louis are exceptional in their individual portrayals” : Theatre Eddys

"Randy Harrison makes you feel the mental and physical angst of the AIDS devastated Prior Walter": Theatre World Internet Magazine

"The lasting power of ‘Angels in America" : Pacific Sun

"As Prior Walter, Randy Harrison finds his own ferocity and warmth": Theater Dogs

May 4th, 2018

The Berkeley Repertory Theatre has finally released the trailer of Angels in America!
There are several scenes from Randy's performance in his role of Prior Walter and, according to the critics, he's doing an amazing job!



And we added some screencaps from the video!

April 30th, 2018

The San Francisco Chronicle published a first review of Angels in America, written by theater critic Lily Janiak. She wrote about Randy: "Harrison’s Prior comes alive when he becomes a prophet, when all his queenly sass and worldly, sardonic sangfroid don’t work and aren’t the point anymore. There’s more in him now than the fear of the beyond, the despair and fury at abandonment by Louis. He’s acquired a quiet but implacable grace, standing up to the Angel and her prophecy. It’s a grace that doesn’t need to insist on itself. He has seen the divine, and he chooses instead to be human and mortal and alive for now, with all its “intestinal” filth, its fathomless cruelty. But he has chosen, and so we must as well"

April 29th, 2018

Montana Levi Blanco just posted on his Instagram another short clip with Randy from the curtain call of Angels in America's opening (Randy fifth from left)!
Thank you Montana!



And there's also a photo, courtesy of Sid Chen