ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月11日 12時39分

A lot has been said about the extraordinary physicality of @ベン・プラット’s performance in @dearevanhansen: the hunched posture he maintains throughout the show, the facial tics and nail-biting and the repetitive worrying of his fingers at the seam of his pants. He never loses this finely grained physical expression of Evan, his character, even in the midst of 11 songs, 3 of which are wrenching solos. He conveys such longing and loneliness and guilt and shame in those songs — with his voice, of course, but also through the pained contortions of his body and face. You’re stunned by the intensity of it, and then you immediately think of the toll it must take on him night after night. @damonwinter photographed @ベン・プラット in his dressing room after a performance, before he was off to sign autographs and then head straight home to do nothing but order from @seamless, watch TV and embark, literally, on “20 straight hours of mouth-shutting.” He sleeps 9 or 10 hours a night, eats no gluten or dairy and goes for long stretches each day in silence to rest his voice. He takes zinc and oregano supplements and constantly hydrates. He has 2 physical therapy sessions a week, “to make sure I don’t develop tree-trunk neck and to keep my posture from becoming too much like Evan’s,” he says. Visit the link in our profile to read more about #BenPlatt’s intense performance, which is expected to win at @thetonyawards on June 11.

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