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IS THERE LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL? Inspired by Ralph Keyes' book of the same name, this musical recounts the joys, terrors, envies, hates, and loves that most teenagers experience throughout their four years of high school through monologues and songs.
with Doug Chitel*, Mark Emerson*, Amy Fitts*, Marcie Henderson*, Leslie Henstock*, Austin Ku*, Austin Owen*, Heather Jane Rolff*, Lou Steele* * Member Actors' Equity directed by JEREMY GOLD KRONENBERG |
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SUBWAYS ARE FOR SLEEPING In this classic musical comedy, Angela McKay is an overworked reporter who is sent to write a story on a section of NYC's population who lead unconventional lives. When she meets Tom Bailey - a carefree soul - she begins to discover a whole other part of the city and herself.
with LEE CAVELLIER, ERIN CRONICAN*, SCOTT MCLEAN HARRISON*, GREGORY W. KNOTTS*, ERIN MCCRACKEN, directed by HECTOR CORIS > Read Ongoing Blog about Diego Funes in Dance Spirit Magazine! |
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I LOVE MY WIFE A satire of the sexual revolution of the 1970s, it unfolds on Christmas Eve in suburban Trenton, New Jersey, where two married couples who have been close friends since high school find themselves contemplating a ménage-à-quatre.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW REHEARSAL FOOTAGE! with Billy Ernst*, Christy Faber*, Dennis Michael Keefe*, Ted Kociolek, Nicholas Marinucci*, Jean McCormick*, Gregory Jon Phelps, Lou Steele* directed and choreographed by MARC TUMMINELLI |
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FADE OUT, FADE IN This classic musical from 1964 concerns a movie theatre usherette who gets whisked off to become a Hollywood superstar - by mistake! The original production starred Carol Burnett and Jack Cassidy.
with Sarah Cooney, Hector Coris, Brian DeCaluwe*, Warren Freeman*, Sarah Lilley, Jean McCormick*, directed by SUZANNE ADAMS |
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GOLDILOCKS
with Lee Cavellier, Clare Chihambakwe, Ryan Hallett, Rachael Lee, Jean McCormick*, Andy McLeavey,
An egotistical film director - about to lose his latest epic's backers - tricks leading lady into starring in one last picture, much to the chagrin of her fiancee. This classic 1959 musical originally starred Elaine Stritch, Don Ameche and Russell Nype. This event was produced in conjunction with the Leroy Anderson Centennial. Visit www.LeroyAnderson.com for more info. directed by DANIEL HALEY |
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THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE GOES PUBLIC
with DANA BARÀTHY*, BRYCE BERMINGHAM*, REBECCA GREENBERG, BROOKE JACOB, JUSTIN JONES, Mona Stangley - the heroine of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas - is brought back into the cathouse business by Terri Clark, an eager IRS agent looking to pay the back taxes on an abandoned whorehouse. But they've got her weasly boss and a mean ol' Southern senator trying to stop them.
This rollicking sequel opened on Broadway in May 1994 and played for 23 performances.
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FLORA, THE RED MENACE READ REVIEWS
with Desireè Davar, Alison Renee Foster*, Francis Kelly*, Andrew Lebon*, Kevin Michael Murphy*,
Jillian Prefach, Buzz Roddy*, Kevin C. Wanzor*, Erin West* Directed by Suzanne Adams. Musical direction by Ray Bailey. Choreography by Christine Schwalenberg. Assistant Direction by Eric Martin. Produced by Holli Leggett. |
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50th Anniversary Celebration! The First EVER Revival Since Its Broadway Premiere! WHOOP-UP! READ REVIEWS July 10-12, 2007 with Matt David, David Demato*, Christopher deProphetis*, Alison Renee Foster*, Nicole Hilliger, Dan Joiner*,Gretchen Reinhagen, Michelle Solomon*, Rachel Louise Thomas*, Brian Walker*, John Weigand Welcome to Glenda's Place - a saloon half-on, half-off a Montana Indian reservation. Glenda's one tough gal, until her native American boyfriend returns after two years on the rodeo circuit. "Whoop-Up" played at the Shubert Theatre for 58 performances in 1958 Directed by David Norman. Musical direction by Ray Bailey. Choreography by Dawn Trautman Produced by Hector Coris. Stage Manager: Brian Busby |
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JUST FOR FUN(DS)! A 3-NIGHT FUNDRAISING EVENT FOR OPENING DOORS THEATRE COMPANY! |
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The First EVER NYC Revival Since Its Broadway Premiere! IT'S A BIRD! IT'S A PLANE! IT'S SUPERMAN! READ REVIEWS March 11-13, 2007 with Suzanne Adams, Bryce Bermingham, Andrew Cao, Desireé Davar, Blayne Levin, Sarah Lilley, Eric Martin, Ivory McKay, Ravi Roth, Jason B. Schmidt, Michelle Solomon, Rob Ventre musical direction bySteven Bednasz/ choreography by Rick Delancy / fight choreography by Bryce Bermingham / stage manager Elizabeth Ektefaei / produced by Holli Leggett / directed by Casey Burden The Man of Steel made his musical debut in this rollicking Broadway tuner with a score by the men behind Bye Bye Birdie! A Pulitzer Prize-losing mad scientist seeks to destroy Superman. A weasley newspaperman is trying to unmask him. And Lois Lane wants to marry him. "It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's Superman!" played at the Alvin Theatre (now the Neil Simon) for 129 performances. |
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The First EVER NYC Revival Since Its Broadway Premiere! Bring Back Birdie ran for only 4 performances at the Martin Beck Theatre, closing on March 7, 1981.But it wasn't all bad news: Chita Rivera was nominated for Best Actress in a Musical for both a Tony and a Drama Desk Award. |
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