It Shoulda Been You
It Shoulda Been You
By Brian Hargrove Book & Lyrics and Barbara Anselmi Music
It Shoulda Been You, is a new Musical by Brian Hargrove-Book & Lyrics and Barbara Anselmi-Music and conceived by Barbara Anselmi begins previews March 17, 2015 with and opening night slated for April 14, 2015. With a outstanding ensemble cast including Tyne Daly, Harriet Harris, Sierra Boggess, Jenny Steinberg, David Burtka, Montego Glover and Chip Zien all coming together for the wedding of the year at the Brook Atkinson Theatre, and directed by David Hyde Pierce. It Shoulda Been You, premiered back in 2011 at the George Street Theatre, New Brunswick, N.J.
Brian Hargrove
Brian Hargrove received a BFA from the UNC at Chapel Hill and went on to graduate from the Julliard Theatre Center. He began his career as an actor at the Public Theatre in “How It All Began”, followed by a Shakespeare in the Park production of “Henry IV, part I.” He worked off-Broadway at the WPA in Tennessee Williams’ “Vieux Carre,” and at the Manhattan Theatre Club in “The Three Sisters.” In regional theatre, he played Cis Farringdon in “The Magistrate” at the Huntington Theatre in Boston, Glendower in “Henry IV” at the Indiana Repertory Theatre, Mozart in “Amadeus” at A.C.T in Seattle, and many roles at the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis, where he was a company member under the artistic direction of Liviu Ciulei. Also, during this period, he did about a gazillion television commercials and served as president of Merely Players, a playwriting group in NYC. Then, he went to Hollywood to write for television.
He and his former writing partner, Jack Kenny, have written for the TV shows “Dave’s World,” “Caroline in the City,” “Holding The Baby,” and “Maggie.” Along with Christopher Titus, they created the television show “Titus” on Fox. He executive produced “Wanda at Large” for FOX, starring Wanda Sykes, and created a half-hour comedy for TBS called “Nora.” Brian also wrote the book “My Life as a Dog” with Moose, the dog that played Eddie on the television show Frasier - which was sold to NBC as a television movie. In addition, he co-wrote with Greg Pierce, a new narration for Camille Saint-Saëns’ - “Carnival of the Animals” - which was performed at the Hollywood Bowl. “It Shoulda Been You” was part of the National Association of Musical Theatre’s (NAMT) 2009 presentations, and has had productions at The George Street Theatre in New Brunswick, NJ and The Village Theatre in Issaquah, WA.
In addition, he has written a new musical with composer Sam Davis about the relationship between a man, a woman, his penis and her vagina called “his & hers,” and a drama called “The Expat,” about a man who has decided to break all Ten Commandments and still has one left to break.
Barbara Anselmi
Although Barbara is the new girl on the block as a composer, she worked for years as a music director/arranger/orchestrator. She became a composer/lyricist immediately after 9/11. Her song “All Join Together” served as the title song of a CD used to raise money for The New York Times 9/11 Fund. She was then commissioned to write the music for The Orphan Train, with book and lyrics by Susan and Sasha Nanus (published by Samuel French). She also wrote the music for an adaptation of A Christmas Carol for The Acting Company Salon Series, starring F. Murray Abraham as Scrooge and Lynn Redgrave as the narrator. Barbara’s work as orchestrator has been on television (“So You Think You Can Dance”) and her music has been featured in concerts across the country. Barbara is on the faculty at CAP 21 Musical Theatre Conservatory, The New Studio at NYU, and Barnard College. She is an alumna of New York University and the BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theater Workshop.
David Hyde Pierce
Emmy and Tony Award winner David Hyde Pierce makes his Broadway directorial debut with the new Hargrove/Anselmi musical, It Shoulda Been You, which he originally directed at George Street Playhouse. Other directing credits include Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, and the Center Theatre Group production of Christopher Durang’s Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike. As an actor, Pierce originated the role of Vanya and earned a Tony Award nomination for his performance on Broadway. In 2005, Pierce originated the role of Sir Robin in the Broadway production of Monty Python’s Spamalot, and was nominated for a Drama Desk Award. In 2007, he won the Tony Award and earned another Drama Desk Award nomination for his role in the musical comedy Curtains. Pierce made his professional and Broadway debut in 1982 in Chris Durang’s Beyond Therapy and went on to create roles in Off-Broadway productions of Mark O’Donnell’s That’s it Folks!, Richard Greenberg’s The Author’s Voice and Jules Feiffer’s Elliot Loves before returning to Broadway in The Heidi Chronicles. Most recently he’s appeared Off-Broadway in MTC’s Close Up Space and the Kander/Pierce musical, The Landing, at the Vineyard and in La Bete on Broadway. Perhaps best known for his role on TV’s iconic comedy, Frasier, Pierce earned four Emmy Awards among many other accolades. He can currently be seen in a recurring guest role on the critically acclaimed CBS drama The Good Wife. Pierce’s film credits include Wet Hot American Summer, Little Man Tate, Sleepless in Seattle, Nixon,
Musical Numbers
I Never Wanted This
This Day
Perfect
It Shoulda Been You
Who
Nice
Where Did I Go Wrong?
Beautiful
Albert’s Song
A Perfect Ending to a Beautiful Beginning
Love You Till the Day
Jenny’s Blues
Whatever
A Little Bit Less Than
What They Never Tell You
That’s Family
List taken from 2011 performances (Songs may have changed or replaced)
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| Apr 14, 2015 – Open | Musical, Original |
Brook Atkinson Theatre, NYC
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Tyne Daly most recently created the role of Katharine Gerard in the world premiere of Terrence McNally’s Mothers and Sons at the Bucks County Playhouse. She appeared on Broadway, in London and in Washington, D.C. in McNally’s Master Class. She recently portrayed Emma Goldman in Ragtime, Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest and Judy Steinberg in It Shoulda Been You. Daly made her New York debut in 1966 in The Butter and Egg Man and her Broadway debut the next year in That Summer—That Fall. She received the 1990 Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards for her performance as Madame Rose in Gypsy: A Musical Fable.Daly was nominated for the 2006 Tony Award for Rabbit Hole. In L.A. she has appeared in Ashes, Three Sisters, Gethsemane Springs and Come Back, Little Sheba. Daly’s work as Mary Beth Lacey on “Cagney and Lacey” garnered her six Emmy nominations and four Emmy Awards. She earned two nominations and the Emmy for her work on “Christy” and six nominations and the Emmy for “Judging Amy.” Nominated for five Golden Globe Awards, she has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and in 2011 was inducted into the American Theater Hall of Fame. Daly’s theatrical films include John & Mary, The Enforcer, Telefon, Zoot Suit and The Simian Line. She recently filmed Basmati Blues with Donald Sutherland on location in India. Television films include “Intimate Strangers,” “The Women’s Room,” “Larry,” “The Entertainer,” “Kids Like These,” “Bye Bye Birdie” and “The Wedding Dress.” |
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Harriet Harris - Any successful wedding requires something old and something new. The prospect of walking down the aisle with old friends in an original Broadway musical is irresistible to me. Perhaps, the something borrowed and something blue had best be sorted out in rehearsal. Recent Broadway: Encores: Mrs. Eggleston in Little Me, Madame, the tragically misunderstood stepmother in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella Broadway. I have appeared as other near perfect or deeply flawed women in, Present Laughter, Cry Baby: The Musical, Old Acquaintance, and The Man Who Came to Dinner. In 2002 I received the Tony and Drama Desk Awards for Featured Actress in a Musical as Mrs. Meers in Thoroughly Modern Millie. This past year, much to the surprise of my former glee club members, I made my debut at the San Francisco Opera in Show Boat. Off Broadway: Standing on Ceremony, Yeast Nation, Jeffrey (Drama Desk nomination), Bella, Belle of Byelorussia (Drama Desk nomination), Christmas on Mars, and Rude Entertainment. Regional appearances include, Guthrie Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse, Kennedy Center. Film credits include: Love Is Strange, Memento, Nurse Betty, Addams Family Values. TV credits include: “Desperate Housewives” ( as Felicia Tillman), “Frasier” ( as agent Bebe Glazer). Member of the Acting Company, AEA. |
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Sierra Boggess recently finished a limited run in The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway. Other Broadway credits include the 25th-anniversary engagement in The Phantom of the Opera, the revival of Master Class and The Little Mermaid (Drama Desk and Drama League nominations). Her London credits include Les Misérables, the 25th-anniversary concerts of The Phantom of the Opera at Royal Albert Hall and Love Never Dies (Olivier Award nomination). Other New York theater credits include Guys & Dolls at Carnegie Hall opposite Nathan Lane, Patrick Wilson and Megan Mullally; Love, Loss, and What I Wore (Off-Broadway; final cast); and Encores! production of Music in the Air. Regionally, she has been seen in Princesses (Goodspeed and 5th Avenue Theatre), and Les Misérables (national tour). Her recordings include the 25th-anniversary concert of The Phantom of the Opera (also on DVD), the symphonic recording of Love Never Dies, The Little Mermaid and Andrew Lippa’s A Little Princess. Concert appearances include the BBC Proms at Royal Albert Hall, Lincoln Center’s American Songbook series The Lyrics of David Zippel, The New York Pops at Lincoln Center, and Broadway by the Year at Town Hall. Boggess’ engagements at 54 Below include “Awakening: Live at 54 Below” and “Finding The Balance (The Journey of the Middle Child).” |
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Lisa Howard has appeared on Broadway as Diva 1 in Priscilla, Queen of the Dessert, Missy Hart in 9 to 5 the musical, Head Nurse in Lincoln Center’s revival of South Pacific and as Rona Lisa Peretti in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, for which she won a Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Ensemble Performance. She toured the US in the national company of Les Misérables, where she played many performances as “Madame Thenardier”, and has played leading roles regionally at Pittsburgh CLO, St. Louis MUNY, Olney Theater Center, Human Race Theater and Kansas City Starlight. Lisa made her feature film debut as Siobahn in “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2″ and has also been seen on television in “Ugly Betty”. Her debut solo CD, “Songs of Innocence and Experience” is available on iTunes. Lisa is a graduate of the Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. www.lisahowardnyc.com. |
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David Burtka last appeared on Broadway as Tulsa in Sam Mendes’ production of Gypsy, for which he was nominated for a Fred Astaire Award. His role as The Boy in the American premiere of Edward Albee’s The Play About the Baby earned him the Clarence Derwent Award. Other New York appearances include the Broadway production of Edward Albee’s The Goat or Who is Sylvia and the Off-Broadway productions of Beautiful Thing and Bad Boy Johnny. Burtka starred in the World Premiere of the musical The Opposite of Sex in San Francisco, later reprising his role at The Williamstown Theatre Festival. He has appeared regionally at The Hollywood Bowl, Alley Theatre, Paper Mill Playhouse, North Shore Music Theatre, and the Weston Playhouse. His film credits include Dance-Off, Annie and the Gypsy, Regrets Only, A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas and Hollywood Ending, under the direction of Woody Allen. Known to television audiences for his recurring role on How I Met Your Mother, Burtka appears in the current season of American Horror Story: Freak Show. He earned a BFA from the University of Michigan and studied at the William Esper Studios in New York. David’s one man show Burtka, David played a sold-out engagement in November 2014 at 54 Below. A trained chef, Burtka is a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu and has worked with Mario Batali. He resides in Manhattan with his husband Neil Patrick Harris and their twin children, Harper and Gideon. |
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Montego Glover - Award-winning actress Montego Glover originated the starring role of Felicia Farrell on Broadway in Memphis (Tony Award, Best Musical 2010) for which she received a Tony Award Nomination for Lead Actress in a Musical, a Drama League Nomination and won both the Outer Critics Circle Award and Drama Desk Award for her performance. Ms. Glover made her Broadway debut in The Color Purple and has performed at the Old Globe Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse, Seattle’s 5th Ave Theatre, Huntington Theater and the Geffen Playhouse among others. Concert work includes the New York Pops, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Lincoln Center Theater, Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Caramoor Music Festival, the Delacorte Theatre and the Smith Center (PBS Special). Television and film roles include FBI Agent Lawrence on FOX’s The Following; ABC’s Black Box, Hostages, Smash, Golden Boy, The Good Wife, White Collar, NYC 22, Law & Order, Made In Jersey and the upcoming feature Alone. Numerous commercials, voiceovers and animated characters. Montego has served as a member of the Artists’ Committee for the Kennedy Center Honors and is a New York PopsEd Ambassador. www.MontegoGlover.com. |
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Chip Zien created the central role of the Baker in Sondheim/Lapine’s award-winning Into the Woods and also created the role of Mendel in William Finn’s highly acclaimed Falsettos. Most recently he was seen on B’way in The Big Knife directed by Douglas Hughes, The Roundabout’s The People in the Picture, The Country Girl directed by Mike Nichols and as Thenardier in the revival of Les Miserables, He appeared in Tommy Tune’s Grand Hotel playing Otto Kringelein, the memorable dancing bookkeeper. Other Broadway credits include, The Boys From Syracuse, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, All Over Town directed by Dustin Hoffman and TheE Suicide with Derek Jacobi. Mr. Zien also starred in the La Jolla reworking of Merrily We Roll Along.On TV, Mr. Zien is currently filming Crime, a new HBO series and was a regular on The Caroline Rhea Show, Almost Perfect (CBS), Now and Again (CBS), Deadline (NBC), Shell GAME (CBS) and Love, Sidney (NBC).Mr. Zien has recently turned his attention to writing. His new musical, THE History of War was selected and presented at The New York Musical Theater Festival (NYMF). His one-man show Death in Ashtabula and a musical revue Travels with My Discontent, showcasing the music of Deborah Abramson, were both developed and performed at The Barrington Stage. Additionally, Mr. Zien has performed his solo concert at 54 Below to smashing notices. |
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Josh Grisetti - Broadway: Although no one saw it, Josh was brilliant in Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound. However, tonight’s performance marks Mr. Grisetti’s (public) Broadway debut, for which he is eternally grateful. Off-Broadway: Red Eye of Love, Peter and the Starcatcher, Rent, Enter Laughing (Theatre World Award winner; Drama Desk, OCC, Drama League and Lortel nominations), Candida and After the Ball. FAVORITE REGIONAL: Diner (Signature), Camelot (Kennedy Center), How to Succeed… (Los Angeles Ovation Award & Garland Award winner), Funny Thing…Forum (Williamstown), Spamalot (Las Vegas), Where’s Charley? (Goodspeed), Cosi fan Tutte & The Merry Widow (Operafestival di Roma). TV: The Gates, Nurse Jackie, The Knights of Prosperity and others. FILM: The Immigrant, Revolutionary Road, The Namesake and others. Special thanks to DHP, Brian Hargrove and Scott Landis for being alive. For a great time, visit: www.joshgrisetti.com |
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Adam Heller - Broadway: Elf; Baby It’s You; Caroline, or Change; A Class Act; Victor/Victoria; Les Miserables. Off-Broadway: Fiorello (City Center Encores!); Wings; Make Me a Song; The Immigrant; Endgame; Merrily We Roll Along; Normal. National Tours: Titanic; Falsettos. Regional: Fiddler on the Roof (Goodspeed); Smart Blonde (City Theater); The Chosen (Barrington Stage); Triangle (Oklahoma Lyric); 12 Angry Men (Engeman); Robin and the 7 Hoods (Old Globe); My Name is Asher Lev (Arden, Round House, DTC); A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Goodspeed); End Days (Vineyard Playhouse); Party Come Here (Williamstown); Ragtime (Sacramento); Merrily We Roll Along (Kennedy Center); Dancing in the Dark (Old Globe); No Way to Treat a Lady (Barrington Stage); March of the Falsettos and Falsettoland (Hartford Stage); Art (Hartford Theaterworks); Dinner With Friends (Coconut Grove); American Vaudeville (Alley). Film/TV: Random Unrelated Projects; Shadayim; Isn’t She Great; Off the Menu: The Last Days of Chasen’s; “The Americans”; “Law & Order” (all); “Unforgettable”; “The Sopranos”; “Oz”; “Submissions Only”; “Queens Supreme.” Graduate: NYU/Tisch. For my brother who loved the theatre, Douglas J Heller. |
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Michael X. Martin - Other Broadway: Nice Work if You Can Get It, Catch Me if You Can, Ragtime, All Shook Up, Man of La Mancha, Oklahoma, Kiss Me Kate, 1776, King David, and Les Misérables. Off Broadway: Manhattan Theatre Club, Vineyard, Playwrights Horizons, and Sullivan Street. For Encores!: Merrily We Roll Along, Kismet, Bye Bye Birdie, Pardon My English, Can-Can, and Do Re Mi. Cast albums: 12. Concerts: Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, and the Manous Opera House. From 1976 to 1991 he was in nearly 100 productions as a resident company member with ACT, Denver Center Theatre, California Actor’s Theater, and the PCPA Theaterfest. Other regional: Williamstown, Center Theatre Group, Cleveland Playhouse, and the Wilma. TV/film include “Boardwalk Empire”, “The Law and Order Trilogy”, “Perry Mason” and “The Producers”. For 3 years he was the editorial cartoonist for the Pulitzer Prize winning Riverdale Press. He is married to actor and singer Shauna Hicks, and they have a 10 year old son, Sean. |
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Anne L Nathan - Broadway: Once (Baruska), Sunday in the Park with George (Nurse, Mrs., Harriet), Chicago (Matron Mama Morton), Assassins (Emma Goldman), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Miss Flannery), Ragtime. Off-Broadway: Once (NYTW), Wings (Second Stage), Music In The Air (Encores!) Road Show (The Public Theater), Swingtime Canteen. National tours: Chicago (Carbonell Award) Les Misérables, Aspects of Love. Regional: Lucinenne in A Flea In Her Ear (Kansas City Rep), Charlotte in Falsettos at both The Huntington and George Street Playhouse) as well as La Jolla Playhouse, Barrington Stage Co, Vineyard Arts and The Citadel Theater. Film & TV: You Must Be Joking, Sugar, Baby Mama, King of California, “The Good Wife,” “Dirt,” “Law & Order (SVU, Criminal Intent, Trial by Jury),” “Veronica Mars”, “What I Like About You” and “Bull”. She has also been on 3 Tony Awards Telecasts, Letterman, America’s Got Talent, The Today Show and the Rosie O’Donnell Show. Web series: Linda Avery on “Submissions Only”. Anne is a graduate of the Boston Conservatory and a recipient of the 2013 Distinguished Alumni Award. www.AnneLNathan.com |
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Nick Spangler has appeared on Broadway in the original companies of The Book of Mormon and Cinderella. His Off-Broadway performance as Matt in The Fantasticks garnered him the Theater Hall of Fame Elaine and Jerry Orbach Fellowship Award. Regional favorites include The Sound of Music at Carnegie Hall, the world premiere of GIANT at The Signature Theater, Saved (Kansas City Rep) Avenue X (Alliance Theater) Fantasy Football: the musical? (NYMF). In 2008, Nick was the winner of the reality series The Amazing Race on CBS. He is the author of two children’s books, The Adventure of Felix and Isabella: Volumes 1 and 2, available on Amazon.com. Love to my unbelievable wife, Monica. So glad she said, “I do!” |
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Edward Hibbert - Broadway credits include Mrs. Warren’s Profession, Curtains, The Drowsy Chaperone, Noises Off, The Green Bird, Me and My Girl and Alice in Wonderland. Off-Broadway, he received an Obie and a Dramalogue for his performance in Jeffrey. Other off-Broadway includes The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore, My Night With Reg, Privates on Parade, and as Oscar Wilde in Gross Inedecency. For “Encores” at New York’s City Center, Lady In the Dark and Anyone Can Whistle. For the Lyric Opera in Chicago, he appeared as Max in The Sound of Music. In London’s West End he appeared in The Mystery of Irma Vep, Lend ME A Tenor and Twelfth Night. He recently debuted his cabaret act Can’t Spmething Be Done at 54 Below and appears in the concert Love, Noel; The Letters and Music of Noel Coward, with Christine Ebersole. Films include Taking Woodstock, The Prestige, Everyone Says I Love You and The First Wives Club. |
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Farah Alvin - has appeared on Broadway in Nine, The Look of Love, Saturday Night Fever, Grease! and A Christmas Carol. Off-Broadway credits include The Last Smoker In America, The Marvelous Wonderettes (Drama Desk Nomination, cast album), I Love You Because (cast album), If You Give A Mouse A Cookie…, Kuni-Leml. Also in New York, Date of a Lifetime (NYMF Outstanding Actress Award), The Tenth Floor (Talkin’ Broadway Best Actress Citation) and multiple appearances at The Town Hall. Recent regional credits include the world premiere of Ricky Ian Gordon’s Sycamore Trees as Ginnie (Signature Theater, Helen Hayes Award), Funny Girl as Fanny (Gretna Theatre), [title of show] as Heidi (Theatreworks Silicon Valley), Pirates of Penzance as Mabel (Huntington Theatre), and Ragtime as Mother (White Plains PAC). Farah is also a singer/songwriter. Her debut album someday is available on cdbaby.com. Please visit www.FarahAlvin.com for more. Jenny understudy / Aunt Sheila understudy |
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Gina Ferrall - Sweeney Todd: (NY Philharmonic) with Emma Thompson, The Sound of Music Live: with Carrie Underwood (NBC), Wicked National Tour: (Madame Morrible) Broadway: Mamma Mia! (Rosie), Beauty and the Beast, Big River, Jane Eyre, The Sound of Music, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way To The Forum and Les Misérables. Other Credits: Passion at Live from Lincoln Center, Sail Away at Carnegie Hall, Candide with the New York City Opera, and the New York Philharmonic. Regional: A Room With A View (The Old Globe world premiere), Bay Area Critics Award for Side by Side by Sondheim. American Conservatory Theatre company member from 1986-1990. Judy understudy / Georgette understudy / Aunt Sheila Understudy |
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Mitch Greenberg - A Brooklyn boy, Mitch studied acting with Sanford Meisner, Uta Hagen and William Esper. His Broadway debut was “Groucho” in Hollywood / Ukraine. Other Broadway credits include Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Ain’t Broadway Grand, Threepenny Opera, Into The Light , Marilyn…An American Fable, Yiddle With A Fiddle (Carbonell Award on tour), Whodunnit and Can-Can. Some recent engagements: Wiesenthal in Wiesenthal (standby), Freud in Freud’s Last Session, Rabbi Roseman in Cutman (Goodspeed), Otto Frank in Diary of Anne Frank (Westport), DeMille in Sunset Blvd. (Ogunquit), Jack in Brighton Beach / Broadway Bound (Geva). Mr. Greenberg’s Off-Broadway credits have included Donogoo (Mint Theater), The Right Kind Of People (Charles Grodin), Sherlock Holmes, Old Wicked Songs, Scrambled Feet, The Baker’s Wife and Crazy Mary (Sigourney Weaver). Highlights from elsewhere: Yentl (Cleveland), Snapshots (Stephen Schwartz), Beau Jest, We Three (Alred Molina), The Chosen, “Art”, My Fair Lady, Talley’s Folly, Two For The Seesaw, You Never Know, A Funny Thing…, The Cocoanuts (Hayes Award nominee), The Good Doctor and Run For Your Wife!. Mitch acted and sang a leading role in A Novel Romance (at Folksbiene), all in Yiddish, which he does not speak. Film, TV, etc., naturally (check your Law & Order reruns). He’s a songwriter, cruciverbalist and “certifiable genius” (NY Times). Standby. |
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Gillian Louis - Broadway debut! TV/Film: “Mount Joy,” “Show Me a Hero,” “Louie” & “Wallflowers.” NY Theatre: NYMF (5 seasons – Two-Time WINNER: “Outstanding Performance Award”), Ars Nova, AMAS, The York, Symphony Space, City Center, Town Hall, 54 Below, & Musicals Tonight. UK Theatre: Buxton Opera House and NYGASP. Regional Theatre: Walnut Street Theatre, American Theatre Group, St. Louis Repertory, Denver Center, Florida Studio Theatre and many more! Thank you Shelley and the magnificent team, West, DSM, Jennifer, Martin & Biello, Craig Carnelia, The Sinatoras, my parents, hero sister Alyse and new husband, composer Keith Varney! JillianLouis.com |
Cast 2011 at the George Street Theatre, New Brunswick
Jenny Steinberg - Lisa Howard
Walt/Uncle Morty - Tom Deckman
Mildred/Aunt Sheila - Mylinda Hull
Judy Steinberg - Tyne Daly
Murray Steinberg - Richard Kline
Rebecca Steinberg - Jessica Hershberg
Brian Howard - Matthew Hydzik
Greg Madison - Curtis Holbrook
Annie Sheps - Carla Duren
Albert - Edward Hibbert
Georgette Howard - Harriet Harris
George Howard - Howard McGillin
Marty Kaufman - David Josefsberg
Creative NJ 2011
Music and concept by Barbara Anselmi; lyrics and book by Brian Hargrove; additional lyrics by Jill Abramovitz, Carla Rose Fisher, Michael Cooper, Ernie Lijoi, Will Randall. Direction by David Hyde Pierce; choreography by Noah Racey. Music direction by Greg Anthony
Creative Broadway
Produced by Daryl Roth Scott Landis, Jane Bergère and Jayne Baron Sherman
Book by Brian Hargrove
Lyrics by Brian Hargrove
Music by Barbara Anselmi
Additional lyrics by Jill Abramovitz, Carla Rose Fisher, Michael Cooper, Ernie Lijoi and Will Randall
Conceived by Barbara Anselmi
Directed by David Hyde Pierce
Associate Director: Shelley Butler
Choreographed by Josh Rhodes
Associate Choreographer: Lee A. Wilkins
Scenic Design by Anna Louizos
Costume Design by William Ivey Long
Lighting Design by Ken Billington
Sound Design by Nevin Steinberg
Links
Official Broadway Website
2011 Review Variety
Category: Musical
