The Cast of Thoroughly Modern Millie Original Cast Sutton Foster (Millie Dillmount) is the recipient of the 2002 Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award and Astaire Award for this
performance. She created the role of Millie Dillmount in the 2000 La Jolla Playhouse premiere. Broadway: Les Miserables (Eponine), Annie (Star toBe), The Scarlet Pimpernel, Grease! (Sandy). Regional: What the World Needs Now (Old Globe), Dorian (Goodspeed), The Three Musketeers (SanJose Musical Theatre), Nellie Forbush in South Pacific (Pittsburgh CLO). Tours: The Will Rogers Follies. Workshops: Wicked, Don Juan DeMarco,The Bacharach and David Project (Roundabout), Joe (MTC), Summer of '42, written by her brother Hunter. Television: NBC's "Today Show," CBS's
"The Early Show," "The Rosie O'Donnell Show," "Live! with Regis and Kelly," "The View," "The Caroline Rhea Show," "The Isaac Mizrahi Show," "2002Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon," "2002 Christmas in Rockefeller Center," "2002 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade." Last year, she appeared asFanny Brice in Funny Girl in Concert for The Actors' Fund of America, and can also be heard on the newly released album "The Maury YestonSongbook" (PS Classics). Much love to family, friends and Christian.
Sheryl Lee Ralph (Muzzy van Hossmere) returns to Broadway for the first
time since her acclaimed performance as Deena Jones in Micheal Bennett’s Dreamgirls
(Tony and Drama Desk nominations). TV: “Moesha”, “The District”, “It’s a
Living”, “New Attitude”, “Designing Women”. Film: Deterrence, To Sleep with
Anger (Ind. Spirit Award), Sister Act II, The Flinstones, The Mighty
Quinn, Mistress, The Distinguished Gentleman, Witch Hunt. Producer: Divas: Simply Singing!, a
critically acclaimed annual concert that has become one of Hollywood’s most
important and highly anticipated AIDS fundraisers, and www.jamericanfilmfest.com. March 19, 2002-April 12, 2003
Harriet Harris (Mrs. Meers) is the
recipient of the 2002 Tony Award and Drama Desk Award for featured actress in a
musical for this performance. NY Stage
includes The Man Who Came to Dinner with Nathan Lane (also filmed for
PBS); The Crucible; Man and Superman; Hamlet; Macbeth; Julius Caesar;
Jeffrey (Drama Desk Nomination); Bella, Belle of Byelorussia (Drama
Desk Nomination). Regional includes Tartuffe,
A Midsummer Night’s Dream; A Month in the Country. Film includes Memento, Nurse Betty, Romeo and Juliet, Quiz
Show. TV includes “Six Feet
Under”, “Frasier” (recurring as Bebe Glazer), “The Beast”, “Union Square”, “The
Five Mrs. Buchanans”, “Ally McBeal”, “Ellen”, “The X-Files”.
Marc Kudisch (Trevor Graydon) received
2002 Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle nominations for this
performance. Most recently seen as
Carl-Magnus in the NYCO revival of A
Little Night Music and as Mike
Robinson in No Strings at City Center Encores! Broadway: Jeff Moss, Bells Are Ringing
(album); Jackie, The Wild Party (album); Chauvelin, The Scarlet
Pimpernel; George Kittredge, High Society (album); Gaston, Beauty
and the Beast; Reuben, Joseph…Dreamcoat (album). National: Conrad Birdie, Bye Bye Birdie. Off-B’way: Tamara—The Living Movie; Quiet
on the Set. TV: Conrad Birdie, “Bye
Bye Birdie,” ABC/Hallmark (album); “Sex and the City”; “Late Night with David
Letterman”; Ralph Barnes, “Loving”; and commercially as Toyota’s spokesperson,
“TV Guy.” Absent for A Little
Night Music at NYC Opera: January 28-April 27, 2003 and City Center
Encores! No Strings April 27, 2003-May 11, 2003
Gavin Creel (Jimmy Smith) proudly
makes his Broadway debut with Thoroughly Modern Millie (2002 Tony Award
nomination). The University of Michigan
graduate has appeared in Hair (Encores!), Bat Boy (Off B’way), Fame
(national tour), Honk! (American premiere) and various New York
workshops including Spring Awakening, Hairspray, and Wicked. Gavin sings with the Broadway Inspirational
Voices and writes his own music. “For
my angel Gooie, her son Jim and his wife Nancy.” March 19, 2002-April 27,
2003
Angela Christian (Miss Dorothy Brown) was
recently seen on Broadway making her debut as Lily the maid in James Joyce’s
The Dead. She then shed her apron
for the show’s Kennedy Center run, playing Miss Molly Ivors. Regional: Oleanna (Cleveland Play
House), Twelfth Night (Viola), Our Town (Emily), Pack of Lies (Julie),
Smile (Doria), A Christmas Carol (Belle). Premieres: Joe DiPietro’s O. Henry’s
Lovers (Johnsy/American Stage Co.) and Jon Lipsky’s Maggie’s Riff
(Maggie/Merrimack Rep.). Workshop: Anna
in John Stother’s upcoming Pilgrim.
Ken Leung (Ching Ho) makes his Broadway Debut. He originated roles in Corpus Christi
(MTC, dir. Joe Mantello), The Road Home (dir. Lawrence Sacharow), Flipzoids
(Ma-Yi, dir. Loy Arcenas), and Admissions (dir. Austin Pendleton) and
appeared in the films Face, Spy Game, A.I. Artificial Intelligence, Keeping
the Faith, Rush Hour, and the upcoming Red Dragon. March 19, 2002-April, 2003
Francis Jue (Bun Foo). Broadway/tours: M. Butterfly. Off-Broadway: A Winter’s Tale, Hamlet,
Dream True, Pericles, Timon of Athens, King Lear, A Language of Their Own,
Richard II, Pacific Overtures.
Recent Regional: Just So (Parsi Man), Floyd Collins
(Skeets Miller), As Bees in Honey Drown (Mike/Skunk/Ronald), Amadeus
(Mozart), A Question of Mercy (Thomas), Cabaret (Emcee, Bay Area
Critics Circle Award), Kiss of the Spider Woman (Molina, Dramalogue
Award), The Illusion (Amanuensis/Geronte, Zony Award), A Midsummer
Night’s Dream (Puck). Love to
Randy. March 19, 2003-April, 2003
Anne L. Nathan (Miss Flannery) originated
the role of Miss Flannery at the La Jolla Playhouse. Broadway: Ragtime (original co.). Off-Broadway: Swingtime Canteen. Toronto: Ragtime, Aspects of Love. National Tour: Les Miserables,
Aspects of Love. Regional: La Jolla
Playhouse, the Citadel, the Asolo, the Colonial, the Public, the Eugene O’Neill
Theatre Conference. TV: “Bull” (TNT
Pilot), “The Rosie O’Donnell Show,” “Today Show”.
Sharon Scruggs (Standby for Muzzy/Mrs. Meers). New York: Richard III (TFANA), Trojan
Women (Obie Award), Orestes, Stonewail (En Garde Arts), Hellbound
on My Trail (Atlantic), Destry Rides Again (York), Goblin Market,
Don Juan and the Non Don Juan (Vineyard), Stand Up Shakespeare. Regional:
Black Forrest (Long Wharf), Three Penny Opera, Woyzeck, The Master Builder, Slaughter City (ART), Elmer Gantry (Ford’s, La
Jolla), Tiny Alice (Hartford), Happy Ending (Center
Stage), Mrs. Farmer’s Daughter,
States of Independence
(AMTF). Film: Swimming, Scarred City (HBO), Last Days of Disco, Story of a Bad Boy. March
19-September 15, 2002
Kate Baldwin (Lucille/Ensemble; u/s Miss Dorothy). Broadway:
The Full Monty. Regional: Passion
(Philly Award, Best Supporting Actress), Finian’s Rainbow (Jeff Award
nom.). City Center Encores!: Babes
in Arms, A Connecticut Yankee, Bloomer Girl. Northwestern Univ. graduate.
March 19-August 25, 2002
Roxane Barlow (Ensemble) is happily back
on Broadway for the ninth time. Other
accomplishments: four leading roles, three national tours, two cats and one
amazing husband! (I love you, Steve!) Thanks, love and peace to all.
Melissa Bell Chait (Swing). Broadway: Titanic, Grease!, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Tours: first national Titanic (Kate
McGowan), pre-Broadway Jekyll & Hyde and Grease! Regional: Arielle in Maury Yeston’s In
the Beginning. March 19, 2002-April, 2003
Catherine Brunell (Ensemble; u/s Millie). Broadway: Les Miserables
(Eponine). National Tour: Les
Miserables. Regional: Old Globe,
Barter, MUNY. Recent pre-Broadway
workshop of Little Women.
Finisher in the 1999 and 2000 NYC Marathons. Love to Mom, Dad, Chris, and the Red Sox. March 19, 2002-June 1, 2003
Joyce Chittick (Ethel Peas/Ensemble). Broadway: Seussical (u/s Mayzie
LaBird), Cabaret (original Frenchie, u/s Sally Bowles, co-recipient of
Astaire Award, Big, Once Upon A Mattress, Tommy, Cats. Off-B’way: The Wild Party, A Dybbuk, Encores!
Wonderful Town. March 19,
2002-June, 2003
J.P. Christensen (Swing). Thrilled to be
back on Broadway after kicking it up at Radio City for the holidays. Broadway: Fosse, Cats (Skimbleshanks). Love to my family, David, and my ever-loving
zoo at home. March 19-September 1,
2002
Julie Connors (Ensemble; u/s Miss Flannery). Nat’l tour: How
to Succeed… (performed Rosemary/Hedy LaRue). Encores!: A Connecticut Yankee, Tenderloin. Papermill: Pippin, Follies. Arkansas Rep: Anything Goes
(Erma). MGR Playhouse: 42nd
Street (Peggy Sawyer). BA
Sociologoy, U.C.L.A. iloveUeric.
David Eggers (Ensemble). Broadway: Chicago, Annie Get Your Gun, Saturday Night
Fever. Nat’l tour: Chicago,
Cats. Graduate, Northwestern
University. Thanks Rob Ashford, Hal
Luftig, Harden-Curtis Assoc., Nina Lannan, Mom and Dad, Jimmy Walksi, Eric.
Gregg Goodbrod (Ensemble) is excited to
be making his Broadway debut in Millie after performing in the La Jolla
production. He has also been seen at
Manhattan Theatre Club, Paper Mill Playhouse and City Center Encores!
Aldrin Gonzalez (Ensemble) was last seen
on Broadway in the revival of Follies.
Other Broadway credits: Swing!, Guys and Dolls, Ziegfeld Follies of
1936 (Encores!). He wishes
blessings on family and friends. March
19-September, 2002
Jessica Grové (Ensemble; u/s Miss Dorothy) is known nationally for her role as Dorothy in RCE’s The
Wizard of Oz (Jefferson nom., Best Actress; Grammy-nominated cast
recording). Other: Les Miserables (Broadway),
Notre Dame de Paris (U.S. Premiere.
www.jessicagrove.com.
Susan Haefner (Swing; u/s Millie, Miss Flannery). Broadway: State
Fair. National tour/West End: Damn
Yankees with Jerry Lewis. Off
Broadway: The It Girl (York Theatre).
Regional: Asolo State Theatre, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Barter
Theatre, Weston Playhouse. March 19,
2002-June 1, 2003
Amy Heggins (Ensemble) Broadway: The
Will Rogers Follies, Cats (Cassandra), Whorehouse Goes Public,
Victor/Victoria, Dream, On the Town, Dame Edna: The Royal Tour, Follies, Thou
Shalt Not. Love to my family.
JoAnn M. Hunter (Gloria; Dance Captain; Ensemble; u/s Bun Foo) comes
directly from Thou Shalt Not (Suzanne).
Prior to that: Kiss Me, Kate (Lois/Bianca). Other: WSS (Anita), ACL
(Cassie), Sayonara (Fumiko). Off-B’way:
God is Cat Spelled Backwards (Lily), Trayf (Ruth). Millie marks JoAnn’s twelfth B’way
show. March 19, 2002-June, 2003
Alisa Klein (Alice/Ensemble). Broadway: Grease! (Frenchy), Beauty
and the Beast (Silly Girl, u/s Babette).
Off-Broadway: Even Steven (Sharon). Regional/Stock: 42nd Street (Peggy), Lady in
the Dark (Miss Stevens), Buddy (Vi Petty). BFA, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
Matt Lashey (Swing). Boston Conservatory graduate. Credits: A Connecticut Yankee (City Center Encores!); Funny
Girl, Eddie u/s (Paper Mill); Crazy For You, Harry (PBS Great
Performances); Grand Hotel, Eric (Pittsburgh CLO). Isaiah 30:21 March 19-July 2, 2002
Darren Lee (Ensemble; u/s Ching Ho, Bun Foo). Broadway: Shogun;
Miss Saigon; Guys and Dolls; Victor/Victoria; Chicago; On the Town; Kiss Me,
Kate; Seussical. Film: Hackers
(Razor). Choreographer: Miss Saigon
(MUNY), Takarazuka Revue Company (Japan). www.darrenlee.com March 19-November, 2002
Dan LoBuono (Ensemble). Broadway: Chicago (Fred Casely); Hello,
Dolly! Regional: A Wonderful
Life (Harry); Kiss Me, Kate (Gremio); Call Me Madam (Kenneth). Tours: Chicago w/ Chita Rivera, Ann-Margret
Show (Vegas). This one’s for
Mary! Vist: www.danlobuono.com. Absent: October 20, 2002-June, 2003
Casey Nicholaw (Ensemble). Broadway: Original companies of Seussical, Saturday Night
Fever, Steel Pier, Victor/Victoria, Whorehouse Goes Public, Crazy For You,
Pimpernel. Choreographed the new
musicals Prince and the Pauper, Double Trouble. Thanks Tripp, Rob, Mom, and Dad. March 19, 2002-February, 2003
Noah Racey (Ensemble/Associate Choreographer). Broadway:
Follies. Encores!: Do Re Mi, Babes
in Arms. Workshops: Never Gonna
Dance, Tommy Tune’s Easter
Parade. Boston Conservatory
graduate. Thanks friends and
family. Noah dedicates this performance
to the memory of his mother. God bless.
Aaron Ramey (Ensemble; u/s Jimmy, Mr. Graydon) is delighted to be making his Broadway debut with Millie. Previously, he’s been seen touring in
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast as the Beast. Many thanks to family and friends. March 19-August 11, 2002
T. Oliver Reid (Ensemble). Broadway: Follies;
Kiss Me, Kate; Chicago. Television:
Sex and the City. What a
privilege to work with my family of friends once again. Thank you God! Thank you, Thank you. March 19, 2002-February, 2003
Megan Sikora (Ruth/Ensemble) thanks her
teachers, friends, and family for helping to make her dreams a reality. NY: 42nd Street (Lorraine),
Andrew Lippa’s The Wild Party.
Megan is a Point Park College graduate.
Matt Wall (Ensemble). Broadway: Follies, Saturday Night Fever. National Tours: Saturday Night Fever,
Joseph…Dreamcoat. Regional credits
include Goodspeed Opera House, Trinity Repertory Company and North Carolina
Theatre. Matt holds a BFA in Musical
Theatre from the Boston Conservatory.
Brandon Wardell (Kenneth; u/s Jimmy). Broadway/tour: James Joyce’s The
Dead. Workshops: Assassins,
Outlaws (Billy the Kid), A Man of No Importance (Robbie Faye;
production in Fall 2002). Television:
“All My Children”, “Guiding Light”.
Love to Mamaw and Papaw. March
19-July 21, 2002
Richard Feng Zhu (Ensemble; u/s Ching Ho, Bun Foo) was born and raised in mainland China. He is making his B’way debut with Millie. Recent credits: The King and I, Miss
Saigon (Paper Mill). Love and
thanks to Mom, Dad, Chris, Anabel, Brendan, and most of all, Joy.
Christian Borle (Jimmy Smith). Broadway: "Amour" (Standby for Dusoleil), "Footloose" (Willard), "Jesus Christ Superstar." Off-Broadway:
"Elegies: A Song Cycle" by William Finn at Lincoln Center, "Prodigal" at the York. National tour of "West Side Story" (Riff); Offenbach, Germanyproduction of "The Who's Tommy" (Pinball 1). Regional: "Just So" (Kangaroo/Cooking Stove) at North Shore, "The Three Musketeers" (Planchet) atAMT of San Jose. April 29, 2003-present
Darren Lee (Bun Foo). Broadway: Kiss Me, Kate (Bill Calhoun); Seussical (Vlad Vladikof); On the Town (u/s Gabey Chip); Victor/Victoria; Guys and
Dolls; Shoughn; Miss Saigon. Off-B’way: Chang Fragments, Petrified Prince, Dreamgirls Anniversary Concert. Encores!: The Boys from Syracuse,
Call Me Madam. Film: Chicago, Hackers (Razor). Choreography: Bryant Park (Japan 2003), Pacific Overtures (Cinn. Playhouse, Atlanta Alliance),
Miss Saigon (Paper Mill, MUNY, AMT San Jose). www.darrenlee.com May-June, 2003
Christopher Sieber (Trevor Graydon). NY: Into the Woods (Rapunzel’s Prince/Wolf), Disney’s
Beauty and the Beast (Gaston), Triumph of Love (Agis), A
Christmas Carol (Young Jacob Marley), AVOW (Brian), The Boys in
the Band (Donald), Pal Joey.
Tours of The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Meet Me in St.
Louis (Boy Next Door). TV: “Two of
a Kind”, “Sex and the City”, “Ed”, “Guiding Light”, “All My Children”, “Another
World”. Regional: Randy Newman’s Faust
at La Jolla, Paper Moon at Paper Mill Playhouse, The Boys From
Syracuse at Reprise!. Jan.
28-May 11, 2003
David
Rhee (Ching Ho) is thrilled to making
his Broadway debut in Thoroughly Modern Millie. Dave would like to thank God, family,
friends, and everyone at Circle in the Square Theatre School and Kimberly
Vaughan Performance Studio. Mom and
Dad, this is for you. April,
2003-present
Leslie Uggams (Muzzy Van Hossmere) received a 2001 Tony nomination and a 2001 AUDELCO Award for her performance in "King Hedley II."
Recent credits include Off-Broadway's "Thunder Knocking on the Door" (AUDELCO Award), "Master Class" (TheatreFest), "Play On!" (CrossroadsTheater) and "The Old Settler" (AUDELCO Award). She won the Tony Award for "Hallelujah, Baby!" Other Broadway: "Her First Roman," "Jerry'sGirls," "Blues in the Night," Reno Sweeney in "Anything Goes" (Lincoln Center and national touring productions). Ms. Uggams also toured with PeterNero and Mel Torme in "The Great Gershwin Concert." TV includes "Roots" (Critics Choice Award, Emmy and Golden Globe noms.), "Backstairs at theWhite House," "Sizzle," HBO's "Christmas at Radio City Music Hall," co-host of "Fantasy" (Emmy Award), "The Leslie Uggams Show." Her film creditsinclude "Skyjacked" and "Sugar Hill." In addition to stage and TV, she performs concerts around the country, recently appearing with the PalmBeach Pops, Washington Symphony Orchestra, and the Memorial Day Concert on the Washington Mall, which was televised on PBS. April 22,2003-present
Terry Burrell (Standby for Muzzy/Mrs. Meers) returns to Broadway after starring as Julie in the recent
London production of Showboat (dir. Harold Prince), a role she also played on
the US National Tour. Broadway includes
Dreamgirls, Into The Woods, Swingin’ on a Star, Honky Tonk Nights, Eubie. Off-Broadway: And the World Goes Round,
Just So, and Taking A Chance on Love. Recent tours: Barry Manilow’s Copacabana, Thunder Knocking on
the Door. Other tours: It’s a
Grand Night for Singing, The Wiz, Bubblin’ Brown Sugar. Terry was nominated for a Helen Hayes
Award as best actress in a musical for her portrayal of Queenie in Queenie
Pie at the Kennedy Center. Other
regional: Time and Again, Of Thee I Sing, Sweet and Hot, Man
of La Mancha, Up From Paradisel, and Ain’t Misbehavin’. September 17, 2002-present. Also: Muzzy Van Hossmere, April 13-20, 2003
Kevin Bernard (Swing). B’way: recent revival
of Oklahoma!, the dark and mysterious Slim. Around NYC: the famed triple Off B’way Circuit. Favorite regional: Crazy For You
(Carbonell Award). Toured
endlessly. Love my wife, Heather. Help yourself to tunes: www.KevinNeilBernard.com. June, 2003-present
Megan Cambell (Ensemble; u/s Millie) is proud to make her Broadway
debut in Millie. Favorite
credits include Sweet Charity and Promises, Promises. Love and thanks to Jim Carnahan and Co.,
Steve Unger, her amazing family; Joe Joyce and Richard Schraier for helping her
to achieve her goal. June 3,
2003-present
Jessica Dillan (Ethel Peas/Ensemble).
Broadway: Thou Shalt Not, Cats (Sillibub,
final company). National tours: Swing!,
Cats IV (Victoria). Regional
theatre: Children of Eden (Arvada Center), Damn Yankees (Ivoryton
Playhouse), West Side Story (Augusta Opera). TV: “Late Night With Conan O’Brian.” She thanks her family and friends for their love and support. June,
2003-present
Jason Gillman (Ensemble) is delighted
to join the Millie company.
Broadway: Chicago; Annie Get Your Gun; Hello, Dolly! Regional: Gypsy (Tulsa), Chess
(Arbiter), Crazy For You (Bobby), A View From the Bridge (Rodolpho). Much love to family and friends, Angie always. October 22, 2002-present
Tripp Hanson (Ensemble) is thrilled to
be joining the cast of Millie! He
recently appeared in Lincoln Center’s workshop of Sondheim’s The Frogs
with Nathan Lane, directed by Susan Stroman.
Last seen in New Jersey as Bert Healy in Annie at Paper Mill
Playhouse; last seen in New York in Boys From Syracuse. Other Broadway: Kiss Me, Kate (orig
revival co.), Crazy For You (orig co.).
Last seen all over the world singing and dancing with the Manhattan
Rhythm Kings. Thanks to Casey! February, 2003-present
Leah Horowitz (Swing). Broadway debut! BFA,
NYU/Tisch/CAP-21. NYC and regional: The
Pirates of Penzance, West Side Story, The Gondoliers. Numerous jingles.
Also, Encore! at Tokyo DisneySea. Grateful thanks to Jermy Rich, friends and family, especially Mom
and Dad! June, 2003-present.
Cheyenne Jackson (Ensemble; u/s Jimmy, Mr. Graydon) recently relocated from Seattle and is proud to be making
his Broadway debut. Recent regional
credits include West Side Story (Tony), The Most Happy Fella (Joey),
and Hair (Berger) at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre. For my mom.
July 23, 2002-present
Eric Jackson (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making his Broadway
debut with Millie. Nat’l Tours: Chicago,
Ragtime. Regional: My Fair Lady (Paper
Mill). To my family and friends,
thanks. February, 2003-present
John MacInnis (Ensemble; Assistant Dance Captain). Broadway: Kiss Me,
Kate; Steel Pier; How to Succeed…; Guys and Dolls; Jerome Robbins’ Broadway; Me
and My Girl. His most recent
accomplishment is directing and choreographing the Olympic Medals Plaza at the
2002 Olympic Winter Games. September
3, 2002-May, 2003
Megan McGinnis (Ensemble; u/s Miss Dorothy). Broadway: Parade, The Diary
of Anne Frank. National tour: The
Sound of Music (Liesl), James Joyce’s The Dead (Also Kennedy
Center). Film/TV: Anywhere But Here,
The Look, A Goofy Movie, “Wings”, “Dear John”, “Blossom” (recurring). August 27, 2002-April, 2003
Michelle O’Steen-Vivona (Swing). Broadway: How to Succeed…, Gypsy, Sweet Charity, Anything
Goes. Tour: nine shows. NYC: Rockette, After the Dancing in
Jericho, Encores! Film/TV: Zelig,
“Letterman”, “ATWT”, Tony Awards, commercials.
Love to family: Jerome, Michaela, and Thomas. April, 2003-present
Erin Sacks (Ensemble). Broadway debut! Nat’l tour: The Phantom of the Opera (Meg Giry). Regional:
Cal. Music Circus, Downtown Cabaret Theatre, …Charlie Brown
(Sally) and Children of Eden.
BFA, Brigham Young Univ. Love to
family and thanks to God.
Darren Ritchie (Ensemble; u/s Jimmy Smith, Trevor Graydon). Broadway: Bells
Are Ringing, Les Miserables, and South Pacific at Lincoln
Center. National tour: Fame the
Musical. Workshops: Me and Mrs.
Jones, Surf’s Up, Skindiver, Here I Am (L.A.) and upcoming The ‘60’s. TV: “Days of Our
Lives” and “Guiding Light”. Regional: Musical Theatre of Wichita,
Wagonwheel and Pittsburgh Gargaro.
Thanks his friends and family for their support. August 13, 2002-present
Emily Rozek (Ensemble, u/s Millie).
Thrilled to be back at the Marquis,
where she played Winnie Tate in Annie Get Your Gun. National Tours: South Pacific (Nellie
u/s), Sunset Blvd. (Mary). Love
to family, Steven and Benny.
David Spangenthal (Swing) has appeared both
on Broadway and the national tours of Beauty and the Beast (Beast/Gaston
u/s) and Cats. Weber State
University Graduate. Co-owner of
Timothy Johns Salon on 53rd and 8th. Love to my family and my honey! July 4, 2002-present
Kim Varhola (Gloria, u/s Bun Foo) Broadway: Flower Drum Song,
Rent. Lincoln Center: Anything
Goes (2002 Benefit). Regional: No,
No, Nanette; Redhead; Sweet Charity. B.S.
from Northwestern University. Love and
thanks to Mom, Dad, and Andrew. June,
2003-present