Presents
a Student Musical Theater Workshop Production of
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Music & Lyrics by Frank Loesser
Originally Directed on Broadway by George S. Kaufman
Adapted from the stories of Damon Runyan
Directed by Tina Doyle and Shannon Agnew
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September 8-10 and 15-17, 2006
Sunday at 2pm Click on the date on the calendar and buy tickets on line for that performance |
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610-279-1013
Visit the Guys and Dolls Image Gallery
Meet the Cast and Crew of Guys and Dolls Jr.
Angie Fennell---Sarah Brown
Nick Rodenbaugh ---Sky Masterson
Jeff Sherman --- Nathan Detroit
Maeve Sutherland---Miss Adelaide
Erin Agnew --- Lt. Brannigan
Sam Austin --- Nicely-Nicely Johnson
Christian Allen ---Harry the Horse
PJ Allen ---Rusty Charlie
Joa Abel --- Benny Southstreet
Nicholas Gresh ---Big Jule
Michele Hannon ---Abigail Abernathy
Brittany Jones --- General Cartwright
Crysten Baxter--- Mission Band Member
Liz Martinez---Mission Band Member
Jade Oliver ---Mission Band Member
Natalie Johnson ---Hot Box Girl
Katrina Karwoski ---Hot Box Girl
Kat Napoli --- Hot Box Girl
Isabelle Seiler ---Hot Box Girl
Marie Spidale Hot Box Girl
Katie Spivak Hot Box Girl
Allie Fiorini ----Sound Technician
Jeanna Ritto----Dance Instructor
Lisa Sene----Lighting
Guys and Dolls opened on Broadway on November 24, 1950. Producers Cy Feuer and Ernest Martin assembled an exceptional team to bring Runyon’s hard-shelled, but basically softhearted characters to the stage. The team, which included composer/lyricist Frank Loesser, co-book writer Abe Burrows, director George S. Kaufman, and choreographer Michael Kidd, created an instant hit, praised by reviewers as one of the most well constructed book musicals in Broadway history.
Guys and Dolls has had several successful Broadway revivals and tours, and is one of the most produced shows worldwide. The Broadway Junior version has the approval of the author’s estate and was first produced in 1998.
One of Broadway’s most hilarious shows, Guys and Dolls has been described as the perfect musical comedy. It is primarily based on Damon Runyon’s short story "The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown," which describes the unlikely romance between a pure at heart urban missionary and a slick Broadway gambler. The show’s second romantic storyline involves Nathan Detroit and Miss Adelaide, who have been engaged for fourteen years. Nathan organizes "the oldest established, permanent floating craps game in New York," and Adelaide is the main attraction at the Hot Box nightclub.
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