ALLEGRO
November 18, 2002
at the Alex Theatre in Glendale

Music by Richard Rodgers
Book & Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II

Directed by Lewis Wilkenfeld
Musical Direction by Tom Griep
Choreographed by Lee Martino
Produced by Kathryn Skatula & Michael G. Hawkins

Originally produced on Broadway by The Theatre Guild

Running 315 performances in 1947, ALLEGRO signaled the start of a powerful new genre: the concept musical. Telling the still timely story of a doctor at conflict with his family and community, ALLEGRO is the first of only two Rodgers & Hammerstein musicals not adapted from another source. With songs like "The Gentleman is a Dope." "A Fellow Needs a Girl," and "So Far," discover why ALLEGRO was acclaimed as "A work of great beauty and purity" (Brooks Atkinson - NY Times). CELEBRATING THE 100th ANNIVERSARY OF RICHARD RODGERS' BIRTH!

CARPENTER CENTER: Monday, June 11 at 7:30 PM
ALEX THEATRE: Monday, June 18 at 7:30 PM

 
 

CAST

Marjorie Taylor Eileen Barnett
Dr. Bigby Denby Chuck Bergman
Dr. Joseph Taylor Doug Carfrae
Professor Ira Denmark
Beulah Melissa Fahn
Ned Brinker James Gleason
Brook Lansdale Gordon Goodman
Jennie Brinker Jennifer Gordon
Joe Taylor, Jr. Damon Kirsche
Coach Randy Kravis
Emily West Bets Malone
Harry Buckley Kevin McMahon
Molly Lisa Picotte
Bertram Glenn Shiroma
Mrs. Lansdale Mary Van Arsdel
Grandma Taylor Susan Watson
Charlie Townsend Eric Anderson
Hazel Skinner Jennifer Mathews
Young Jennie Brinker Madison Parks
   
PHOTOS
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