MusicalDrama RomanceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Aug 19, 2004
Closing Date
Jan 02, 2005
1st Preview
Jul 30, 2004
1st Preview
Jul 30, 2004
Previews
22
Performances
157
MusicalDrama RomanceOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Belasco Theatre
(Aug 19, 2004 - Jan 02, 2005)
Setting
Transylvania, England and across Europe, aboard the Orient Express a century ago.
Produced by Dodger Stage Holding and Joop Van Den Ende; Produced in association with Clear Channel Entertainment
Originally Produced by La Jolla Playhouse (Des McAnuff, Artistic Director & Terrence Dwyer, Managing Director)
Music by Frank Wildhorn; Book by Don Black and Christopher Hampton; Lyrics by Don Black and Christopher Hampton; Based on the story by Bram Stoker; Musical Director: Constantine Kitsopoulos; Music arranged by Constantine Kitsopoulos; Music orchestrated by Doug Besterman
Directed by Des McAnuff; Choreographed by Mindy Cooper; Assistant Director: Daisy Walker; Second Assistant Director: Holly-Anne Ruggiero; Assistant Choreographer: Lillie Kae Stevens
Scenic Design by Heidi Ettinger; Costume Design by Catherine Zuber; Lighting Design by Howell Binkley; Sound Design by Acme Sound Partners; Projection Design by Michael Clark; Make-Up Design by Angelina Avallone; Associate Scenic Design: Luke Cantarella; Assistant Scenic Design: Larry Gruber, Robert Jay Braun, Mark Erbaugh, Miguel Huidor, Todd Ivins, Ted LeFevre, Rachel Nemec and Todd Potter; Assistant Costume Design: David Newell and Michael Zecker; Automated Lighting Programmer: Tom Celner; Projection Programmer: Hillary Knox; Associate Lighting Design: Mark T. Simpson; Assistant Lighting Design: Patricia Nichols; Assistant Sound Design: Jeffrey Yoshi Lee and Sten Severson; Assistant Projection Design: Jason Thompson
Executive Producer: Dodger Management Group (Sally Campbell Morse, Robert C. Strickstein); Company Manager: Sandra Carlson; Assistant Co. Mgr: Kelly Rach; Company Management Assistant: Alissa Zulvergold
Production Stage Manager: Frank Hartenstein; Technical Supervisor: Don S. Gilmore; Stage Manager: Kelly Martindale; Assistant Stage Mgr: Alex Lyu Volckhausen and Mark Gordon
Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Conducted by Constantine Kitsopoulos; Associate Conductor: Ethyl Will; Reeds: Rick Heckman; Cello: Chungsun Kim; Percussion: Barbara Merjan; Key I: Karl Mansfield; Key II: Ethyl Will; Key III: Constantine Kitsopoulos
Aerial Staging by Rob Besserer and Flying by Foy; Special Effects by Chic Silber; Associate Special Effects: Aaron Waitz; Flying Effects by Flying by Foy
Period Movement Consultant: Elizabeth Keen; Fight direction by Steve Rankin; Dance Captain: Megan Sikora; Fight Captain: Graham Rowat; Dialect Coach: Stephen Gabis; Dramaturg: Allison Horsley; Casting: Dave Clemmons Casting; Press Representative: Boneau / Bryan-Brown; Promotions: Margery Singer Company; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Photographer: Joan Marcus; Production Assistant: Sarah Bierenbaum, Alyssa Gardner, Mark Gordon and Alissa Zulvergold; Press Associate: Jim Byk, Susanne Tighe and Juliana Hannett
Melissa Errico
Mina Murray
Tom Hewitt
Dracula
Stephen McKinley Henderson
Abraham Van Helsing
Chris Hoch
Arthur Holmwood
Kelli O'Hara
Lucy Westenra
Darren Ritchie
Jonathan Harker
Bart Shatto
Quincey Morris
Don Stephenson
Renfield
Shonn Wiley
Jack Seward
Celina Carvajal
Second Vampire
Alternate
 
Ensemble
Melissa Fagan
Third Vampire
Alternate
 
Ensemble
Jenifer Foote
First Vampire
Alternate
 
Ensemble
Michael Herwitz
Child
Alternate
Pamela Jordan
Third Vampire
Alternate
 
Ensemble
Elizabeth Loyacano
Second Vampire
Alternate
 
Ensemble
Tracy Miller
First Vampire
Alternate
 
Ensemble
Matthew Nardozzi
Child
Alternate
Graham Rowat
Ensemble
Swings: Anthony Holds and Megan Sikora
Standby: Chuck Wagner (Dracula, Abraham Van Helsing, Quincey Morris)
Understudies: Celina Carvajal (Lucy Westenra), Chris Hoch (Renfield), Anthony Holds (Jonathan Harker, Jack Seward, Quincey Morris, Arthur Holmwood), Elizabeth Loyacano (Mina Murray), Graham Rowat (Dracula, Renfield, Abraham Van Helsing), Bart Shatto (Jack Seward, Arthur Holmwood), Megan Sikora (Mina Murray, Lucy Westenra) and Shonn Wiley (Jonathan Harker)

Belasco Theatre (Aug 19, 2004 - Jan 02, 2005)

Cast

Jennifer Hughes
Second Vampire
Alternate
 
Ensemble
Megan Reinking
Ensemble
 
First Vampire
Megan Sikora
Third Vampire
Michael Soloway
Child
Alternate
Understudy: Jennifer Hughes (Lucy Westenra)
music by Frank Wildhorn; lyrics by Christopher Hampton and Don Black
Act 1
Sung By
Prelude
Jonathan Harker
A Quiet Life
Dracula
Over Whitby Bay
Jonathan Harker and Mina Murray
Forever Young
First Vampire, Second Vampire and Third Vampire
Fresh Blood
Dracula
The Master's Song
Renfield and Jack Seward
How Do You Choose?
Lucy Westenra, Mina Murray, Quincey Morris, Jack Seward, Arthur Holmwood and Company
The Mist
Lucy Westenra
Modern World
Company
A Perfect Life
Mina Murray
The Weddings
Company
Prayer for the Dead
Company
Life After Life
Dracula and Lucy Westenra
Act 2
Sung By
The Heart Is Slow to Learn
Mina Murray
The Master's Song (Reprise)
Renfield and Dracula
If I Could Fly
Mina Murray
There's Always a Tomorrow
Dracula and Mina Murray
Deep in the Darkest Night
Abraham Van Helsing, Quincey Morris, Arthur Holmwood, Jack Seward, Jonathan Harker and Mina Murray
Before the Summer Ends
Jonathan Harker
The Longer I Live
Dracula
All Is Dark/Life After Life (Reprise)
Dracula and Mina Murray
Finale
Dracula and Mina Murray
Season:
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