Opening Date

Oct 12, 1993

Closing Date

Jan 29, 1995

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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Setting
1941-1963. In and around London.
Produced by PTG-Florida, Inc. and Dodger Productions
Book by Pete Townshend and Des McAnuff; Music by Pete Townshend; Lyrics by Pete Townshend; Additional music by John Entwistle and Keith Moon; Additional lyrics by John Entwistle and Keith Moon; Music orchestrated by Steve Margoshes; Vocal arrangements by Joseph Church; Musical Director: Wendy Bobbitt
Directed by Des McAnuff; Choreographed by Wayne Cilento; Assistant Director: Lisa Portes
Scenic Design by John Arnone; Costume Design by David C. Woolard; Lighting Design by Chris Parry; Sound Design by Steve Canyon Kennedy; Projection Design by Wendall K. Harrington; Video Design by Batwin & Robin Productions, Inc.; Hair Design by David H. Lawrence; Associate Lighting Design: David Grill; Associate Sound Design: Jon Weston; Assistant Lighting Design: Katy Orrick; Projection Production Coordinator: Sage Carter; Projection Photography: Peter Cunningham and Jock Pottle; Projection Graphics: Eriksson Design, Inc.; Projection Programmer: Paul Vershbow
Executive Producer: David, Strong, Warner, Inc., Scott Zeiger and Gary Gunas; General Manager: ATP/Dodger and George MacPherson; Company Manager: Alan Ross Kosher; Assistant Co. Mgr: Claudia Morrow
Technical Supervisor: Gene O'Donovan; Production Supervisor: Gene O'Donovan; Production Stage Manager: Randall Whitescarver; Stage Manager: David Foster; Assistant Stage Mgr: Dean R. Greer and Sandra M. Franck
Musical Supervisor: Joseph Church; Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Conducted by Wendy Bobbitt; Associate Conductor: Cherie Rosen; Keyboards: Cherie Rosen; Keyboards/Synthesizer: Jeff Jenkins and Tom Toriello; Guitar: Scott Totten and Ric Molina; French Horn: Alan Grant; Bass: Gary Bristol; Drums: Alan Childs; Music Preparation Supervisor: Donald Oliver, Evan Morris and Chelsea Music Services, Inc.; Synthesizer Programmer: Ted Baker
Special Effects by Gregory Meeh; Flying by Foy
Casting: Julie Hughes, C.S.A. and Barry Moss, CSA; National Press Representative: Laura Matalon, Ginny Ehrlich, Tim Choy and Wayne McWorter; Exclusive Tour Direction: ATP/Dodger; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc. and Jim Edwards; Photographer: Joan Marcus and Marc Bryan-Brown; Dance Captain: Tracey Langran and Aiko Nakasone; Dialect Coach: Liz Smith; Fight direction by Steve Rankin
Betsy Allen
Kevin's Mother
 
Local Lass
 
Ensemble
Bertilla Baker
Minister's Wife
 
Ensemble
Roger Bart
Cousin Kevin
Steve Dahlem
Officer #2
 
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
Ensemble
Valerie De Pena
Local Lass
 
Specialist's Assistant
 
Ensemble
Darrian C. Ford
Allied Soldier #2
 
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
Ensemble
Anthony Galde
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
1st Pinball Lad
 
Ensemble
Chris Ghelfi
Allied Soldier #1
 
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
Ensemble
Steve Isaacs
Tommy
Robert Mann Kayser
Tommy, Age 10
Cindi Klinger
Local Lass
 
Mrs. Simpson
 
Ensemble
Kelly Mady
Tommy, Age 4
Alternate
Daniel Marcus
Minister
 
Mr. Simpson
 
Ensemble
Jessica Molaskey
Mrs. Walker
Hilary Morse
Local Lass
 
Sally Simpson
 
Ensemble
Aiko Nakasone
Nurse
 
Local Lass
 
Ensemble
Caitlin Newman
Tommy, Age 4
Alternate
Destan Owens
Officer #1
 
Hawker
 
Specialist
 
Ensemble
Kennya Ramsey
The Gypsy
Tom Rocco
Judge
 
Kevin's Father
 
News Vendor
 
D.J.
 
Ensemble
Clarke Thorell
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
2nd Pinball Lad
 
Ensemble
Alec Timerman
Lover
 
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
Harmonica Player
 
Ensemble
Carla Renata Williams
Local Lass
 
Ensemble
Jason Workman
Captain Walker
William Youmans
Uncle Ernie
Swings: Vincent D'Elia , Tracey Langran , Christy Tarr and Randy Wojcik
Understudies: Bertilla Baker (Mrs. Walker), Steve Dahlem (Captain Walker), Vincent D'Elia (Captain Walker), Chris Ghelfi (Tommy, Cousin Kevin), Tracey Langran (The Gypsy), Craig Lawlor (Tommy, Age 10), Daniel Marcus (Uncle Ernie), Tom Rocco (Uncle Ernie), Christy Tarr (Mrs. Walker), Alec Timerman (Tommy, Cousin Kevin) and Carla Renata Williams (The Gypsy)
Associate Producer: Beth Smith
Assistant Stage Mgr: William Coiner and Leigh Catlett; Production Stage Manager: Bill Roberts
Associate Conductor: Colin Welford; Keyboards: Colin Welford
Dance Captain: Randy Wojcik

Cast

Stephen Lee Anderson
Uncle Ernie
Michael Arnold
Cousin Kevin
Stephen Bienskie
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
2nd Pinball Lad
 
Ensemble
R. F. Daley
Minister
 
Mr. Simpson
 
Ensemble
Lisa Gajda
Nurse
 
Local Lass
 
Ensemble
Michael Gerhart
Officer #2
 
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
Ensemble
Deidre Lang
Local Lass
 
Ensemble
Joe Langworth
Allied Soldier #2
 
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
Security Guard
 
Ensemble
Jordan Leeds
Captain Walker
Brett Levenson
Tommy, Age 10
Rachel Beth Levenson
Tommy, Age 4
Alternate
Stuart Marland
Judge
 
Kevin's Father
 
News Vendor
 
D.J.
 
Ensemble
Christy Tarr
Mrs. Walker
Randy Wojcik
Allied Soldier #1
 
Local Lad
 
Security Guard
 
Ensemble
Swings: Jamie Chandler-Torns , Jeanine Meyers , Timothy Talman and Michael Tapley
Understudies: Jamie Chandler-Torns (Mrs. Walker), John F. Daley (Tommy, Age 10), Michael Gerhart (Captain Walker), Deidre Lang (The Gypsy), Stuart Marland (Uncle Ernie), Timothy Talman (Cousin Kevin), Michael Tapley (Tommy, Uncle Ernie) and Randy Wojcik (Cousin Kevin)
music by Pete Townshend; lyrics by Pete Townshend
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Overture: 1941
Company
Captain Walker
Officers
It's a Boy
Nurses and Mrs. Walker
We've Won
Captain Walker and Allied Soldiers
Twenty-One
Mrs. Walker, Lover and Captain Walker
Amazing Journey
Tommy
Sparks (Instrumental)
Amazing Journey (Reprise)
Tommy
Christmas
Captain Walker, Mrs. Walker, Minister, Minister's Wife and Ensemble
See Me, Feel Me
Tommy
Do You Think It's Alright
Captain Walker and Mrs. Walker
Fiddle About
(music by John Entwistle; lyrics by John Entwistle)
Uncle Ernie and Ensemble
See Me, Feel Me (Reprise)
Tommy
Cousin Kevin
(music by John Entwistle; lyrics by John Entwistle)
Cousin Kevin and Ensemble
Sensation
Tommy and Ensemble
Sparks (Instrumental) (Reprise)
Eyesight to the Blind
(music by Pete Townshend and Sonny Boy Williamson; lyrics by Pete Townshend and Sonny Boy Williamson)
Hawker, Harmonica Player and Ensemble
Acid Queen
The Gypsy
Pinball Wizard
Local Lads, Cousin Kevin and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Underture (Entr'act): 1960
There's a Doctor
Captain Walker and Mrs. Walker
Go to the Mirror
Specialist, Specialist's Assistant, Captain Walker and Mrs. Walker
Listening to You
Tommy, Tommy, Age 10 and Tommy, Age 4
Tommy, Can You Hear Me
Local Lads
I Believe My Own Eyes
Captain Walker and Mrs. Walker
Smash the Mirror
Mrs. Walker
I'm Free
Tommy
Miracle Cure
Local Lads
Sensation (Reprise)
Tommy and Ensemble
I'm Free (Reprise)
Tommy and Company
Pinball Wizard (Reprise)
Tommy and Company
Tommy's Holiday Camp
(music by Keith Moon; lyrics by Keith Moon)
Uncle Ernie
Sally Simpson
Cousin Kevin, Security Guards, Sally Simpson, Mr. Simpson and Mrs. Simpson
Welcome
Tommy and Ensemble
Sally's Question (Song added after opening)
Sally Simpson
We're Not Going to Take It
Tommy and Ensemble
See Me, Feel Me (Reprise)
Tommy and Company
Listening to You (Reprise)
Tommy and Company
Finale
Tommy and Company
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