Jimmy (Dustin Bond) and Millie (Meghan Armitage) take their romance to new heights in "Thoroughly Modern Millie." |
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Director
Shelly McFadden is joined on the production side by choreographers
Lita Sandy and Lori Briones; musical director, Lori Miller; and
scenic designer, Linda Gjesvold.
Based
on the 1967 Julie Andrews film, Thoroughly Modern Millie has
new music by Jeanine Tesori, new lyrics by Dick Scanlon, and a book
by Scanlon and Richard Morris.
Meghan
Armitage leads the cast in the role of Millie Dillmount, a young girl
who comes to New York City to find a job and husband, though not
necessarily in that order. She lands a job first - at the Sincere
Trust Company run by Trevor Graydon (Kenneth Lee Buchanan) and
immediately sets her cap for the boss, until she gets distracted by
Jimmy Smith (Dustin Bond). Graydon himself is attracted to Millie's
mysterious friend, Miss Dorothy (Mira Hoffman).
Add
a crafty landlady (Katie Wallace) and her two minions (Cameron Callan
& Alex Asbell), and Muzzy, a millionairess (Ashlee Vitz), and the
complications, dances, and songs are fast and furious.
Songs
in the stage version include “Forget About the Boy”, “Gimme
Gimme”, and “Only In New York”, and the title tune.
In
supporting roles are Annie Weltz, Alix Green, Sarah Bond, Elise
Merrill, Katie Hedge, Jalin Burnette, Sydney Cassida, Eleanor Howard,
Miller and Briones.
Also
appearing are David Wells, Joe Lippard, Ric McFadden, Jack Randall
Earles, Joe Fields, and T.J. Tincher.
The
orchestra under the direction of pianist Marilyn Burdsall includes
Michael McClaine, drums and percussion; Drew Brattain, bass; and
Marcia Boswell, flute/piccolo.
Costuming
is by Diana VanMiddlesworth and Patricia Armitage. Jessica Masner is
production stage manager. Jim & Melissa Green are running the
sound and lights.
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