Bobby Daye

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Credits in the database:

Performance

Shrek The Musical
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 2008]
Unknown

The Color Purple
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 2005]
Swing (Swing)

Hair
[Broadway, New York Concert, 2004]
Ensemble

Chess
[Broadway, Actors' Fund Concert, 2003]
Ensemble

Dreamgirls
[Broadway, New York Concert, 2001]
Wayne

Lucky Duck
[Regional (US), World Premiere, 2000]
Other Roles

The Lion King
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 1997]
Ensemble

The Wiz
[Off-Broadway, Off-Broadway Revival, 1993]
Munchkin
Gatekeeper
Emerald City Citizen

Dreamgirls
[Broadway, Return Engagement [Broadway], 1987]
Little Albert & The Tru-Tones
The James Early Band
The Five Tuxedos
Ensemble

Dreamgirls
[US Tour, 2nd National Tour, 1985]
Little Albert & The Tru-Tones
The James Early Band
Carl
Film Executive
The Five Tuxedos

Dreamgirls
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 1981]
Little Albert & The Tru-Tones
The James Early Band
The Five Tuxedos
Ensemble

Performance

The Color Purple
[Original Broadway Cast, 2005]
Swing()

Hair
[Concert Cast, 2004]
Ensemble

Dreamgirls
[New York Concert Cast, 2001]
Wayne

Personal Information

Featured Show

Oklahoma!
(18 productions, 26 recordings)

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