Photo Flash: 'The Producers' at Westchester Broadway Theatre
The Westchester Broadway Theatre production stars Bob Amaral as Max Bialystock, Joel Newsome as Leo Bloom and Karen McNay as Ulla. Craig Fols as Roger DeBris, John West as Carmen Ghia, with Eric Anderson as Franz Liebkind. The Producers is directed by David Edwards.
The rest of the cast includes Delaine Andrzejewski, Jesse Coleman, Amy Griffin, Karen Hyland, John Ryan Jacobs, Sean McNight, Rob Ouellette, Lindsay Packard, Ron Remke, Lara Seibert, Melissa Sybil, Anthony Valbiro, Correy West, Tracy J. Wholf & Jesse Wildman.
The choreographer is Matthew Vargo assisted by Sean McKnight, Peter Barbieri designed sets, Andrew Gmoser designed lights, Jon Hatton is the sound designer, Matthew Hemesath is the Costume Designer and Gerard Kelly designed Wigs/hair. Victor Lukas will be the Production Stage Manager assisted by Ruth Zang.
The Producers is adapted from Mel Brooks' wacky 1968 film of the same name, which starred Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder. The film was so brazen in its satire that the major studios wouldn't touch it. Brooks finally found an independent distributor, which released it like an art film. The Producers went on to receive an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.
The Producers at The Westchester Broadway Theatre runs from August 7th 2008 to November 15th 2008.
Bob Amaral and Ensemble
Joel Newsome and some beautiful girls!
Joel Newsome, Eric Anderson and Bob Amaral
Joel Newsome, Karyn McNay and Bob Amaral
Joel Newsome, Karyn McNay and Bob Amaral
Karyn McNay and Joel Newsome
Keep It Gay! Keep It Gay! Keep It Gay!
Bob Amaral and Joel Newsome
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