BROADWAY CELEBRATES CURTAIN CALL at CURTAIN CALL

CARRIE ST. LOUIS is best known for her portrayal of ‘Rose’ in Titanique, ‘Glinda' in the Broadway and national touring company of Wicked, ‘Sherrie' in the Broadway and Las Vegas companies of Rock of Ages, and as the closing Lauren in the Tony Award winning Best Musical, Kinky Boots. She began working professionally in the West Coast Premiere of The Fix after graduating from the Thornton School of Music at USC with a degree in Vocal Arts. She went on to play Amanda Bell in the World Premiere of Justin Love at LA’s Celebration Theater, which received an LA Drama Critics Circle Nomination for Best Production. She then moved to Las Vegas to open Rock of Ages at The Venetian Hotel, for which she was awarded Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical by Broadway World Las Vegas. Carrie made her Broadway debut as Sherrie in Rock of Ages in 2014. Later that year, she went on the road as Glinda in the national tour of Wicked. In 2016, Carrie returned to Broadway, starring as Glinda at the Gershwin Theater, for which she was nominated for a Broadway.com Audience Choice Award for Best Female Replacement in a long running show. Her sold-out solo cabaret show in LA, Here I Go Again, received a Broadway World nomination for Best Female Cabaret in 2012. Her second solo show, Something Good, played to sold out crowds at New York’s iconic Feinstein’s/54 Below as well as cabaret clubs across the United States. In 2016, Carrie had the honor of performing "For Good" with her Wicked co-star, Jennifer DiNoia, for First Lady Michelle Obama at a United Nations event in New York City. She’s guested in concert with the band Foreigner, and she’s sung the National Anthem for the LA Dodgers, LA Lakers, Chicago Cubs, New York Mets, New York Islanders and the PAC-12 Tournament. In 2017, she starred Off-Broadway as Annette Hargrove in Cruel Intentions: The Musical, based on the cult-classic film, which received an Outer Critics Circle nomination for Best Off-Broadway Musical. Her voice can be heard on the Original Cast Recording which topped the Billboard Broadway charts. In the Spring of 2018, Carrie joined the company of the 2013 Tony winner for Best Musical, Kinky Boots, as Lauren. She was the final Lauren when the show closed in 2019 after six incredible years on Broadway. Carrie has appeared in multiple television shows. She played Becca Mainzer on Elementary (CBS), working alongside Lucy Liu, Jonny Lee Miller, and Jon Michael Hall. She also appeared as Alice on the hit TV show Younger (TVLand) opposite Sutton Foster. She can be seen on Blindspot (NBC) and in the series finale of The Good Fight as Dawn Saunter, opposite Audra McDonald. Carrie just wrapped an indie film titled The Blonde Experiment, which should be released in the coming year. Carrie opened the Off Broadway hit, Titanique, at the Daryl Roth Theater in November of 2022 as Rose Dewitt Bukater, which won the Lucille Lortel award for Best Musical. In July of 2023, she headed out to Kansas City to play her dream role of Elle Woods in Legally Blonde at The Starlight Theater for 8,000 audience members a night, directed by the original Brooke Wyndham, Nikki Snelson. In February of 2024, Carrie sold out her solo show at The McCallum Theater in Palm Desert, CA where she first got her start playing Annie in Annie when she was 10 years old. This spring, Carrie is headed to the Fulton Theater in Pennsylvania to play Catherine Hiatt in Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years. Carrie is also a vocal coach who travels often for masterclasses while also maintaining a private studio in New York City.

John Riddle was last seen on Broadway in Frozen. Previously, he was in Kander and Ebb's The Visit starring Chita Rivera. His other stage credits include Tony in West Side Story (Casa Manana), Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid (St. Louis MUNY), Joe Hardy in Damn Yankees (PCLO), Evita (first national tour), Little Dancer (Kennedy Center) and My Paris (Long Wharf). Other: The Secret Garden in concert at Lincoln Center, Cincinnati Pops. Last year, John debuted his solo show, Keep It Simple, at Feinstein's/54 Below. He can be heard on John Kander's Hidden Treasures from Harbinger Records. CCM grad.

Dan Micciche is the current Music Director and Conductor of WICKED on Broadway and has been with the show for over 9 years - including the national and international tours. As part of the music team, he is an integral member of the casting process. Prior to WICKED, Dan began his acting career on Broadway as the youngest actor to play Mary Sunshine in the Tony Award winning revival of CHICAGO. He performed in 2000 shows across 125 cities as a part of the Broadway, US national tour, Canadian tour and, the Japanese, Alaskan and Thailand companies. In CHICAGO he performed with stars Kevin Richardson, Jerry Springer, Sofia Vergara, Bianca Marroquin, Charlotte d'Amboise, Carol Woods, Roz Ryan, Paige Davis and John O'Hurley. In 2008 Dan performed as a soloist in Bernstein's MASS at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center and the United Palace. He was the first male to record the male soprano solo in "I Don't Know" which was nominated for a 2008 Grammy Award NAXOS.