KID GLOVES World Premiere to be Presented at The Skylight Theatre
The cast of Kid Gloves will feature: Will Collyer as “Caleb,” Heather Marsden as “Meredith,” Adam J. Smith as “Eddie,” and more.
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Village Green Productions will present a world premiere musical comedy, Kid Gloves, book and lyrics by Matthew Leavitt, music by Nathan Wang, choreography by Christine Lakin, music direction by Anthony Lucca and direction by Richard Israel. Kid Gloves will preview on Thursday, January 15 & Friday, January 16 at 8pm; will open on Saturday, January 17 at 8pm (press opening); and run through Sunday, February 15, 2026 at The Skylight Theatre.
This world premiere musical comedy dives into the candy-colored chaos of a reality-TV competition where children's entertainers compete for the chance to win their own show. Fast-paced, hilarious, and sneakily poignant, KID GLOVES skewers the utter depravity of reality TV and how it can corrupt even the most wholesome element of humanity.
The cast of Kid Gloves will feature: Will Collyer as “Caleb,” Heather Marsden as “Meredith,” Adam J. Smith as “Eddie,” Natalie Lander as “Darla,” Joey Richter as “Jackson,” Lauren Lorati as “ Vicki,” Harry S. Murphy as “Professor Penguinpants,” Jonathan Slavin as “Edmund the Elephant,” Suzy Nakamura as “Penelope” (and “Bonita the Bunny”), and Christopher Kerrigan as “Juaquin.”
The Design Team for Kid Gloves features Scenic Design by Mark Mendelson; Lighting Design by Andrew Schmedake; Costume Design by Rebecca Carr; Sound Design by Christopher Moscatiello.
Properties Design by Megan Trepani; Fight Choreography by Ned Mochel. Casting by Michael Donovan, Casting; Michael Donovan, CSA & Richie Ferris, CSA. The Production Stage Manager is Amelia Tacy. KID GLOVES is produced by Village Green Productions and Sami Kolko.
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