Jennifer Fogarty

'They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky, they're altogether ooky!' The Broadway musical sensation The Addams Family is on stage at the Ogunquit Playhouse today, October 1 through 26.

"They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky, they're altogether ooky!" The Broadway musical sensation The Addams Family is on stage at the Ogunquit Playhouse October 1 through 26. Broadway's Rachel de Benedet and David Engel star in this musical comedy that brings the beloved and bizarre first family of comedy to life, complete with show-stopping musical numbers, the Broadway set and costumes by Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch and puppets by the "inestimable" Basil Twist.

The Gateway Playhouse (215 South Country Rd, Bellport, NY 11713) presents THE ADDAMS FAMILY August 27-September 13. Starring Rachel de Benedet, David Engel, and more, THE ADDAMS FAMILY has music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa, book by Rick Elice and Marshall Brickman, with direction/choreography by Keith Andrews.

And that concludes another stellar season of Broadway touring shows through Indianapolis. Five exciting, high-energy shows each spent one week in the capital of Indiana, as well as an extended run for a Broadway favorite. Here's a recap of the shows from the 2013/2014 season.

When your audience obliges the orchestra Overture by almost reflexively snapping along to the theme song of its 1960's sitcom predecessor, it's clear that they are acquainted with the classic Addam's Family. The delightfully macabre next door neighbors from the dark side are iconic- patriarch, Gomez Addams (Jesse Sharp), his lovely vampirish wife, Morticia (Keleen Snowgren), their two children- the diabolical, Pugsley (Connor Barth) and his "innocent" torture-loving sister, Wednesday (Jennifer Fogarty). The family tree extends to include portly bald-headed Uncle Fester (Shaun Rice), Frankenstein-like butler, Lurch (Ryan Jacob Wood), and a Grandma (Amanda Bruton) of questionable lineage. The characters look their parts, with spot-on costuming by Phelim McDermott, but that's largely where the similarities end.

Broadway in Indianapolis and Sun King Brewery announce the creation of 'Cara Mia,' a Sun King seasonal beer, in conjunction with the arrival of THE ADDAMS FAMILY in Indianapolis! The kegs will be tapped on April 23 at The Glossbrenner Mansion (3202 N Meridian) from 6-8 pm and will include guided tours and a performance by the production's own Jennifer Fogarty (Wednesday Addams). Tickets are $20, benefitting Indiana Landmarks, and available via this link: http://tinyurl.com/SpookyKookyAffair. All guests must be 21 and present their ID at the event. No refunds.

BroadwayWorld collected as many of yesterday's evening Saturday Intermission Pics as we could to bring you Part 2 of our February 1st SIP round-up. Yesterday's photos include Kara Lindsay's last intermission pic with NEWSIES on Broadway, a slew of Tweets from a high school production of LES MISERABLES, plus MOTOWN, GHOST, THE ADDAMS FAMILY and more!

They're creepy and they're kookey, mysterious and spooky, they're all together ookey -THE ADDAM'S FAMILY. *Snap*Snap*

It's no great work of art, but it's a lot of fun, and it's a great way to exercise those snapping fingers. 'The Addams Family' musical has gone through a lot of changes since its successful Broadway run, most of them made for the better. Although you can't get more talent than the original cast's Bebe Neuwerth and Nathan Lane, the current second national tour perfectly brings to life, or death, the quirky characters and story.

From September 19th - October 6th , Patrick Dorow Productions will be producing Nunsense A-Men, their second musical production with the Players' Ring, featuring Bill Humphreys, Scottie McLaughlin, Kirk Simpson, Patrick Dorow and Josh Moore as the Sisters of Hoboken. The collaborative relationship between Patrick Dorow Productions (PDP) and the Players' Ring has been very valuable to PDP and they look forward to co-producing future projects.

In anticipation of the new Addams Family tour coming to the Auditorium Theatre in Rochester, anchors at ABC 13 spoke to cast member Jennifer Fogarty. Fogarty, who plays Wednesday Addams, talks about her character, 'the princess of darkness,' being able to relate to the Addams Family, and lots more.