Who Played Dot in Allegro

Dot is a role in Allegro, a musical that opened Broadway in 1947.

This ensemble musical chronicles nearly four decades in the life of an Everyman, Joseph Taylor, Jr., from cradle through a mid-life discovery of who he is and what his life is truly about. The first musical to be staged by a director who was also the choreographer (the legendary Agnes de Mille), the unique structural format allows the saga to whisk us from Joe's birth through his childhood, from college dorm to marriage altar, and on to his career; from the tranquility of his small Midwestern hometown to the hectic din of big city life, in a series of vignettes and musical sequences dazzling in their simplicity and stunning in their impact. Ahead of its time theatrically, ALLEGRO remains timeless in its appeal.<p> Richard Rodgers; Oscar Hammerstein II<p>For more information on <a href="http://www.rnh.com/myrnh_organization_profile.html?orgProf=49671" target="_new">Edmonds School District #15, click here</a><p>For more information on <a href="http://www.rnh.com/show/312" target="_new">Allegro, click here</a><p>