Who Played Quartet in The Drunkard

Quartet is a role in The Drunkard, a musical that opened Off-Broadway in 1986.

Lending his incomparable writing talents to the stage, <a href="http://www.mtishows.com/show_detail.asp?showid=000033#">Barry Manilow</a>&nbsp;teams up with Bro Herrod to delve into the world of the 19th Century melodrama.&nbsp;<strong>THE DRUNKARD&nbsp;</strong>presents a unique delivery of the famous melodrama by W.H.S. Smith, transporting audiences to an infinitely less subtle day in this deliciously coy and exaggerated musical.<br><br>Mary Wilson and her widowed mother are in dire straights. When it comes to their attention the cottage they're renting is to be sold, Mary appears before the handsome new owner, Edward, hoping to request his mercy. Edward had already been informed of the debacle by the villainous lawyer, Cribbs, who has set about to destroy the Wilson family. Being goodhearted, Edward had already determined the Wilson family was not to be forced from their home. After laying eyes on Mary, Edward is immediately in love and the wedding is set; Cribbs's plan has been thwarted. He'll have to implement a new plan just as deviant involving the wicked devil's beverage...Alcohol!&nbsp;<div><br></div><div>A small cast size, unique play structure, and comedic style makes&nbsp;<strong>THE DRUNKARD&nbsp;</strong>ideal for intimate theatre spaces. Enlisting audience participation as well as direct sides, this one-of-a-kind show is a tall glass of entertainment that will ensnare theatergoers' attention and leave them longing for more.</div>