One show on Broadway is making—and re-making—history every night. The Tony Award-winning Best Musical 1776 has catapulted to blazing new life in a thrillingly new production, and New York Magazine/Vulture says, “it’s an absolute blast!” Suddenly, the songs, humor, and passion of this musical masterpiece soar as never before. A glorious multiracial more...
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Shelby Acosta made her Broadway debut in 1776, having previously performed Off-Broadway in Emojiland and regionally in shows such as Into The Woods at Zach Scott Theatre. more...
Nancy Anderson, known for her acclaimed performances in Broadway's "Wonderful Town" and "A Class Act," brought her remarkable talent to the stage in "1776." more...
Becca Ayers, who played Col. Thomas McKean from Delaware in 1776, has an impressive Broadway resume including roles in South Pacific and My Fair Lady revivals at Lincoln Center, as well as The Addams Family and Avenue Q. more...
Tiffani Barbour, a Baltimore native and seasoned performer with credits including Mamma Mia! at North Shore Music Theater and How to Catch Creation at Baltimore Center Stage, brought her talents to the stage in 1776. more...
Carolee Carmello, a three-time Tony Award nominee, has graced Broadway stages in numerous roles, including her performance as John Dickinson in the Roundabout revival of 1776 and as Abigail Adams in the 1997 revival of the same show. more...
Elizabeth A. Davis, known for her Broadway role in "Once," has also graced the stage in the past Off-Broadway production of "The 39 Steps" at New World Stages and brought her talents to regional theaters in classics like "A Streetcar Named Desire" at the Cleveland Play House. more...
Mehry Eslaminia, an Actors’ Equity Association member, has an impressive regional theater background, including performances in classics like "Hamlet" with the Indianapolis Shakespeare Co and contemporary pieces such as "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" at Indiana Repertory Theatre/Syracuse Stage, bringing her diverse talents to the cast of 1776. more...
Joanna Glushak, known for her leading roles on Broadway in productions such as War Paint and Les Misérables, brought her extensive stage experience to the cast of 1776, showcasing her versatility and depth as an actor. more...
Shawna Hamic, a versatile artist with over two decades of experience, showcased her talents on Broadway as Mrs. Dees in Sting's musical *The Last Ship*, and she also toured nationally as Madame Thenardier in the 25th Anniversary production of *Les Miserables* and as Trish in *Kinky Boots*. more...
Crystal Lucas-Perry, known for her dynamic performances in off-Broadway productions such as A Bright Room Called Day and Ain't No Mo', brought her remarkable talent to the cast of 1776. more...
Liz Mikel, a celebrated actress and vocalist with over 30 years in the DFW Arts scene, played John Hancock in the Broadway revival and tour of the musical comedy "1776," directed by Tony Award winner Diane Paulus and Jeffrey Page. more...
Patrena Murray, known for her dynamic performances in productions such as "Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2 & 3)" at A.R.T., brought her extensive stage experience to the cast of "1776." more...
Oneika Phillips, known as "the first Grenadian woman on Broadway," brought her remarkable talent to the stage in productions such as the Tony Award-winning FELA! and Amazing Grace (The Musical), and notably contributed as an assistant choreographer for the critically acclaimed Violet, before her involvement in 1776. more...
Lulu Picart, who has been recognized for her Off-Broadway performance in Disenchanted with a Lortel nomination, brought her extensive experience from regional productions like Man of La Mancha and 9 to 5 to the cast of 1776. more...
Sara Porkalob, an acclaimed artist-activist and creator of the DRAGON CYCLE, made her Broadway debut in 2022, portraying Edward Rutledge in the official revival of the musical 1776. more...
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Sushma Saha, a queer South Asian-American artist and Ithaca College graduate, brought their extensive experience from Off-Broadway and regional theatre to the stage in 1776. more...
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Ariella Serur (she/they) made a notable debut at the American Repertory Theater in 1776, bringing their diverse experience from regional theatre, workshops, and concerts to the stage. more...
Brooke Simpson, a powerhouse vocalist and proud member of the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe, brought her remarkable talent to the stage in 1776, adding to her impressive resume that includes being a top finalist on both NBC’s “The Voice” and “America’s Got Talent!” more...
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Salome B. Smith, originally from Birmingham, AL, made her A.R.T. debut in the revival of 1776, bringing her extensive training from Alabama State University and The Boston Conservatory at Berklee to the stage. more...
Sav Souza (they/them), who starred in *1776*, has an impressive background with regional performances at Delaware Theatre Company and Williamstown Theatre Festival, and is also a passionate musical theatre writer and lyricist focused on queer and trans narratives. more...
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Grace Stockdale, who previously captivated audiences as Nicola in the First National Tour of Kinky Boots and as an understudy for Jenna in both the Broadway and touring productions of Waitress, brought her talent to the stage in 1776. more...
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Dawn L. Troupe made her Broadway debut in "1776," directed by Diane Paulus and Jeffrey Page, showcasing her versatility by taking on multiple roles such as Adams, Franklin, Hancock, and McNair. more...
Jill Vallery, known for her role as Dance Captain in the Tony Award-winning Broadway production of Fela!, brings her extensive experience in dance and choreography to the cast of 1776, showcasing her dynamic talents honed through performances at prestigious venues like the Eugene O’Neill Theatre and The Public Theater. more...
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Rose Van Dyne showcased her versatile talent in the Broadway production of 1776, having also performed in the regional rendition at ART, alongside an impressive array of theater and music credits. more...
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Imani Pearl Williams, known for her roles in the tours of Pretty Woman and Pippin, brought her dynamic talent to the stage in 1776. more...
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