Based on a novel by Bradford Ropes and the 1933 Warner Bros.
A big…bright…bold dance musical. It’s the ultimate backstage showbiz fairy tale when a stage struck understudy becomes an overnight star. Filled with a hit parade of songs like “Lullaby of Broadway,” “We’re in the Money,” “Shuffle Off to more...
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Graham Bowen showcased his talents in 42nd Street on Broadway and also took the show on the road with the touring company. more...
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Callie Carter, who graced the stage in 42nd Street, has an impressive Broadway repertoire that includes Evita, Rock of Ages, Spamalot, and Curtains, and has also showcased her talents with the Radio City Rockettes and the NY Philharmonic. more...
Patrick Cassidy graced the Broadway stage in 2004-05 as Julian Marsh in 42nd Street, performing alongside his mother, which added a special familial touch to the production. more...
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Nadine Isenegger showcased her talent as Peggy Sawyer in both the Broadway production and national tour of 42nd Street, bringing her dynamic performance to audiences across the country. more...
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Beth Leavel, who graced the stage in 42nd Street, has built an illustrious career with her award-winning performances on Broadway and beyond, including her Tony-winning role in The Drowsy Chaperone. more...
Kate Levering, an accomplished actress and dancer, was nominated for a Tony Award for her performance in the 2001 revival of 42nd Street, showcasing her remarkable talent in the iconic musical. more...
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Sarah McLellan made her Broadway debut at the age of 20 in the musical "42nd Street," marking a significant milestone in her career after moving from Australia to New York to pursue her dreams on the Great White Way. more...
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Blair Ross, who graced the Broadway stage in the past with her performance in 42nd Street, has an impressive theater background that includes both Broadway and national tours, as well as a variety of New York theater productions. more...
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Patrick Ryan Sullivan, who once graced the Broadway stage as Julian Marsh in 42nd Street, brings his extensive theatrical experience to his current role as Inspector Ascher in Perfect Crime. more...
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Bob Walton, who graced the stage in 42nd Street, has an impressive Broadway resume that includes performances in Girl From The North Country and Show Boat, alongside his television appearances in shows like "Elementary" and "The Good Wife." more...
Tom Wopat, known for his role as Luke Duke on "The Dukes of Hazzard," brought his Broadway talent to the stage in productions like "Annie Get Your Gun," for which he received a Tony nomination, and "Catch Me If You Can," showcasing his versatility beyond his television success. more...
Awards and Nominations
2001 Drama Desk Awards
Outstanding Actress - Musical: Christine Ebersole won.
2001 Outer Critics Circle Awards
Outstanding Actor in a Musical: Michael Cumpsty was nominated but did not win.
Outstanding Actress in a Musical: Christine Ebersole won.
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical: David Elder was nominated but did not win.
Outstanding Featured Actress - Musical: Kate Levering was nominated but did not win.
Outstanding Featured Actress - Musical: Mary Testa was nominated but did not win.
2001 Tony Awards
Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical: Kate Levering was nominated but did not win.
Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical: Mary Testa was nominated but did not win.
Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical: Christine Ebersole won.
Production Team
Mark Bramble Director
Todd Ellison Musical Director
Peter Fitzgerald Sound Designer
Paul Gallo Lighting Designer
Donald Johnston Orchestrator
(Additional Orchestrations)
(Additional Orchestrations)
Roger Kirk Costume Designer
Philip J. Lang Orchestrator
David H. Lawrence Hair and Wig Designer
Douglas W. Schmidt Scenic Designer
Randy Skinner Choreographer
42nd Street FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Audition
Young and Healthy
Shadow Waltz
Go Into Your Dance
Getting Out of Town
Dames
I Know Now
Sunny Side to Every Situation
About a Quarter to Nine
"Pretty Lady" Overture
Time to Leave Town
Keep Young and Beautiful
You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me
We're in the Money
Lullaby of Broadway
Shuffle Off to Buffalo
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