Annie Broadway Replacement Cast
Based on "Little Orphan Annie" by Harold Gray; "Little Orphan Annie" used by permission of Chicago Tribune - New York News Syndicate, Inc.Leapin’ lizards! The popular comic strip heroine takes center stage in one of the world’s best-loved musicals. Full synopsis
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(Understudy)
Janet Aldrich showcased her remarkable talent in the role of the Star To Be in the beloved musical "Annie," adding to her impressive repertoire of six Broadway shows and earning acclaim for her diverse performances across various iconic productions. more...
(Alternate)
Gary Beach, known for his Tony Award-winning performance in "The Producers," also graced the stage in the past Broadway production of "Annie," showcasing his versatile talent across a range of celebrated theatrical works. more...
(Understudy)
(Understudy)
Shelley Bruce, who originated the role of Kate in the Broadway production of "Annie" in 1977 and later took over the title role in 1978, continued to inspire audiences even after her leukemia diagnosis, showcasing her resilience and passion for the stage. more...
Sophie
Sophie, the Kettle
the Kettle
John Deyle, who graced the Broadway stage in productions such as the 1980 revival of Camelot and the original Footloose in 2000, brought his talents to the role of Senator Fipp in the Broadway production of Urinetown from 2001 to 2004. more...
(Understudy)
(Alternate)
Chris Jamison made her Broadway debut in 1978 in "Annie," where she played the role of Star To Be, among others, after replacing Laurie Beechman. more...
(Swing)
(Understudy)
Marcia Lewis, known for her powerful voice and comedic timing, brought her talents to the stage in the musical "Annie," captivating audiences with her performance more...
Sophie
Sophie, the Kettle
the Kettle
(Understudy)
Lauren Mitchell, who graced the Broadway stage as an actress in productions such as "Annie," has also made her mark as a producer with credits including the 2002 revival of "Into the Woods." more...
Sarah Jessica Parker, who starred as the title character in the Broadway musical Annie in 1979, has since become widely recognized for her iconic role as Carrie Bradshaw in the HBO series Sex and the City. more...
Mary Bracken Phillips, an accomplished playwright and actress, graced the Broadway stage as Grace Farrell in the iconic production of "Annie." more...
(Swing)
Aileen Quinn, known for her iconic role as Annie in the 1982 film adaptation, began her journey with the beloved character as a "swing orphan" in the Broadway show "Annie," where she understudied various roles before being chosen from over 8,000 girls to star in the movie. more...
(Understudy)
Karen "Curly" Schleifer, who began her professional performance career on Broadway in the original production of Annie, has since evolved into a multi-talented musician and stage manager, showcasing her artistic journey from the bright lights of Broadway to the vibrant music scene of NYC. more...
("Daddy" Warbucks)
# John Schuck
John Schuck made his Broadway debut as Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks in Annie, initially appearing as a replacement in the role beginning in 1980, and later returned to play the character in the 1997 revival of the beloved musical. more...
(Understudy)
(Understudy)
(Understudy)
See awards and nominations on the Annie page
Other productions of Annie
- 1976 East Haddam, CT (Regional) — World Premiere · Cast
- 1978 US Tour — 1st National Tour · Cast
- 1978 West End — London Production · Cast
- 1978 US Tour — 2nd National Tour · Cast
- 1979 US Tour — 3rd National Tour · Cast
- 1981 US Tour — 4th National Tour · Cast
- 1982 West End — Return Engagement [London] · Cast
- 1997 Broadway — Broadway Revival · Cast
- 1998 West End — London Revival · Cast
- 2002 Milburn, NJ (Regional) — Paper Mill Production · Cast
- 2004 US Tour — Touring Revival · Cast
- 2005 US Tour — Touring Revival · Cast
- 2012 Broadway — Broadway Revival · Cast
- 2017 Milburn, NJ (Regional) — Paper Mill Playhouse Revival · Cast
Production Team
Theoni V. Aldredge Costume Designer
Ted Azar Hair Designer
Martin Charnin Director
Peter Gennaro Choreographer
Arnold Gross Musical Director
Peter Howard Musical Director
Philip J. Lang Orchestrator
David Mitchell Scenic Designer
Judy Rasmuson Lighting Designer
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