Avenue Q Broadway Original Cast
Avenue Q is the story of Princeton, a bright-eyed college grad who comes to New York City with big dreams and a tiny bank account. He soon discovers that the only neighborhood in his price range is Avenue Q; still, the neighbors seem nice. Full synopsis
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Original Cast
Jennifer Barnhart, a seasoned puppeteer, was the longest-running member of the original Broadway cast of Avenue Q, where she portrayed Mrs. Thistletwat and served as an all-purpose assistant, while also understudying the roles of Kate Monster and Lucy T. Slut throughout the show's entire six-year run. more...
Natalie Venetia Belcon, known for her role in the original cast of Avenue Q, has showcased her versatile talent in various productions, including her memorable performance as Columbina in the world premiere of The Glorious Ones in 2007. more...
Stephanie D'Abruzzo, a Tony-nominated actress and puppeteer, made a significant impact with her Broadway debut in the 2003 production of "Avenue Q," where her roles as Kate Monster and Lucy the Slut earned her widespread acclaim and a Tony nomination for Best Actress in a Musical. more...
(Understudy)
Carmen Ruby Floyd was a member of the Original Broadway Company of the Tony Award-winning musical Avenue Q, where she earned the prestigious Broadway Gypsy Robe for her extensive experience in Broadway productions. more...
(Understudy)
Jordan Gelber, a Stanford and NYU Tisch alum, was part of the original cast of Avenue Q on Broadway, earning a special Outer Critics Circle Award for his performance in the groundbreaking show. more...
Ann Harada is best known for her role in the original Broadway production of Avenue Q, where she showcased her remarkable talent alongside a talented cast, contributing to the show's unique blend of humor and heart during its run. more...
Rick Lyon, a talented puppeteer and designer, was instrumental in bringing the characters of Avenue Q to life, having designed and built the custom puppets for the Tony Award-winning musical during its Broadway run, as well as for its London production and national tour. more...
(Understudy)
John Tartaglia earned a Tony Award® nomination for his memorable performance in the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, Avenue Q, where he originated the roles of Princeton and Rod. more...
See awards and nominations on the Avenue Q page
Other productions of Avenue Q
- 2003 Off-Broadway — Original Off-Broadway Production · Cast
- 2005 Las Vegas — Las Vegas Production · Cast
- 2006 West End — Original London Production · Cast
- 2007 US Tour — First National Tour · Cast
- 2009 Off-Broadway — Off-Broadway Transfer · Cast
- 2026 West End — · Cast
Production Team
Stephen Oremus Orchestrator
Gary Adler Musical Director
Howell Binkley Lighting Designer
Anna Louizos Scenic Designer
Rick Lyon Puppet Designer
Jason Moore Director
ACME Sound Partners Sound Designer
Mirena Rada Costume Designer
Ken Roberson Choreographer