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Dirty Blonde Broadway Original Cast


Dirty Blonde, which draws its title from the West film quip "I made myself platinum, but I was born a dirty blonde," tells the story of Jo, an office temp and aspiring actress, and Charlie, who works in the New York Public Library's film archives, both lonely and obsessive West fans who meet at her grave and form a unique relationship as they swap stories about the career highlights and eventual decline into parody of the woman they worship. Three actors play twenty-four characters in this piece, dubbed "the perfect, funny, touching, upbeat show" by TalkingBroadway.com. Full synopsis

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Original Cast

and others (u/s)
Ed Hearn (u/s)
Frank Wallace (u/s)
(Understudy)
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Kevin Carolan, known for his Broadway performances in shows like Newsies and The Ritz, also showcased his talent in Dirty Blonde, bringing his diverse theatrical experience to the stage. more...

Kevin Chamberlin, known for his Tony-nominated performances in Seussical and The Addams Family, showcased his theatrical versatility in Dirty Blonde. more...
Jo (u/s)
Mae (u/s)
(Understudy)
Jo, Mae
Jo/Mae

Claudia Shear made a significant impact on Broadway with her co-written play "Dirty Blonde" in 2000, where she not only explored the life of Mae West but also earned a Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Play, showcasing her exceptional talent and versatility. more...
Frank Wallace, Ed Hearn, and others

Bob Stillman, who received a Tony nomination for his role in "Dirty Blonde," also contributed significantly to the show by writing the title song and musical arrangements, showcasing his multifaceted talent during its Broadway run. more...

Other productions of Dirty Blonde

Production Team

John Carrafa Choreographer
(Musical Staging)
Susan Hilferty Costume Designer
David Lander (iii) Lighting Designer
James Lapine Director
Dan Moses Schreier Sound Designer
Douglas Stein Scenic Designer
Bob Stillman Musical Director
Tom Watson Wig Designer

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