Jelly's Last Jam Broadway Original Cast
Jelly's Last Jam is a musical with a book by George C. Wolfe, lyrics by Susan Birkenhead, and music by Jelly Roll Morton and Luther Henderson. Full synopsis
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Original Cast
Ken Ard, known for his impressive Broadway career, was part of the original cast of "Jelly's Last Jam," showcasing his versatility in musical theater with a production that highlighted the life and music of jazz legend Jelly Roll Morton. more...
Adrian Bailey, a seasoned Broadway performer, was part of the original production of Jelly's Last Jam, showcasing his talent in a career that spanned over three decades and included 15 Broadway shows. more...
(Understudy)
(Understudy)
Brenda Braxton, who graced the stage in Jelly's Last Jam, has an illustrious Broadway career including a Tony-nominated performance in Smokey Joe's Cafe and starring as Velma Kelly in Chicago opposite Usher. more...
Keith David, renowned for his deep voice and commanding screen presence, brought his immense talent to the stage in "Jelly's Last Jam," enriching the show with his extensive experience in film, television, and voice-over work. more...
Mamie Duncan-Gibbs, known for her dynamic performances, was a standout in "Jelly's Last Jam," showcasing her exceptional talent and contributing to the show's memorable success. more...
(Standby)
Gregory Hines, an acclaimed jazz tap dancer, singer, actor, and choreographer, won the Tony Award and Drama Desk Award for his electrifying performance in "Jelly's Last Jam" in 1992. more...
(Swing)
Stanley Wayne Mathis, who has an extensive Broadway resume including roles in Nice Work If You Can Get It and The Lion King, also showcased his talents in Jelly's Last Jam. more...
Tonya Pinkins, an acclaimed actress and filmmaker, won the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her role in Jelly's Last Jam. more...
Stephanie Pope Lofgren, a versatile actress, singer, dancer, and musical theater veteran, graced the stage in "Jelly's Last Jam" as one of The Hunnies, showcasing her remarkable talent in a production that remains a highlight of her illustrious career. more...
(Swing)
Ruben Santiago-Hudson, a Tony and Obie Award winner known for his extensive work in theater, film, and television, was a notable cast member of "Jelly's Last Jam" in the past, showcasing his versatile talent early in his celebrated career. more...
(Swing)
(Understudy)
Gordon Joseph Weiss, who previously graced the Broadway stage in "Jelly's Last Jam," boasts an impressive array of theater credits, including Tony and Drama Desk nominations for his role in "Ghetto." more...
Allison M. Williams, a New York native, not only made her mark on Broadway with roles in productions like *The Wiz* and *DreamGirls*, but also contributed her writing talents to the original Broadway production of *Jelly's Last Jam*. more...
See awards and nominations on the Jelly's Last Jam page
Other productions of Jelly's Last Jam
- 1985 New York — Workshop · Cast
- 1991 Regional (US) — World Premiere · Cast
- 2006 — Alliance Theatre Production · Cast
- 2024 Off-Broadway — Encores! Concert Revival Production · Cast
Production Team
Hope Clarke Choreographer
Jules Fisher Lighting Designer
Jeffrey Frank Hair Designer
Luther Henderson Orchestrator
Gregory Hines Choreographer
(Tap Choreography)
(Tap Choreography)
Toni-Leslie James Costume Designer
Ted L. Levy Choreographer
(Tap Choreography)
(Tap Choreography)
Otts Munderloh Sound Designer
Linda Twine Musical Director
Robin Wagner Scenic Designer
George C. Wolfe Director