Sally Marr...and her escorts - Broadway Creative Team

His early career was spent performing in Off-Broadway productions, including Class Enemy in 1979, for which he won a Theater World Award for outstanding stage debut. His first major Broadway credit was the ill-fated Stephen Sondheim/Hal Prince/George Furth musical Merrily We Roll Along (1981), which underwent constant changes during an unusually long preview period and closed after only sixteen performances. His next show, the Athol Fugard play "Master Harold"...and the Boys - in which he portrayed a South African student opposite Danny Glover and Zakes Mokae as the family servants - ran for eight months. Possibly his most significant Off-Broadway stage credit ... read more Joan Rivers began her career in the late 1950s performing in the Off-Broadway play Driftwood alongside Barbra Streisand. In the early 1960s she performed stand-up in Greenwich Village clubs including The Bitter End, The Gaslight Cafe, and The Duplex. In 1961 she joined The Second City and appeared in its seventh revue, Alarums and Excursions. Between 1963 and 1964 she performed in the cabaret act “Jim, Jake & Joan,” which led to her first film credit in the movie Once Upon a Coffee House (1964). She worked as a writer and performer on Candid Camera in 1965 and made her ... read more The Heidi Chronicles [ Broadway, 2015 ] Producer On the Town [ Broadway, 2015 ] Producer The Realistic Jones [ Broadway, 2014 ] Producer A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder [ Broadway, 2014 Nice Work If You Can Get It [Broadway, 2012] Producer Godspell [Broadway, 2011] Producer My Trip Down the Pink Carpet [Off-Broadway, 2010] Producer Fanny Hill [Off-Broadway, 2006] Producer Grace & Glorie [ Off Broadway, 1996 Producer Party [Off-Broadway, 1995] Producer Sally Marr...and her escorts [Broadway, 1994] Producer The Rise and Fall of Little Voice [Broadway, 1994] Producer Angels in America: Perestroika [Broadway, 1993] Associate Producer Any Given Day [Broadway, 1993] Producer Annie Warbucks [Off-Broadway, 1993] Producer Show Me Where the Good Times Are [Off-Broadway, 1993] Choreographer Angels in America: Millennium Approaches [Broadway, 1993] Associate Producer The High Rollers Social and Pleasure Club [Broadway, 1992] Producer Artist Descending a Staircase [Broadway, 1989] Producer Other People's Money [Off-Broadway, 1989] Producer Sweet Sue [Broadway, 1988] Associate Producer Marry Me a Little [London, ... read more Broadway: All The Way, Driving Miss Daisy, Grey Gardens, They’re Playing Our Song, The Elephant Man, My One and Only, The Heidi Chronicles, The Will Rogers Follies, Having Our Say, Company, Racing Demon, Ragtime, John Leguizamo’s Freak, The Capeman, Putting It Together and The Who’s Tommy. Off Broadway: Sunday in the Park with George, Angels in America, Hapgood, Merrily We Roll Along (four times!) and Whistle Down the Wind. Opera: Werther at the MET, Julie Taymor’s The Magic Flute in Florence, Italy, A View from the Bridge at Chicago Lyric, Die Gezeichhneten at LA Opera, The Photographer at BAM, Transatlatic, ... read more Ron has produced over 50 shows in New York and London in the past 25 years. He has Tony Awards and Olivier Awards to his credit for Side Man, The Real Thing, Hamlet and Spring Awakening. He is very happy to be working again with Ken Davenport on Michael Arden's amazing new production of Once On This Island. Martin Markinson, one of the leading Broadway producers and independent theatre owners of the past 50 years, died on Thursday, January 7th at his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico surrounded by love. He was 89 years old. Arlena Markinson, his wife of 58 years who was with him when he died, confirmed that he succumbed to a long battle with cancer that spread through his body over the last two years. As the Broadway industry became more corporate towards the end of the last century with productions and theatres operated by conglomerates and large not-for-profit organizations, Martin "Marty" Markinson maintained and ... read more His early career was spent performing in Off-Broadway productions, including Class Enemy in 1979, for which he won a Theater World Award for outstanding stage debut. His first major Broadway credit was the ill-fated Stephen Sondheim/Hal Prince/George Furth musical Merrily We Roll Along (1981), which underwent constant changes during an unusually long preview period and closed after only sixteen performances. His next show, the Athol Fugard play "Master Harold"...and the Boys - in which he portrayed a South African student opposite Danny Glover and Zakes Mokae as the family servants - ran for eight months. Possibly his most significant Off-Broadway stage credit ... read more