2010 Muny Season Continues with Titanic Musical; Opens 7/5

The Muny has announced casting for its 2010 summer season, featuring a number of Broadway veterans reprising roles they created on Broadway. Performers include Ken Page, Gary Beach, Stephanie J. Block, Georgia Engel, Ashley Brown and many more.

Next up will be Maury Yeston and Peter Stone's Titanic, The Musical (July 5-11), featuring Martin Moran (Harold Bride), Henry Stram (Henry Etches), Michele Ragusa (Alice Beane), Sara Ford (Kate McGowen), Justin Scott Brown (Jim Farrell), Ron Raines (Isidor Strauss), William Youmans (J. Bruce Ismay), and Tom Hewitt (Thomas Andrews).

Damn Yankees (July 12-18) will follow, featuring Lewis J. Stadlen (Mr. Applegate), Angie Schworer (Lola), Walter Charles (Joe Boyd), Eric Kunze (Joe Hardy), and Linda Mugleston (Meg).

The season continues with Cats (July 19-25), which will feature Ken Page (Old Deuteronomy), Stephanie J. Block (Grizabella), and Lara Teeter (Munkustrap). Up next, The Sound of Music (July 26 - August 1) will star Ashley Brown (Maria), Lewis Stadlen (Max), Leslie Denniston (Elsa), and Linda Mugelston (Mother Abbess).

They will be followed by Footloose (August 2-8), which will feature Billy Tighe (Ren McCormack), Meggie Cansler (Ariel Moore), Jeff McCarthy (Rev. Moore), and Dee Hoty (Vi Moore), while Show Boat (August 9-15) will close out the season, and feature Michel Bell (Joe), Georgia Engel (Parthy Anne), and Gary Beach (Captain Andy).

For further information, visit www.muny.org.

Although many stars have appeared on stage at The Muny, one essential truth has remained about the nation's oldest and largest outdoor theatre; its story is the story of St. Louis - and of St. Louisans. It is about the countless individuals who have contributed their time, money, and talent to make this magical place a truly unique American experience.

Photo Credit: Linda Lenzi

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