Anastasia
May 12 – June 19
Book by Terrence McNally
Music by Stephen Flaherty
Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens
Inspired by the Twentieth Century Fox Motion Pictures
Choreography by Peggy Hickey
Directed by Darko Tresnjak
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From Darko Tresnjak—2014 Tony Award winner for Best Director of a Musical for A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder—and the Tony Award-winning writers of the Broadway classic Ragtime:
From the twilight of the Russian Empire to the euphoria of Paris in the 1920s, the new musical Anastasia is the romantic and rousing story of a brave young woman attempting to discover the mystery of her past while finding a place for herself in the rapidly changing world of a new century.
Artistic
Scenic Design
Alexander Dodge
Costume Design
Linda Cho
Lighting Design
Donald Holder
Sound Design
Peter Hylenski
Video & Projection Design
Aaron Rhyne
Wig & Hair Design
Charles G. LaPointe
Music Director
Thomas Murray
Orchestrator
Doug Besterman
Vocal & Text Coach
Claudia Hill-Sparks
Music Preparation
Joann Kane Music
Russell Bartmus & Mark Graham
Fight Choreographer
Jeff Barry
Casting
Telsey + Company
Craig Burns, CSA
Vocal Arranger
Stephen Flaherty
Dance Music Arranger
David Chase
Associate Music Director
Steven Malone
Dramaturg
Elizabeth Williamson
Production Stage Manager
Bonnie Panson
Stage Manager
Trey Johnson
Assistant Stage Manager
Kelly Hardy
Cast
Anya
Christy Altomare
Tsarina Alexandra, Isadora Duncan
Lauren Blackman
Vlad Popov
John Bolton
Anastasia, Age 6, Prince Alexei Romanov (Understudy)
Riley Briggs
Suitor, Hotel Manager
James Brown III
Swing
Maxwell Carmel
Suitor, Prince Siegfried In Swan Lake
Max Clayton
Comrade, Coco Chanel
Janet Dickinson
Gleb
Manoel Felciano
Tsar Nicholas Ii, Count Ipolitov
Constantine Germanacos
Comrade, Gertrude Stein
Rayanne Gonzales
Dmitry
Derek Klena
Gorlinsky, Pablo Picasso
Ken Krugman
Comrade, Ernest Hemingway, Count Leopold
Kevin Ligon
Swing
Katherine Mclellan
Maria Romanov, Marfa, Odette In Swan Lake
Alida Michal
Tatiana Romanov, Tatyana, Josephine Baker
Shina Ann Morris
Comrade, Russian Doorman
Kevin Munhall
Countess Lily Malevsky-Malevitch
Caroline O’Connor
Dowager Empress
Mary Beth Peil
Anastasia, Age 17, Anna
Molly Rushing
Anastasia, Age 6, Prince Alexei Romanov
Nicole Scimeca
Von Rothbart In Swan Lake, Django Reinhardt, Dance Captain
Johnny Stellard
Olga Romanov, Comrade, Cygnet In Swan Lake
Samantha Sturm
Musicians
Conductor
Thomas Murray
Keyboard 1
Steven Malone
Keyboard 2
Gary Chapman
Drums/Percussion
Bruce Doctor
Violin
Martha Kayser
Violin/Viola
Lu Friedman
Cello
Katie Kennedy
Reed 1
Fred DeChristofaro
Reed 2
Michael Schuster
Trumpet
John Thomas
Horn
Jaime Thorne
Trombone
George Sanders
Bass
Joseph Messina
Keyboard Programmer
Randy Cohen
Associate Keyboard Programmer
Taylor Williams
Assistant Keyboard Programmer
Jeremy King
Production
Assistant Directors
James McBride
Sam French
Associate Choreographer
Adam Cates
Associate Scenic Designer
Colin McGurk
Associate Costume Designer
Ricky Lurie
Assistant Costume Designer
Brynn Almli
Make-Up Design
Joe Dulude II
Associate Lighting Designer
Vivien Leone
Assistant Lighting Designer
Margaret Peebles
Lighting Programmer
Scott Tusing
Assistant Sound Designer
Justin Stasiw
Associate Video and Projection Design
Bart Cortright
Lead Video and Projection Animator
Gabe Aronson
Video Programmer
Matthew Mellinger
Assistant Video and Projection Design
Nick Graci
Assistant Dramaturg
Fiona Kyle
Script Assistant
Emily Maltby
Rehearsal Pianist
Gary Chapman
Music Assistant
Kevin Velez
Music Contractor
George Sanders
Dance Captain
Johnny Stellard
Production Assistant
Chandalae Nyswonger
Supporting Production Assistant
Katy Persutti
Hartt School Music Interns
Billy Bivona, Charlie Savage, Ben Stayner
Sponsors
Presenting Sponsor
The John and Kelly Hartman Foundation
Principal Sponsor
Production Sponsors
The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Family Foundation
The Saunders Foundation
The Katharine K. McLane & Henry R. McLane Charitable Trust
Production Support
Susan R. Block
Media Partner
Anastasia is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts ArtWorks program.