Jane Krakowski (Mary Todd Lincoln), John-Andrew Morrison (Mary’s Husband), Cheyenne Jackson (Mary’s Teacher), Jenn Harris (Mary’s Chaperone), Martin Landry (Mary’s Husband’s Assistant) Notes: Solid capture of Jane as Mary! Action on the right 1/4 of the stage is obstructed, resulting in about 5-7 minutes in total being obscured. The obstruction is worked around as best as possible, but it’s certainly present. Shot in…
Cole Escola (Mary Todd Lincoln), Conrad Ricamora (Mary’s Husband), James Scully (Mary’s Teacher), Bianca Leigh (Mary’s Chaperone), Tony Macht (Mary’s Husband’s Assistant) Notes: Watermarked version is circulating more than the non-watermarked due to a leak. Check with traders for their files!
Cole Escola (Mary Todd Lincoln), Conrad Ricamora (Mary’s Husband), James Scully (Mary’s Teacher), Bianca Leigh (Mary’s Chaperone), Tony Macht (Mary’s Husband’s Assistant) Notes: Great 4K capture of this hilarious play! Action is obstructed when characters are sitting/laying down, particularly on the left with the couch. One brief blackout near the end. Some wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio is fed from…
Raina Barrett, Mark Dempsey, Samantha Harper, Patricia Hawkins, Bill Macy, Mitchell McGuire, Gary Rethmeier, Margo Sappington, Nancy Tribush, George Welbes Notes: A pay-per-view video production played on closed-circuit television in select cities in 1971, and was released theatrically in 1972; in both cases many cities and municipalities banned its showing.
Nathaniel Hackmann (Curly McLain), Scarlett Strallen (Laurey Williams), Belinda Lang (Aunt Eller Murphy), Robert Fairchild (Will Parker), David Seadon-Young (Jud Fry), Lizzy Connolly (Ado Annie), Marcus Brigstocke (Ali Hakim) Notes: BBC Proms. Although is HD the video is kinda skippy
Kristine Berg (Aunt Eller Murphy), Victoria Harris (Laurey Williams), Werner Viln (Curly McLain), Neil Leachman (Jud Fry), Robert Coutts (Will Parker), Lindsay Wills (Addo Annie Carnes), Simon Speck (Andrew Carnes), Allana Aldridge (Gertie Cummings), David Bolton (Ali Hakim), Waldo Buckle (Ike Skidmore), Ligia de Andrade (Alice Skidmore), Ferdi Oosthuizen (Fred), Niel Koekmoer (Slim), Ken Leverton (Cord Elam), Linda Gawronsky (Marybel Carnes), Phillipa Van Ryneveld (Popsy Carnes), Frances Sholto-Douglas (Vivienne), Karlé…
Nathan Granner (Curly McLain), Jennifer Zetlan (Laurey Williams), Sharin Apostolou (Ado Annie) Notes: Charlottesville Opera
Robert Bales (Curly McLain), Judy Toma (Laurey Williams), Molly McCloskey Barber (Aunt Eller Murphy), Ed Chinery (Will Parker), Bill Baton (Jud Fry), Robert Hollinger (Ike Skidmore), Larry Street (Slim) Notes: Plays in the Park
Andy Martinez (Curley), Shannen Doyle (Laurey), Matt LaFargue (Jud), Sarah Caldwell (Ado Annie), Matt Muccigrossi (Will Parker), Jeffrey O’Neill (Ali Hakim) Notes: Plays in the Park
Sam Palladio (Curly McLain), Anoushka Lucas (Laurey Williams), Sally Ann Triplett (Aunt Eller Murphy), James Davis (Will Parker), Patrick Vaill (Jud Fry), Paige Peddie (Ado Annie), Stavros Demetraki (Ali Hakim), Phillip Olagoke (Cord Elam), Lizzie Wofford (Gertie Cummings), Greg Hicks (Andrew Carnes), David King-Yombo (Mike), Anna Maria De Freitas (alt Lead Dancer) Notes: Unobstructed capture of this wonderful revival’s closing night! Picks up…
Jonathan Bryan (Curly McLain), Cadie J. Bryan (Laurey Williams), Emily Pulley (Aunt Eller Murphy), Micah Perry (Will Parker), Ron Dukes (Jud Fry), Rachel Fitzgerald (Ado Annie), Timothy A. Fitz-Gerald (Ali Hakim), Joe Tomko (Andrew Carnes) Notes: Pensacola Opera
Sam Palladio (Curly McLain), Brianna Ogunbawo (u/s Laurey Williams), Shani Cantor (u/s Aunt Eller Murphy), James Davis (Will Parker), Patrick Vaill (Jud Fry), Paige Peddie (Ado Annie), Finlay Paul (u/s Ali Hakim), Phillip Olagoke (Cord Elam), Lizzie Wofford (Gertie Cummings), Greg Hicks (Andrew Carnes), Andrew Berlin (u/s Mike), Marie-Astrid Mence (Lead Dancer) Notes: Good capture with a few covers on! I struggled…
Todoroki Yuu (Curly), Shirosaki Ai (Laurey), Kiriya Hiromu (Jud Fry), Koshino Ryuu (Aunt Eller), Isshiki Ruka (Andrew Carnes), Ken Ruisu (Ali Hakim), Mihou Aya (Gertie Cummings), Aoki Izumi (Will Parker), Hazuki Sara (Sarah), Aoba Michiru (Virginia), Shiki Erio (Skidmore) Notes: Moon Troupe
Allan Noormets (Curly McLain), Piret Kalda (Laurey Williams), Andres Noormets (Will Parker), Mart Nurk (Jud Fry), Anne Reemann (Ado Annie), Dajan Ahmet (Ali Hakim), Andres Dvinjaninov (Cord Elam), Raivo E. Tamm (Slim) Notes: Tallinn State Conservatory’s Dramatic Arts Department’s student production (now known as the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre).
Richard White (Curly McLain), Rebecca Luker (Laurey Williams), Lara Teeter (Will Parker), Alix Korey (Ado Annie) Notes: Music Theatre of Wichita. Some spotlight washout and generational loss
Matt Bogart (Curly McLain), Laura Griffith (Laurey Williams), Brenda Cox (Aunt Eller Murphy), John MacInnis (Will Parker), Gordon Goodman (Jud Fry), Jessica Boevers Bogart (Ado Annie), Nathan Holland (Ali Hakim) Notes: Music Theatre of Wichita
Claybourne Elder (Curly McLain), Anne Horak (Laurey Williams), Nedra Dixon (Aunt Eller Murphy), Kevin Munhall (Will Parker), Victor Wisehart (Jud Fry), Jenni Barber (Ado Annie), Nehal Joshi (Ali Hakim) Notes: Music Theatre Wichita
Simon Lipkin (Fagin), Raphael Korniets (Oliver Twist), Aaron Sidwell (Bill Sikes), Shanay Holmes (Nancy), Billy Jenkins (The Artful Dodger), Oscar Conlon-Morrey (Mr. Bumble), Katy Secombe (Widow Corney), Isabelle Methven (Bet) Notes: Chichester Festival Theatre
Gavin Lee (s/b Fagin), Benjamin Pajak (Oliver Twist), Tam Mutu (Bill Sikes), Lilli Cooper (Nancy), Julian Lerner (The Artful Dodger), Brad Oscar (Mr. Bumble), Michael Siberry (Mr. Brownlow), Thom Sesma (Mr. Sowerberry), Mary Testa (Widow Corney), Rashidra Scott (Mrs. Sowerberry), Ryan Worsing (s/w Ensemble)
Jon Hasperhoven (Oliver), Arthur Roffelsen, Burt Lamaker, Maarten Redeker, Daphne Groot, Stan Limburg