Claudia Stangl (u/s Donna), Betty Vermeulen, Iris Schumacher, Melanie Ortner, Detlef Leistenschneider, Andreas Lichtenberger Notes: A technical run-though a couple days before the Berlin premiere. It runs pretty smoothly for the most part, but there are a couple hiccups. Most notably are that the cast practice Under Attack during the interval and the set gets jammed during the Summer Night City scene change (just after…
Anna Montanaro (Donna Sheridan), Romina Langenhan (Sophie Sheridan), Gido Schimanski (Sam Carmichael), Frank Winkels (Harry Bright), Jörg Zuch (Bill Austin), Kerstin-Marie Mäkelburg (Tanya), Barbara Tartaglia (Rosie) Notes: A stage shot of the new Essen cast, featuring Anna Montanaro as Donna.
Lone van Roosendaal (Donna Sheridan), Romina Langenhan (Sophie Sheridan), Gido Schimanski (Sam Carmichael), Frank Winkels (Harry Bright), Jörg Zuch (Bill Austin), Kerstin-Marie Mäkelburg (Tanya), Barbara Tartaglia (Rosie)
Carolin Fortenbacher (Donna Sheridan), Valerie Link (Sophie Sheridan), Frank Logemann (Sam Carmichael), Ulrich Allroggen (Bill Austin), Betty Vermeulen (Tanya), Iris Schumacher (Rosie)
Jasna Ivir, Silke Braas (u/s Sophie), Armin Kahl, Iris Schumacher, Till Nau. Notes: Converted DVD, looking for the original VOBs
Simone Kleinsma (Donna Sheridan), Céline Purcell (Sophie Sheridan), Hajo Bruins (Sam Carmichael), Fred Butter (Harry Bright), Oren Schrijver (Sky), Annemieke van der Ploeg (u/s Tanya), Marjolijn Touw (u/s Rosie)
Kim Huber (Donna Sheridan), Lexis Danca (Sophie Sheridan), Vincent Corazza (Sam Carmichael), Thom Sesma (Bill Austin), Detlef Leistenschneider (Harry Bright), Paula Leggett Chase (Tanya), Karen L. Robu (Rosi) Notes: Music Theatre of Wichita. Very Limited Trade (3:1)
Richard Kiley (Don Quixote), Joan Diener (Aldonza), John Wheeler (Sancho), Ian Sullivan (Dr. Carrasco), Joseph Kolinski (Anselmo), Linda Cameron (Antonia), John Reardon (Padre), Marceline Decker (Housekeeper), Ted Forlow (Barber), Renato Cibelli (Innkeeper) Notes: Often misidentified as being a video of the 1971 US Tour or 1972 Broadway revival.
Eugenio Montesoro, Abel Fernando, Pia Aun, Carlos Cobos, Javier del Valle, Enrique Chi, Luis Rene Aguirre
Davis Gaines (Don Quixote), Lesli Margherita (Aldonza), Justin Robertson (Sancho), Damon Kirsche (Dr. Carrasco), Venny Carranza (Anselmo), Karenssa Legear (Antonia), Jason Webb (Padre), Dynell Leigh (Housekeeper), Steven Glaudini (Barber), Richard Gould (Innkeeper) Notes: Musical Theatre West
José Sacristán (Don Quixote), David Venancio Muro (Sancho), Paloma San Basilio (Aldonza)
Paco Lahoz (Don Quixote), Antonio Queimadelos (Sancho Panza), Eva Diago (Aldonza), Paco Arrojo (Father), Estrella Blanco (Housekeeper), Miguel Angel Gamero (Barber), Lorena Joaquín (Antonia), Ricardo Truchado (Innkeeper) Notes: full stage shot with no zooms.
Ruthie Henshall (Marguerite), Julian Ovenden (Armand), Alexander Hanson (Otto), Ashleigh Grey. Notes: Original London Cast Rehearsal Footage filmed with a steady camera and very clear; good rare video, no costumes.
Nina, Pep Anton Muñoz Notes: Teatre Villarroel. House Cam recording with zooms. Performed under the title “Casem-nos a mica”
Lindsey Bliven (Mary Poppins), David Elder (Bert), Damon Kirsche (George Banks), Claire Gerig (Winifred Banks), Londen Peebler (Jane Banks), Edward Sturm (Michael Banks), Karen L. Robu (Bird Woman / Miss Andrew), Timothy W. Robu (Admiral Boom / Bank Chairman) Notes: Music Theatre of Wichita
Robert Lindsay (Bill Snibson), Maryann Plunkett (Sally Smith), Jane Connell (Maria), Jane Summerhays (Lady Jaqueline Carstone)
Mario DeGregorio, Minda Grace Ware. Notes: Presented “in-the-round” by Glendale Centre Theatre. Recorded with one camera on a tripod. Only Act 2
Gary Wilmot (Bill Snibson), Jessica Martin (Sally Smith), Angela Moran (Duchess of Dene), Ivor Danvers (Sir John Tremayne), Carrie Ellis (Lady Jaqueline Carstone), Roy Macready (Herbert Parchester)
Wayne Bryan (Bill Snibson), Bets Malone (Sally Smith), Timothy W. Robu (Sir John Tremayne), Tracy Lore (Lady Jaqueline Carstone), Brenda Cox (Duchess of Dene/Maria), Doug Barton (The Honorable Gerald Bolingbroke), Bucky Walters (Sir Jasper Tring), John Boldenow (Charles Hethersett/The Butler), Brianna Borger (Mrs. Brown/Lady Brighton), Stephen Kopel (Stockbroker), Julius Thomas III (Stockbroker), Geoffrey Voss (Stockbroker), Mary Lou Phipps-Winfrey (Lady Battersby), Denny Newell (Bob Barking), Charles Parker (Parchester), Mike Roark (Lord…
Jon Anderson, Robert Wells Notes: Mackellar Theatrical Society