Alyssa Danley (Annie), Jennifer Perry (Miss Hannigan), Michael DeVries (Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks), Emily Mechler (Grace Farrell), Denis Lambert (Rooster Hannigan), Kaleigh Cronin (Lily St. Regis), Charles Parker (Franklin D. Roosevelt), Jenny Wine (Star to Be), Timothy W. Robu (Drake), Johnny Stellard (Bert Healy), Dani Young (Mrs. Pugh), Kimberly Faure (Mrs. Greer), Kolby Kindle (Bundles), Eloise Kropp (Ensemble) Notes: Music Theatre of Wichita

Cathy Rigby (Annie Oakley), Brent Barrett (Frank Butler) Notes: Uses original book and music, before revival made it more politically correct. Filmed on a tripod, full stage shot. Sound directly from soundboard.

Jason Donovan (Frank Butler), Emma Williams (Annie Oakley), Norman Pace (Buffalo Bill), Kara Lane (Dolly), William Oxborrow (Charlie), Yiftach Mizrahi (Tommy), Lorna Want (Winnie)

Bernadette Peters (Faye), Madeline Kahn (Cora), Scott Backula (Hapgood), Angela Lansbury (Narrator), Walter Bobbie (Schub), Chip Zien (Cooley), Ken Page (Magruder), Harolyn Blackwell (Soprano), Nick Wyman (Detmold). Notes: Carnegie Hall Concert

Chita Rivera (Reno Sweeney); Bruce Adler (Moonface Martin); George Dvorsky (Bill Crocker); Stacey Logan (Hope Harcourt) Notes: Papermill Playhouse production

Uknown Cast Notes: Plays in the Park

Gloria Loring (Reno Sweeney), Jim Hesselman (Billy Crocker), Martin Paul Bernier (Moonface Martin), Jennifer Boudreau (Hope Harcourt), Elizabeth T. Murff (Mrs. Evangeline Harcourt), Forrest Hedden (Lord Evelyn Oakleigh), Annie Wersching (Erma)

Mitzi Gaynor (Reno Sweeney), Scott Stevensen (Billy Crocker), Robert Nichols (Moonface Martin), Donna English (Hope Harcourt), Gordon Connell (Elisha J. Whitney), Evelyn Page (Mrs. Evangeline Harcourt), Dorothy Kiara (Erma) Notes: Not the right balcony audience recording, but a rare House-Cam of Mitzi Gaynor in the role of Reno Sweeney. DVD has some generational-loss.

MIguel Habud, Luz Kerz, Claudia Lapacó, Juan Carlos Puppo, Fabio Gigli, Diego Hodara, Christian Giménez, Carla Lanzi, Jorgelina Maglio, Verónica Pecollo, Noel Rodriguez, Alejandra Simoes, Martin O’Connor, Roberto Catarineu, Paola Krum, Nicolas Scarpino, Miguel Brandan, Romina Groppo, Alejandro Ibarra (Arg), Ariel Juarez, Federico Lynch, Carla Noval, Flavia Pereda, Martin Ruiz, Debora Turza, Laura Conforte. Notes: Closing Night

Ron Bohmer (Alex Dillingham), Keith Mitchell (George Dillingham), Linda Boglord (Rose Vibert), Kelli James (Giulietta Trapani) Notes: Includes an interview, generation loss

Eduard Doncos (Leon Czolgosz), Gabi Doz (Lee Harvey Oswald), Eva Folch (Lynette A. Fromme), Daniel Claramunt (John W. Hinckley Jr.), Isa Mateu (Emma Goldman), Eva Losanda (Billy), Jordi Font (David Herold).

Will Chase (The Balladeer), Scott Lowell (John Wilkes Booth), Meredith Brickett (Sara Jane Moore), Lori Scarlett (Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme), Christopher Eudy (John Hinckley, Jr.), Jeff Still (Samuel Byck), Stef Tovar (Leon Czolgosz), Chris McNamara (Charles Guiteau), Anthony Cesarelli Notes: A Pegasus Players production. Sometimes incorrectly listed as December 21, 1993, however, the show ran from October 28, 1993, to December 12, 1993.

Scott Fortes (John Wilkes Booth), John McCombs (Charles Guiteau), Dimitri Toscas (Leon Czolgosz), Paul Vogt (Samuel Byck), William J Adams (Giuseppe Zangara), Jennay Markel (Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme), Stephen Blackwell (Lee Harvey Oswald), Ellen Flint (Sara Jane Moore), Rene Ruiz (The Proprietor), Jeff Zadroga (John Hinckley Jr.), Brad Houghton (Balladeer) Notes: Orlando Civic Theater. Uniquely starts with Something Just Broke, making the original a reprise. Single…