What Happened After the Guys and Dolls Curtain Went Down? Finding the Floating Crap Game with Goodspeed's "Sarah Brown" | Playbill

Photos What Happened After the Guys and Dolls Curtain Went Down? Finding the Floating Crap Game with Goodspeed's "Sarah Brown" Spend the day backstage with Manna Nichols at Goodspeed Musical production of Guys and Dolls, which kicks off the company's 2015 season at the Goodspeed Opera House. The show officially opened April 29, following previews that began April 10, in East Haddam, CT.


What Happened After the Guys and Dolls Curtain Went Down? Finding the Floating Crap Game with Goodspeed's "Sarah Brown"

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Guys and Dolls features music and lyrics by Frank Loesser, a book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows and is based on the story and characters of Damon Runyon.

The cast includes Tony Roach as Sky Masterson, Nancy Anderson as Miss Adelaide, Manna Nichols as Sarah Brown, Mark Price as Nathan Detroit, Scott Cote as Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Jerry Gallagher as Big Jule, David Sitler as Lt. Brannigan, John Jellison as Arvide Abernathy, Noah Plomgren as Benny Southstreet and Karen Murphy as General Matilda Cartwright.

Rounding out the ensemble are Paul Aguirre, Michael Biren, Michael Callahan, Jordan Grubb, Carlos Lopez, Kate Marilley, Katya Preiser, Rod Roberts, Kim Sava, Ian Saunders and Christine Cornish Smith with swings Michael Bullard and Jayme Wappel.

Directed by Don Stephenson, performances continue through June 20 at the Goodspeed Opera House.

Other members of the creative team include choreographer Alex Sanchez, scenic designer Paul Tate dePoo lII, costume designer Tracy Christensen, lighting designer Stephen Terry, sound designer Jay Hilton, music director Michael O'Flaherty and assistant music director William J. Thomas.

Orchestrations are provided by Dan DeLange, and casting for Guys and Dolls is by Paul Hardt of SH Entertainment.

For details on Goodspeed Opera House’s season in East Haddam, CT, visit goodspeed.org

 
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