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carol burnett

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theobservertheyoungerman

thewife

the husband

george hearn

john barrowmanact 1

bronson pinchot

ruthie henshall

Based on the world famous novel by Robert Louis Stevenson, Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical is an evocative tale of love, lust, madness and murder. Featuring music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, this musical broke house records at Broadway's Plymouth Theatre, where it ranfor over four years and 1,500 performances; it continues touring around the world, thrilling audiences.

The show’s soaring anthem, “This Is The Moment”, has developed universal appeal and recognition, having been performed at the Olympics, the Super Bowl, political conventions and Miss America pageants. Artists as diverse as Liza Minnelli, The Moody Blues and Johnny Mathis have performed and recorded songs from the show, which also include “A New Life”, “Someone Like You” and “Take Me As I Am”.

Making his Broadway debut in the dual title roles of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is “Knight Rider” and “Baywatch” star David Hasselhoff, listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as “the most watched television star in the world.”

Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical features many talented Broadway veterans, whose biographies can be found at www.BroadwayOnline.com, along with other information about the show and Broadway Worldwide.

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Tonight’s Direct From Broadway™ presentation of Stephen Sondheim’sPutting It Together: a musical review features an all-star cast performingthe music of one of the greatest composers of our time. Recorded live-in-performance at Broadway’s Barrymore Theatre (with ten highdefinition cameras and more than 70 microphones placed on performers and orchestra members, as well as throughout the audience), Putting It Together is like nothing you’ve every experienced at the movies!

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theyounger woman

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thewife

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john barrowman“Invocation and Instructions to the Audience” (The Frogs)……………………..The Observer“Putting It Together” (Sunday in the Park with George)...………….……….……The Company“Rich and Happy” (Merrily We Roll Along)…………………………….…………The Company“Do I Hear a Waltz?” (Do You Hear a Waltz?)………………………..The Wife,The Husband“Merrily We Roll Along” #1 (Merrily We Roll Along)……...………………..……The Observer“Lovely” (A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum)…………....………The Company“Hello Little Girl” (Into the Woods)…………...…..….……The Husband,The Younger Woman“My Husband the Pig” (A Little Night Music)…………………..………………………The Wife“Everyday a Little Death” (A Little Night Music)……….…The Wife, The Younger Woman“Everybody Ought to Have a Maid”

(A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum)…..…The Observer,The Wife“Have I Got a Girl for You” (Company)…………..……………The Younger Man,The Husband“Pretty Women” (Sweeney Todd)………………...…..………The Younger Man,The Husband“Sooner or Later” (Dick Tracy)………………………………………....The Younger Woman“Bang!” (A Little Night Music)….………The Younger Man,The Observer,The Younger Woman“Country House” (Follies)………...………………………………….The Wife, The Husband“Unworthy of Your Love” (Assassins)……..…………The Younger Man,The Younger Woman“Merrily We Roll Along” #2 (Merrily We Roll Along)………………………………..The Observer“Could I Leave You?” (Follies)………………………………………………………..The Wife“Rich and Happy” reprise (Merrily We Roll Along)………………………………The Company

Entr’acte……………………………………………………………………………..Orchestra“Back in Business” (Dick Tracy)………………………………………………..The Company“It’s Hot Up Here” (Sunday in the Park with George)………………………...…The Company“The Ladies Who Lunch” (Company)………………………………………….…….The Wife“The Road You Didn’t Take” (Follies)……..…………..……………………..……The Husband“Live Alone and Like It” (Dick Tracy)…………………………………………The Younger Man“More” (Dick Tracy)…………………………………………………..….The Younger Woman“There’s Always a Woman” (Anyone Can Whistle)…………...The Wife,The Younger Woman“Buddies Blues” (Follies)…………………………………..…………………….The Observer“Good Thing Going” (Merrily We Roll Along)…………………………………..…The Husband“Marry Me a Little” (Company)………………………………………..……The Younger Man“Not Getting Married Today” (Company)…………………………………………....The Wife“Merrily We Roll Along” #3 (Merrily We Roll Along)…………………………….The Company“Being Alive” (Company)……………………………………………….……….The Company“Like It Was” (Merrily We Roll Along)………………………………………………...The WifeFinale - “Old Friends” (Merrily We Roll Along)………………….…………………The Company

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ruthie henshall

“Invocation and Instructions to the Audience” (The Frogs)……The Observer “Putting It Together” (Sunday in the Park with George)...………The Company“Rich and Happy” (Merrily We Roll Along)………………………The Company“Do I Hear a Waltz?” (Do You Hear a Waltz?)…………The Wife,The Husband“Merrily We Roll Along” #1 (Merrily We Roll Along)……...……The Observer“Lovely” (A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum)…The Company“Hello Little Girl” (Into the Woods)……The Husband,The Younger Woman“My Husband the Pig” (A Little Night Music)…………………..……The Wife“Everyday a Little Death” (A Little Night Music)..…… The Wife, The Younger Woman“Everybody Ought to Have a Maid”(A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum…The Observer,The Wife“Have I Got a Girl for You” (Company)………The Younger Man,The Husband“Pretty Women” (Sweeney Todd)…………The Younger Man, The Husband“Sooner or Later” (Dick Tracy)…………………………The Younger Woman“Bang!” (A Little Night Music)…The Younger Man,The Observer,The Younger Woman“Country House” (Follies)………...…………………The Wife, The Husband“Unworthy of Your Love” (Assassins)…The Younger Man,The Younger Woman“Merrily We Roll Along” #2 (Merrily We Roll Along)………The Observer“Could I Leave You?” (Follies)………………………………………The Wife“Rich and Happy” reprise (Merrily We Roll Along)………………The Company

Entr’acte……………………………………………………………Orchestra“Back in Business” (Dick Tracy)…………………………………The Company“It’s Hot Up Here” (Sunday in the Park with George)…………The Company“The Ladies Who Lunch” (Company)………………………………The Wife“The Road You Didn’t Take” (Follies)……..…………..…………The Husband“Live Alone and Like It” (Dick Tracy)…………………………The Younger Man“More” (Dick Tracy)……………………………………The Younger Woman“There’s Always a Woman” (Anyone Can Whistle)…The Wife, The Younger Woman“Buddies Blues” (Follies)…………………………………..……The Observer“Good Thing Going” (Merrily We Roll Along)……………………The Husband“Marry Me a Little” (Company)……………………………The Younger Man“Not Getting Married Today” (Company)……………………………The Wife“Merrily We Roll Along” #3 (Merrily We Roll Along)……………The Company“Being Alive” (Company)………………………………………The Company“Like It Was” (Merrily We Roll Along)………………………………The WifeFinale - “Old Friends” (Merrily We Roll Along)………………….The Company

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CASTDr. Henry Jekyll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David HasselhoffLucy, the main attraction at “The Red Rat” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coleen SextonEmma Carew, Jekyll’s fiancé . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrea RivetteJohn Utterson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .George MerrittSir Danvers Carew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barrie InghamLord Savage/The spider, proprietor of the “The Red Rat” . . . . . . . . . .Martin Van TreurenLady Beaconsfield/Guinevere, manageress of “The Red Rat” . . . . . . . Corinne

Juan BetancurDavid ChaneySheri CowartBill E. DietrichJohn Treacy Egan

SCENES/MUSICAL NUMBERSACT IScene 1 A London StreetScene 2 The Violent Ward, St. Jude’s Hospital “Lost In The Darkness”Scene 3 A London Square “Facade”Scene 4 St. Jude’s Hospital “Jekyll's Plea”Scene 5 The sidewalk, Regent’s Park “Facade” (reprise)Scene 6 Sir Danvers Carew’s Home, Regent’s Park “Emma's Reasons”, “Take Me As I Am”, “Letting Go”Scene 7 Dock Side, London’s East End “Facade” (reprise)Scene 8 Backstage at The Red Rat “No One Knows Who I Am”Scene 9 The Red Rat “Good ‘N’ Evil”Scene 10 Harley StreetScene 11 Dr. Jekyll’s consulting room “This Is The Moment”Scene 12 Dr. Jekyll’s LaboratoryScene 13 The East End “Alive”*Scene 14 Harley StreetScene 15 Dr. Jekyll’s consulting room, The Carew House “His Work, And Nothing More”*Scene 16 Dr. Jekyll’s consulting room “Someone Like You”Scene 17 The Embankment, Westminster “Alive” (reprise)”*

ACT IIScene 1 A London Street, Outside the Cathedral, A Pharmacy; “Murder, Murder”*Harley Street, Supper Club Entrance in the WestEnd, Platform at Victoria StationScene 2 Dr. Jekyll’s Laboratory “Once Upon A Dream”*, “Obsession”Scene 3 The Carew House, The River Bank “In His Eyes”Scene 4 The Bridge, London's East End “Dangerous Game”, “Facade” (reprise)Scene 5 Dr. Jekyll’s Laboratory “The Way Back”Scene 6 Lucy’s Room, above the Red Rat “A New Life”, “Sympathy, Tenderness”Scene 7 Dr. Jekyll’s Laboratory “Lost in the Darkness” (reprise) “Confrontation”Scene 8 Westminster “Facade” (reprise)Scene 9 St. Anne’s Church, Westminster “Dear Lord And Father of Mankind”

*Only lyrics with asterisk by Steve Cuden, Leslie Bricusse and Frank Wildhorn

Robert JensenPeter JohlStuart MarlandBrandi Chavonne MasseyFrank MastroneKelli O’Hara

Joel RobertsonJohn SchiappaBonnie SchonSally Ann TumasRussell B. Warfield

Bronson Pinchot was educated at Yale and began his professional career as a strolling minstrel at the Stratford

Shakespeare Festival. He made his New York debut in Paul Rudnick’s Poor Little Lambs, which he followed with roles in Offenbach’s La Vie Parisienne at Circle-in-the-Square and Mr. Joyce Is Leaving Parisdirected by James Sheridan. His first films,Risky Business,The Flamingo Kid and Beverly Hills Cop, led tothe television series Perfect Strangers. He followed with acclaimed performances in the films TrueRomance and The Langoliers, recent turns in the New York Shakespeare Festival’s A Winter’s Tale(Autolycus), in Fully Committed,Anything Goes,Nicolette and Aucassin, and the just-completed dramaticfilm, Winning Girls Through Psychic Mind Control.Putting it Together was his first musical.

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Best known to American audiences for his roles on the television series Central Park West and Titans, Barrowman

has been wowing theatre-goers in London and New York for the past decade.His Broadwaydebut was in Sunset Boulevard opposite Betty Buckley, with whom he also starred in London.He received an Olivier Award nomination for his performance in Cameron Mackintosh’s pre-miere production of The Fix directed by Sam Mendes (American Beauty).Other notable Londonstage appearances include the starring role opposite Elaine Page in Anything Goes, the Beast inDisney’s Beauty and the Beast,Chris in Miss Saigon, the title role in Matador opposite StephaniePowers,Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera and Alex in the Irish premiere of Aspects of Love.

Born in Texas and raised in Hollywood,Carol Burnett wanted tobecome a writer and until she delivered a comedy line in an act-

ing class at UCLA – and heard the laughter. She left college with a dream of working with GeorgeAbbott.Her dream came to fruition when,after making a splash on TV's The Jack Paar Show, shelanded a role in Once Upon A Mattress directed by...George Abbott.Much followed: a regular spoton The Garry Moore Show; the Emmy Award-winning The Carol Burnett Show,TV's longest-running(11 years) comedy-variety show; films such as Pete 'N' Tillie, The Four Seasons and Annie; award-win-ning TV specials with Julie Andrews, Lucille Ball, Zero Mostel, Robert Preston, Beverly Sills andPlacido Domingo; and her recurring role on TV's Mad About You for which she received her sixthEmmy Award.The famous “ear-tug” has always been for her grandmother who raised her.

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Most recently featured in the NY Philharmonic's concert productions of Sweeney Todd, George Hearn was nominatedfor a Tony Award for his performance in Putting It Together. He won his first Tony Award for La Cage Aux Folles and received an Olivier Award nomination for the same role in London.He received a second Tony Award for his role in Sunset Boulevard. Hearn starred with AngelaLansbury on Broadway and national tour in Sweeney Todd and won an Emmy Award for thetelevision version.Hearn’s other Broadway appearances include The Diary of Anne Frank,MeetMe in St. Louis, I Remember Mama,Ah, Wilderness!, A Doll's Life; The Changing Room; and Watchon the Rhine. Film credits include The Vanishing, Sneakers and The Devil’s Own.

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Ruthie Henshall’s Broadway debut heralded a remarkablefeat: she played Roxie in Chicago in the West End, and thenVelma in New York. Her first New York appearance was in the Encores! presentation ofZiegfeld Follies of 1936.Ms.Henshall made her professional debut in A Chorus Line.West Endcredits include Cats, Miss Saigon, Les Miserables and Oliver!. She received her first OlivierAward nomination as Polly in Crazy for You, took the award for her performance in She LovesMe and received her third nomination for Chicago. Ms. Henshall was voted the LondonTheatre-goers Award for the Most Popular Musical Actress of the past 21 years. Mostrecently Ms. Henshall starred in the West End musical Peggy Sue Got Married,

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the cast of PUTTING IT TOGETHER

act 2

carol burnett

theyounger woman

theobservertheyoungerman

thewife

the husband

george hearn

john barrowmanact 1

bronson pinchot

ruthie henshall