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Posted: 3/20/11 at 1:13am
Today is Sunday, March 20, 2011, marking the official opening night performance of PRISCILLA: QUEEN OF THE DESERT — the musical adaptation drawn from the Academy Award-winning film "The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert" — following its previous engagement in Toronto, at the Palace Theatre. Previews began February 28, 2011.
Tony Sheldon, Will Swenson and Nick Adams star as "the trio of friends on a heart-warming, uplifting adventure. [They] hop aboard a battered old bus searching for love and friendship in the middle of the Australian outback and end up finding more than they could ever have dreamed."
Completing the Broadway company are: C. David Johnson, James Brown III, Nathan Lee Graham, Mike McGowan, J. Elaine Marcos, Jessica Phillips, Steve Schepis, Keala Settle, Luke Mannikus, plus "Divas" Jacqueline Arnold, Anastacia McCleskey and Ashley Spencer, with Thom Allison, Kyle Brown, Bryan West, Tad Wilson, Joshua Buscher, Gavin Lodge, Ellyn Marie Marsh, Jeff Metzler, Eric Sciotto, Amaker Smith, Esther Stilwell and Ashton Woerz.
The show was written by Stephan Elliott and Allan Scott and directed by Simon Phillips. The score features existing dance-floor favorites, featuring the choreography of Ross Coleman.
Break legs, all!
- M
Tony Sheldon, Will Swenson and Nick Adams star as "the trio of friends on a heart-warming, uplifting adventure. [They] hop aboard a battered old bus searching for love and friendship in the middle of the Australian outback and end up finding more than they could ever have dreamed."
Completing the Broadway company are: C. David Johnson, James Brown III, Nathan Lee Graham, Mike McGowan, J. Elaine Marcos, Jessica Phillips, Steve Schepis, Keala Settle, Luke Mannikus, plus "Divas" Jacqueline Arnold, Anastacia McCleskey and Ashley Spencer, with Thom Allison, Kyle Brown, Bryan West, Tad Wilson, Joshua Buscher, Gavin Lodge, Ellyn Marie Marsh, Jeff Metzler, Eric Sciotto, Amaker Smith, Esther Stilwell and Ashton Woerz.
The show was written by Stephan Elliott and Allan Scott and directed by Simon Phillips. The score features existing dance-floor favorites, featuring the choreography of Ross Coleman.
Break legs, all!
- M