Washington) and Bruce Winant (Tateh, Henry Ford, Willie Conklin).

Morgan, Grandfather, Admiral Peary, Charles S. Richards (Sarah), Orgena Rose (Sarah), Angela Teek (Sarah), Todd Thurston (Father, Henry Ford, J. Whitman), Valerie Hawkins (Emma Goldman, Brigit, Welfare Official, Baron’s Assistant), Elisa Heinsohn (Evelyn Nesbit), Anne Kanengeiser (Mother), Jeffrey Kuhn (Mother’s Younger Brother, Harry Houdini), Joe Langworth (Mother’s Younger Brother, Harry Houdini), Joe Locarro (Mother’s Younger Brother), Anne L. Washington), Patty Goble (Mother), Colton Green (Harry Houdini, Charles S. Bonitto (Sarah’s Friend), Rod Campbell (Father, Foreman, Trolley Conductor), Mark Cassius (Matthew Henson), Jamie Chandler-Torns (Evelyn Nesbit), Jim Corti (Tateh), Pierce Cravens (The Little Boy), Nicole Dos Santos (The Little Girl), Duane Martin Foster (Coalhouse Walker Jr., Booker T. Understudies: Darlene Bel Grayson (Sarah’s Friend), Sondra M. Baker, Mark Cassius, Albert Christmas, Dioni Michelle Collins, Mary Sharon Dziedzi, Valerie Hawkins, Kennl Hobson and Todd Thurston. Richards, Orgena Rose, Gordon Stanley, Angela Teek, Keith LaMelle Thomas, Allyson Tucker, Leon Williams and Bruce Winant. Nathan, Panchali Null, Mimi Quillin, Monica L. Bonitto, Jamie Chandler-Torns, Ralph Deaton, Rodrick Dixon, Bernard Dotson, Donna Dunmire, Adam Dyer, Duane Martin Foster, Patty Goble, Colton Green, Elisa Heinsohn, Anne Kanengeiser, Jeffrey Kuhn, Joe Langworth, Joe Locarro, Anne L. Richards and Keith LaMelle Thomas (Pas de Deux), Little Coalhouse (role alternated by Michael Redd and Shane Rogers) Ensemble: Shaun Amyot, Darlene Bel Grayson, Kevin Bogue, Sondra M. Whitman), David Mucci (Willie Conklin), Joe Locarro (Conductor), Monica L. Nathan (Brigit, Baron’s Assistant), Anne Kanengeiser (Kathleen, Second Bureaucrat, Welfare Official), Bruce Winant (Doctor, Dirty Old Man, White Lawyer), Vanessa Townsell-Crisp (Sarah’s Friend), Gordon Stanley (Trolley Conductor, Reporter, Charles S. Thaw, Policeman), Rod Campbell (Admiral Peary, Reporter), Duane Martin Foster (Matthew Henson, Black Lawyer, Gang Member), Jeffrey Kuhn (Reporter, Fireman, Clerk), Anne L. Morgan, Judge), Larry Daggett (Henry Ford, Policeman, Town Hall Bureaucrat), Judy Kaye (Emma Goldman) , Lynnette Perry (Evelyn Nesbit), Kevin Bogue (Stanford White), Colton Green (Harry K. Washington), Peter Friedman (Tateh aka Baron Askenazy), Lea Michele (The Little Girl), Jim Corti (Harry Houdini), Mike O’Carroll (J.

Starring Alex Strange (The Little Boy), Mark Jacoby (Father) , Marin Mazzie (Mother) , Steven Sutcliffe (Mother’s Younger Brother) , Conrad McLaren (Grandfather, Foreman), Brian Stokes Mitchell (Coalhouse Walker Jr.) , Audra McDonald (Sarah) , Tommy Hollis (Booker T. including Livent’s asset of Ragtime) again to Clear Channel Communications.ĭirected by Frank Galati Choreographed by Graciela Daniele Musical Direction by David Loud Orchestrations by William David Brohn Scenic Design by Eugene Lee Costume Design by Santo Loquasto Lighting Design by Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer with Sound Design by Jonathan Deans and Dance music arranged by David Krane. Pace Theatrical Group’s parent company SFX Entertainment until 2000 which sold SFX (including SFX Broadway, Inc. headed by founders Garth Drabinsky and Myron Gottlieb, until spring 1998 when a new management team, headed by Michael Ovitz and investment banker Roy Furman, took over, then sold Livent (Canada and USA and it’s show assets including Ragtime) in Summer 1999 for $96 million to PACE Entertainment Corp. Following a pre-Broadway world premiere in Toronto which opened on December 8, 1996, it has its first Broadway preview on December 26, 1997, and closed on January 16, 2000. Doctorow, opened on Januon Broadway at the Ford Center for the Performing Arts and ran for 834 performances and 27 previews grossing USD $77,694,537 with an average ticket price of USD $55.50. RAGTIME with music by Stephen Flaherty, lyrics by Lynn Ahrens and book by Terrence McNally based on the novel by E.L.

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