New York Times Critic's Pick. The Heart The Musical. A glowing, neon orb made of sound waves, heart rhythms, and faces swirls in a black space.

Oct 8 – Dec. 13, 2026

Laura Pels Theatre

Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre

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A young surfer’s life is cut short. A stranger suddenly has a second chance. And the life-force of one beating heart drives two families and a medical team through 24 hours that couldn’t matter more.

Playwright Kait Kerrigan (The Great Gatsby) and musical mavericks Anne Eisendrath and Ian Eisendrath (of KPop Demon Hunters) join forces with Tony Award®-winning director Christopher Ashley (Roundabout’s new artistic director) and choreographer Mandy Moore (Taylor Swift’s Eras tour) to bring undeniable theatrical life to Maylis de Kerangal’s 2014 novel Réparer les vivants, in our first new Off-Broadway musical in years.

  • “The Heart is something of a miracle.

    A full-steam-ahead, funny, gut-wrenching show. This is the rare new musical that actually sounds as if it was written in our century.”
    Elisabeth Vincentelli, The New York Times

Running time

90 minutes, no intermission.

Please be advised:

This production contains haze, fog, flashing lights and fast-moving videos.

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Venue

Laura Pels Theatre
Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre
111 West 46th Street, New York, NY, 10036

Accessibility

Full Venue Accessibility Details

Video by Super Awesome Friends.
  • Three actors on stage in surgical gowns in an operation room.
    Drew Gehling, Heidi Blickenstaff, Nick T. Daly, and the company of The Heart.
  • Actors on stage in front of a futuristic video screen with grids.
    Drew Gehling, Max McKenna, Wren Rivera, Lincoln Clauss, Bre Jackson.
  • People dancing and singing in front a purple bright screen.
    Nick T. Daly, Max McKenna, and the company of The Heart.
  • Actor surfing in front of a video depicting a wave.
    Nick T. Daly.
  • A group of actors onstage, some wearing lab coats, in front of a futuristic video screen.
    Drew Gehling, Wren Rivera, and the company of The Heart.
  • Two actors onstage singing with an operating table in the background.
    Joaquina Kalukango & Jason Tam.

Photos by Joan Marcus.

Claire Heidi Blickenstaff

Thomas Driscoll Lincoln Clauss

Simon Lamar Nick T. Daly

Dr. Breva Drew Gehling

Cordelia Owl Bre Jackson

Marianne Lamar Joaquina Kalukango

Juliette Brooks Max McKenna

Marthe Wren Rivera

Sean Lamar Jason Tam

u/s Simon, Thomas Daniel Brackett

u/s Sean, Dr. Breva, Thomas Gareth Keegan

u/s Claire, Cordelia, Marianne Q. Smith

u/s Juliette, Cordelia, Marthe Emily Somé

Books and Additional Lyrics Kait Kerrigan

Music and Lyrics Anne Eisendrath and Ian Eisendrath

Music Supervision Ian Eisendrath

Choreography Mandy Moore

Director Christopher Ashley

Scenic Design Robert Brill

Costume Design Sarafina Bush

Lighting Design Amanda Zieve

Sound Design Gareth Owen

Video Design Lucy Mackinnon

Hair and Wig Design Alberto “Albee” Alvarado

Music Director Wendy Bobbitt Cavett

Orchestrations & Music Production Juan Ariza and Elin Sandberg

Production Stage Manager Gary Mickelson

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The Heart is proudly supported by Tri-State Cadillac, the Official Auto Partner of Roundabout Theatre Company.

Major support for The Heart is provided by Lee Wolf & Dr. Jordan Cohen and Kay & Bill Gurtin. 

The Heart benefits from the Scott Ellis Musical Production Fund with lead gifts from Joele Frank and Laurence Klurfeld, Leni and Peter May, and Diane & Tom Tuft.

Roundabout’s work with emerging and established playwrights, as well as the development of new plays, is made possible by Eric and Fiona Rudin. 

Additional support is provided by Roundabout’s Leaders for New Works: Eugene and Joann Bissell and the Lillian Lincoln Foundation, James Costa and John Archibald, Linda L. D’Onofrio, Thomas and Liam Drury-Wang, Peggy and Mark Ellis, Carson Gleberman, Jodi and Daniel Glucksman, Sylvia Golden, Laurents/Hatcher Foundation, Toni Ratner Miller, Laura Pels International Foundation for Theater, Mary Solomon, and The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust. 

Content advisory for The Heart.

The Heart depicts and explores the following themes: death, loss, chronic illness, and medical procedures. If you have any questions please contact Audience Services at 212.719.1300 or email [email protected]

Sensory information for The Heart.

Almost continuously throughout the performance there are fast-moving videos and intense pulsing and fluctuating lights in white and other colors across the walls of the set and on the stage floor.

There are several scenes with bright white lighting illuminating the back wall of the stage. The lights are not pointed directly at the audience, but may be intense particularly for individuals with light sensitivity.

Several songs reach intense volume levels with electronic music and beats.

Three actors on stage in surgical gowns in an operation room.

Three actors on stage in surgical gowns in an operation room.

Actors on stage in front of a futuristic video screen with grids.

Actors on stage in front of a futuristic video screen with grids.

People dancing and singing in front a purple bright screen.

People dancing and singing in front a purple bright screen.

Actor surfing in front of a video depicting a wave.

Actor surfing in front of a video depicting a wave.

A group of actors onstage, some wearing lab coats, in front of a futuristic video screen.

A group of actors onstage, some wearing lab coats, in front of a futuristic video screen.

Two actors onstage singing with an operating table in the background.

Two actors onstage singing with an operating table in the background.

Kait Kerrigan

Books and Additional Lyrics

BROADWAY: The Great Gatsby (book); WEST END: The Great Gatsby, The Time Traveller’s Wife (add’l lyrics); OFF-BROADWAY: The Mad Ones (book and lyrics), Henry and Mudge (lyrics and book – Kleban Award). Recent credits: The Heart (book and add’ll lyrics) at La Jolla Playhouse, Indigo (book) at Leicester Curve. Add’l musicals include lyrics for Justice; Earthrise; Ada Twist, Scientist & Friends; and book, lyrics and concept for the sold- out immersive pop-up Brooklyn house party The Bad Years. Plays include Father/Daughter, Imaginary Love, and Disaster Relief. Awards: Kleban Award, Jonathan Larson Award, Theatre Hall of Fame Most Promising Lyricist; residencies: P73 Fellows, Dramatist Guild Fellowship, McDowell, Rhinebeck. www.kaitkerrigan.com @kaitkerrigan

Mandy Moore

Choreography

Mandy Moore is a world class Choreographer, Director, and Producer who has won 3 Emmy Awards. She is best known for her work as a producer and choreographer on SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE as well as producing and choreographing Taylor Swift’s THE ERAS TOUR. On film, Mandy’s choreography can be seen in LA LA LAND, AMERICAN HUSTLE, SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK, BABYLON, SNOW WHITE, and THE LIFE OF CHUCK. On TV, Mandy’s work is featured on ZOEY’S EXTRAORDINARY PLAYLIST, DANCING WITH THE STARS, Britain’s STRICTLY COME DANCING, and THE ACADEMY AWARDS. Recent credits: Dolly Parton’s Broadway-bound musical DOLLY and THE AMAZING ADVENTURES OF KAVALIER AND KLAY at the Metropolitan Opera. Mandy is a proud member of AMPAS and a governor of the Television Academy.

Anne Eisendrath

Music and Lyrics

Anne Eisendrath is an electronic music producer, songwriter and vocalist. A classically trained musician, she attended the University of Michigan where she met her husband, Ian. Upon graduation, Anne spent a decade as a singer and actor at major theaters in the Seattle area, including the 5th Avenue Theatre, Village Theatre and the Pacific Northwest Ballet. Anne eventually turned her attention to songwriting and composition, where she combines her obsession with electronica and dance music with a passion for storytelling and poeticism. Anne also writes, records, produces and performs her own brand of cinematic synth-pop as the artist “Anniee.”

Ian Eisendrath

Music and Lyrics

Ian Eisendrath is a multiple time Grammy-nominated and Olivier award-winning music producer, music supervisor, arranger and conductor for theater, film, and television. He produced the Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe award winning song, “Golden” from the Sony Animation/Netflix film KPOP DEMON HUNTERS and was the Music Supervisor, Arranger and Conductor for COME FROM AWAY (Broadway, London, Australia, Toronto, North American Tour). Other film and television credits include: Hulu’s ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING, Apple Original Film’s SPIRITED, Sony Pictures’ LYLE LYLE CROCODILE, Disney’s SNOW WHITE, Fox’s A CHRISTMAS STORY LIVE, the WICKED films, and the live captures of COME FROM AWAY (Apple TV+) and DIANA (Netflix). Other Broadway credits include: A CHRISTMAS STORY and DIANA. Upcoming films: BAD FAIRIES, MARGIE CLAUS and OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO for Warner Brothers Animation. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Ian is passionate about developing music-driven stories with the potential to deeply move and inspire.

Christopher Ashley

Director

Christopher Ashley is delighted to embark on his first season as artistic director of Roundabout Theatre Company. Broadway directing credits include Come From Away (Tony Award), Diana, Escape to Margaritaville, Memphis (Tony Award nomination), Xanadu, All Shook Up and The Rocky Horror Show (Tony Award nomination). From 2007 to 2026, Mr. Ashley was the Rich Family artistic director of the Tony Awardwinning La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego.

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Heidi Blickenstaff

Claire

HEIDI BLICKENSTAFF has been with The Heart from the beginning of its development to its most recent stop at The La Jolla Playhouse last season. It’s thrilling to finally be sharing this show with New York City audiences. On Broadway: Jagged Little Pill (Mary Jane), Something Rotten! (Bea/OBC) Grammy/Outer Critics noms, Addams Family (Alice), [title of show] (Heidi/OBC and creative collaborator) Obie Award, Little Mermaid (Ursula) and The Full Monty.  Off Broadway: Now. Here. This. (Heidi/creative collaborator) Vineyard Theatre, and The Most Happy Fella (Cleo) Encores/City Center. Favorite regional: Come From Away (Beverly) The Muny, Next to Normal (Diana) The Weston Playhouse, Meet John Doe (Ann) Helen Hayes Award, Ford’s Theatre, First You Dream – The Music of Kander and Ebb (Signature Theater, Kennedy Center and PBS), and Freaky Friday (Katherine) La Jolla Playhouse, and subsequently on Disney Channel. Heidi is a graduate of Duke University. @heidiblick

Lincoln has blue eyes, a serious expession, and is wearing an olive green shirt.

Lincoln Clauss

Thomas Driscoll

LINCOLN CLAUSS is thrilled to reprise his performance from the world-premiere production of The Heart at La Jolla Playhouse. Select theatre credits include: Mark Cohen in Rent (The Muny), Emcee in Cabaret (Old Globe/Asolo Rep), Peter Pan in Fly (La Jolla), and Bobby in Burn All Night (A.R.T.). Television: “Batwoman” (CW), “Girls5Eva” (Netflix). Proud alum of Ball State University. Gratitude to Alan and RDH. @lincolnclauss

Nick has a slight smile, deep brown eyes, and wears an olive green shirt.

Nick T. Daly

Simon Lamar

NICK T. DALY  (Simon Lamar) is a multi-hyphenate creative and community builder. An alumnus of the University of Michigan where he received his BFA in Musical Theatre with a minor in Playwriting as well as the Norwalk Conservatory’s LINK Program. Last seen in MJ: the Musical (Broadway), he won Playbill’s “Search For A Star”contest in 2020. Nick is passionate about telling stories that uplift marginalized people while pushing us toward a brighter tomorrow.

Drew has a slight smile, brown hair,, brown eyes, and wears a gray shirt with blue tie.

Drew Gehling

Dr. Breva

DREW GEHLING has appeared on Broadway in & Juliet, Almost Famous, Waitress, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, and Jersey Boys. His Off-Broadway and regional credits include Titanic (Encores!), Little Shop of Horrors, Dave (Helen Hayes Award nomination), Roman Holiday (SHN Golden Gate Theatre), A Minister’s Wife, I Believe, The Scarlet Pimpernel in concert (Lincoln Center), Waitress, Johnny Baseball (American Repertory Theater), Billy & Ray (Vineyard Theatre), and Anne of Green Gables (Off Broadway). Gehling’s television and film credits include “A Good Person,” “Chicago PD,” “The Black List,” “Blue Bloods,” “Instinct,” “The Code,” “Dietland,” “The Good Fight,” “Succession,” “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” “Elementary,” “30 Rock,” “Smash,” HBO’s Muhammad Ali’s Greatest Fight, “The Indoor Boys,” Stomach People, Desert Guests, “The Daily Show,” and “Live from Lincoln Center.”

Bre has long brown hair, deep brown eyes, a slight smile, and wears a white t-shirt.

Bre Jackson

Cordelia Owl

BRE JACKSON (Cordelia Owl) was most recently seen Off-Broadway in the world premiere of Jennifer Nettle’s Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo. She was last seen on Broadway standing by for Katherine Jackson and other roles in MJ: The Musical and was recently seen as Queen Catherine of Aragon in Six on Broadway. She was also featured in NBC’s Emmy Award-winning Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert as well as a featured soloist on season two of CBS’s “The Good Fight.” She was also featured in the 2020 Broadway re-opening cast of The Book of Mormon. Other roles include Effie in Dreamgirls (South Korean Tour), Asaka in Once on This Island (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park), and Ado Annie in Oklahoma! (DCPA). Broadway: The Color Purple (Church Lady/Celie u/s) The Book of Mormon (Ensemble/Swing) First National Tour: Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Diva). BFA University of Michigan

                       

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Joaquina Kalukango

Marianne Lamar

JOAQUINA KALUKANGO (Marianne Lamar) received Tony and Drama Desk Awards for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical for her extraordinary performance as Nelly O’Brien in Paradise Square. She also received a Tony Award nomination for her performance in the critically acclaimed Broadway production of Slave Play. For that production she also received an Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Actress, and Broadway.com listed her as one of the top five performers (male or female) of the year. Most recently Kalukango executive produced and starred as the Queen of Disco, Gloria Gaynor in the Lifetime movie “I Will Survive: The Gloria Gaynor Story” reuniting her with producer Robin Roberts. Additionally, she recurred in both Taylor Sheridan’s limited series “Lawman: Bass Reeves” starring David Oyelowo and on the HBO series “Lovecraft Country.” Joaquina is SAG Award nominee for Cast in a Motion Picture for her role as Betty X opposite Kingsley Ben-Adir in Regina King’s directorial debut, “One Night in Miami.” Other TV credits include Ava DuVernay’s series, “When They See Us,” and “Robin Roberts Presents: Mahalia,” directed by Kenny Leon.  Additional Broadway credits include: Into The Woods, The Color Purple, Holler If Ya Hear Me and Godspell.

Max has blue eyes, dark hair, a serious expression, and wears a pale blue shirt.

Max McKenna

Juliette Brooks

MAX MCKENNA (Juliette Brooks) recently completed the run of THE HEART at the famed La Jolla Playhouse. The new musical chronicles the 24 hours after a young surfer dies and his parents’ difficult decision whether to donate his organs. Max starred as “Juliette”, the surfer’s heartbroken girlfriend. They recently starred in the Australian limited dramedy series WHILE THE MEN ARE AWAY for SBS. Set in 1940s rural Australia when the men are off fighting and the women are now running the show, Max played “Gwen” who, after getting rejected from the Women’s Air Force, joins the Land Army eager to prove themself as more than a spoiled rich girl. They previously completed performing the Australian national tour of the musical JAGGED LITTLE PILL with music by Alannis Morissette and book by Diablo Cody. Max starred as “Jo”, the love interest of their best friend “Frankie.” They also starred in the national tour of the Tony Award-winning musical DEAR EVAN HANSEN. Max played “Zoe Murphy”, Evan Hansen’s longtime crush who grows closer to Evan after her brother’s suicide. Additional credits include playing the lead role of “Muriel” in the Sydney Theatre company’s musical adaptation of the hit movie MURIEL’S WEDDING. Max’s performance earned them the Best Newcomer Award at the 2017 Sydney Theatre Awards.

Wren has light eyes, short dark hair, and wears a gold necklace and black shirt.

Wren Rivera

Marthe

WREN RIVERA (Marthe) (they/them) is a non-binary performer from Chicago. Broadway: Jagged Little Pill (Jo u/s, Ensemble). Off-Broadway: Between the Lines (Jules), The Heart (Marthe), Teeth (Stephanie), and SuperYou (Rise). TV: “WeCrashed” (Apple TV+), “The Accidental Wolf.” Graduate of Ball State University. Much love and gratitude to their team, friends, and family. For Michael. IG: @w.t.rivera.

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Jason Tam

Sean Lamar

JASON TAM  starred in the hit NBC Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert, with John Legend and Sara Bareilles, as Peter. Jason’s Broadway credits include Be More Chill (and Off-Bway), If/Then, Lysistrata Jones, and the original Paul in the revival of A Chorus Line. Off Broadway he was seen in The Jonathan Larson Project, The White Chip (MCC), Marry Me A Little, and KPOP (Lortel Award) – a collaboration between Woodshed Collective, Ars Nova, and Ma-Yi Theatre Company. He has also been in numerous regional theater productions at La Jolla Playhouse, The Guthrie, and the Hollywood Bowl. Jason’s TV credits include “FBI: Most Wanted,” “The Blacklist,” “Do No Harm,” “SVU: Organized Crime,” “Hawaii 5-0,” “One Life to Live,” and “Beyond the Break,” and he was seen in the documentary Every Little Step. Jason holds a BFA from NYU Tisch and proudly serves on the Board of Directors at Keen Company.

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Daniel Brackett

u/s Simon, Thomas

DANIEL BRACKETT is delighted to help bring the story of The Heart to Off-Broadway. Credits: Redwood (Broadway), Heathers (Off-Broadway), Heated Rivalry the Unauthorized… (Off-Broadway), Aladdin (Nat’l Tour). Ventura, California born and raised and proud Filipino hapa. Daniel holds a BFA from Elon University. Many thanks to The Collective, TRC and the Heart team. Love to family and friends. @danimalbrackett

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Gareth Keegan

u/s Sean, Dr. Breva, Thomas

GARETH KEEGAN Broadway: Diana. Regional: The Who’s Tommy (DCPA) Diana: The Musical (La Jolla). International: Hugh Jackman’s Broadway to Oz, Jersey Boys, Next to Normal, We Will Rock You, Blood Brothers, West Side Story. Film/TV: Diana The Musical (Netflix), “Almost Love,” “The Good Fight,” “Instinct,” “Tommy.” “The Dr Blake Mysteries.” Co-Founder Hi-Fidelity Productions. Shout out to my aussie family, Marianne, Stevie. Grateful every day for Shaye and Gibson.

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Q. Smith

u/s Claire, Cordelia, Marianne

Q. SMITH was last seen in the seven-Time Tony nominated play Hills of California directed by Sam Mendes. Q. is best known for creating the role of Hannah in the Tony Award winning musical (for Best Director) Come From Away. She is also in the film version on AppleTV+. Q. has toured with the North American Broadway show A Night With Janis Joplin, playing the roles of Aretha Franklin and Nina Simone. Before Come From Away, Q. closed the Broadway production of Mary Poppins and made her Broadway debut in the 1st revival of Les Miserables. Off-Broadway she performed the role of Mabel Washington and recorded the soundtrack for Fame: On 42nd Street. Other noted credits include Abyssinia: A Gospel Celebration with Wynton Marsalis at the Lincoln Center, Showboat in concert at the renowned Carnegie Hall, guest soloist for Hillary Clinton’s Vital Voices Global Leadership Awards at the Kennedy Center, and guest soloist Barack Obama’s inaugural ceremonies. She has shared the stage with Gladys Knight and Rita Coolidge in Smokey Joe’s Café, as well as Ledesi and Loretta Devine, and has traveled the world with various productions including Central America, Germany, and the entire USA. Not only is she an entertainer, but a passionate educator. Q. and her husband Lawrence created a coaching company called Your Stage. Your Moment! Where they offer workshops, private coachings, and masterclasses for all ages and levels across the country.

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Emily Somé

u/s Juliette, Cordelia, Marthe

EMILY SOMÉ is beyond thrilled to be making her Off-Broadway debut in The Heart! Emily is an Illinois native and proud Northwestern University graduate class of ’22. Go ‘Cats! National tour credits: The Notebook The Musical (Swing u/s Middle Allie) and Les Miserábles (Ensemble). Endless gratitude to the team at Gray Talent Group, and a special thanks to her wonderful friends and family for their unwavering support over the years. Couldn’t do this without you!

Ian Eisendrath

Music Supervision

Ian Eisendrath is a multiple time Grammy-nominated and Olivier award-winning music producer, music supervisor, arranger and conductor for theater, film, and television. He produced the Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe award winning song, “Golden” from the Sony Animation/Netflix film KPOP DEMON HUNTERS and was the Music Supervisor, Arranger and Conductor for COME FROM AWAY (Broadway, London, Australia, Toronto, North American Tour). Other film and television credits include: Hulu’s ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING, Apple Original Film’s SPIRITED, Sony Pictures’ LYLE LYLE CROCODILE, Disney’s SNOW WHITE, Fox’s A CHRISTMAS STORY LIVE, the WICKED films, and the live captures of COME FROM AWAY (Apple TV+) and DIANA (Netflix). Other Broadway credits include: A CHRISTMAS STORY and DIANA. Upcoming films: BAD FAIRIES, MARGIE CLAUS and OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO for Warner Brothers Animation. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Ian is passionate about developing music-driven stories with the potential to deeply move and inspire.

Robert Brill

Scenic Design

ROBERT BRILL (Set & Club Design)‘s designs for Broadway include the set and club design for the 1998 revival of Cabaret, Jesus Christ Superstar, Assassins (Tony nomination), Guys and Dolls (Tony nomination), The Story of My Life, A Streetcar Named Desire, Laugh Whore, The Good Body, Anna in the Tropics, Design for Living, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Buried Child and The Rehearsal. His recent projects include Christopher Plummer’s A Word or Two and The Flaming Lips’ musical Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots. His designs for opera include Faust for the Metropolitan Opera and Engish National Opera, Doubt for Minnesota Opera, and the world-premiere of Moby-Dick for The Dallas Opera and other companies throughout the US, Australia and Canada. His upcoming projects include two other world-premiere operas, Cold Mountain and The Manchurian Candidate. Brill’s other credits include Sinatra at Radio City Music Hall, On the Record for Disney Theatrical, American in Paris for the Boston Ballet, A Clockwork Orange for Steppenwolf, Anna Deavere Smith’s Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 for the Mark Taper Forum and McCarter Theatre, and The Laramie Project for BAM and other theaters throughout the US.

He has designed for The Whitney Museum of American Art, Feld Entertainment, The Stratford Shakespeare Festival, Lincoln Center Theatre, Atlantic Theatre, San Francisco Opera, San Diego Opera, Guthrie Theatre, Goodman Theatre, The Old Globe, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, American Conservatory Theatre, and numerous productions for La Jolla Playhouse. He is a founding member of Sledgehammer Theatre and a recipient of the Merritt Award for Excellence in Design and Collaboration.

Sarafina Bush

Costume Design

Broadway: The Outsiders, The Who’s Tommy, How to Dance in Ohio, for colored girls… (Tony nominee), Pass Over. Off-Broadway: Indian Princesses (Atlantic), Shit. Meet. Fan. (MCC), Heroes of the Fourth Turning (Playwrights Horizons). Regional: Elephant Shoes (Two River), A Wrinkle in Time (Arena Stage), The Preacher’s Wife (Alliance), Peter Pan (tour). Education: BA, Adelphi University.

Amanda Zieve

Lighting Design

Amanda Zieve is thrilled to make her Roundabout debut with Christopher Ashley. On Broadway: Proof, The Who’s Tommy. Around the country: Off- Broadway, La Jolla Playhouse, The Old Globe, Signature Theatre Company, Alliance Theatre, Goodspeed Opera House, Goodman, Asolo Rep and Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Amanda is the proud co-founder of the Howell Binkley Fellowship Program. amandazieve.com 

Gareth Owen

Sound Design

Paddington (Olivier nom.), Boop!, Hell’s Kitchen (Tony nom.), Tommy, MJ (Tony win), Back to the Future (Olivier nom.), & Juliet (Tony nom.), Starlight Express, The Devil Wears Prada, Bad Cinderella, Come From Away (Olivier win), A Bronx Tale, End of the Rainbow (Tony-nom), A Little Night Music (Tony-nom), Diana, Bat Out of Hell (Olivier nom.), Memphis (Olivier win), Summer, Top Hat (Olivier nom.), Merrily We Roll Along (Olivier win). @garethowensound

Lucy Mackinnon

Video Design

LUCY MACKINNON (Projection Design) is a video designer, motion graphics artist and illustrator. Broadway credits include The Lifespan of a Fact, Six Degrees of Separation and Deaf West’s revival of Spring Awakening. Other recent credits include Blue Man Group’s Speechless (national tour), White Noise (The Public Theater), The Mother (Atlantic Theater), After the Blast (Lincoln Center), The Treasurer (Playwrights Horizons) and Yen (MCC). As a graphic artist, she has contributed work to educational institutions such as The New York Historical Society and The National Center for Civil and Human Rights.

Alberto “Albee” Alvarado

Hair and Wig Design

Alberto “Albee” Alvarado (he/him) (Hair & Wig Designer). Broadway: The Outsiders. Off-Broadway: Sumo (The Public). Regional: A Wrinkle in Time (Arena Stage), La Cage Aux Folles (Pasadena Playhouse), The Heart, Derecho, The Ballad of Johnny & June, Sumo, The Untitled Unauthorized Hunter S. Thompson Musical, Bhangin’ It, to the yellow house, The Last Tiger in Haiti (Makeup design) (La Jolla Playhouse), A Transparent Musical (CTGLA: Makeup Design), San Diego Opera, Seagle Music Colony. Education: BA, SDSU. Love to familia, amigos, Daniel & Yeobo. I’m here to amplify underrepresented voices. YOUR story matters.

Wendy Bobbitt Cavett

Music Director

Broadway and Off-Broadway: Come From Away, Hamilton, Mamma Mia!, The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Most Happy Fella, A Tale of Two Cities, A Year With Frog and Toad. National and international: The Who’s Tommy, Mamma Mia!, Come From Away, A Chorus Line. Regional premieres: SuperYou, The Heart, Flying Toward the Sun, The Sabbath Girl. Wendy is on the theatre faculty of Wagner College

Juan Ariza

Orchestrations & Music Production

Juan Ariza and Elin Sandberg are L.A.-based multiinstrumentalists, producers and writers from Colombia and Sweden who have toured the world in Harry Styles’ band. Juan is a Grammy-nominated producer for Joe Jonas, Lalah Hathaway and the film Better Man. Elin has toured with Willow and Chloe x Halle, and produced for artists like Emyrson Flora.

Gary Mickelson

Production Stage Manager

Broadway: How to Dance in Ohio, Come From Away, Dr. Zhivago, First Date, Memphis, Gypsy, Company, Chita Rivera: The Dancer’s Life, A Christmas Carol, The Lion in Winter, Triumph of Love, Victor/ Victoria…plus lots of subbing. National tours: The Producers, Hairspray, Grease! Off-Broadway: Joy, Whorl Inside a Loop. Regional: 5th Avenue, Paper Mill Playhouse, Muny, Old Globe and more. Love & thanks to Lori, Beatrice & Elijah.

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