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UPCOMING SHOWS:
Morristown, New Jersey, United States -
Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
May 19, 2012
New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States -
Zeiterion Theater
Mar 15, 2013
Markham, Ontario, Canada -
Markham Theatre
Marion J. Caffey
CAST
Linsey Beckett
Lenny Solomon
Bill Bridges
Shane Cook
Bogdan Djukic
Ray Legere
Lew Mele
Bernie Senensky
Wendy Solomon
Roger Travassos
April Verch
Lynae Dufresne
CREATIVE TEAM
Lenny Solomon
Kelli Trottier
Theodore J Mendez
BOWFIRE ALUMNI
Stéphane Allard
Russ Boswell
Stephanie Cadman
George Gao
Yi – Jia Susanne Hou
Miranda Mulholland
Jon Pilatzke
ORIGINAL STAGING CREATIVE TEAM
Stafford Arima
Patricia Wilcox
David Korins
Karen ann Ledger
Marion J. Caffey
Originally Staged By
With the 1997 opening of Street Corner Symphony, MARION J. CAFFEY now has the distinction of having performed, conceived, written, directed and choreographed on Broadway. Most recently, Marion's production of Three Mo' Tenors, a tribute to the versatility of African-American tenors, was taped for PBS' Great Performances and recorded on CD for RCA Victor. This followed a tour of five US cities to overwhelming critical and audience acclaim. Cookin' At The Cookery (The Music and Times of Alberta Hunter), which premiered at the Hippodrome State Theatre in his home town of Gainesville, Florida, opened at The Delaware Theatre Company to rave reviews and standing ovations and will soon be produced off-Broadway. Other work as director and/or choreographer includes Little Shop of Horrors, Chicago, Storyville, Forever Plaid, Tintypes, The All Night Strut, Ain't Misbehavin', Purlie Victorious, Ruthless, Lady Day At Emerson's Bar & Grill, Spunk, The Colored Museum, and 1940's Radio Hour. Though now completely dedicated to conception, writing and directing, Marion began his career as a song-and-dance man, performing on Broadway, all over the United States, and in Europe, Asia, and Australia. In 1996 Marion performed his swan song as Jelly Roll in Jelly Roll: The Music And The Man at The 47th Street Theatre in New York.
