A Broadway Musical - Characters and Original Broadway Cast

Characters and Original Broadway Cast

  • Richie Taylor's Lawyer - Sydney Anderson
  • Rehearsal Pianist - Gwen Arment
  • Policeman, Nathaniel - Nate Barnett
  • Eddie Bell - Warren Berlinger
  • Stephanie Bell - Gwyda DonHowe
  • Shirley Wolfe - Anne Francine
  • Richie Taylor's Lawyer - Michael Gallagher
  • Melinda Bernard - Jackée Harry
  • Sylvester Lee - Tiger Haynes
  • Louie - Reggie Jackson
  • Maggie Simpson - Patti Karr
  • Kumi-Kumi - Christina Kumi Kimball
  • James Lincoln - Irving Allen Lee
  • Richie Taylor - Larry Marshall
  • Junior - Robert Melvin
  • Richie's Secretary - Jo Ann Ogawa
  • Jake - Martin Rabbett
  • Lonnie Paul - Larry Riley
  • Big Jake - Albert Stephenson
  • Stan Howard - Alan Weeks
  • Smoke & Fire Back-Up Singer - Loretta Devine

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