2012 Kansas City Production
The Kansas City Repertory Theatre produced and performed a version of Pippin that opened on September 14th, 2012 and closed on October 3rd, 2012. The score was adapted to reflect a punk-rock style by Curtis Moore and featured Broadway performer Mary Testa.
The cast included (in alphabetical order)
- Utah Boggs (Theo)
- Sam Cordes (Lewis)
- Claybourne Elder (Pippin)
- Katie Gilchrist (Catherine/Ensemble)
- Jennie Greenberry (Female Ensemble)
- John Hickok (Charles)
- Katie Kalahurka (Fastrada/Ensemble)
- Gil Perez-Abraham Jr. (Male Ensemble)
- Wallace Smith (Leading Player)
- Mary Testa (Berthe)
Eric Rosen- Director
Samantha Greene- Production Stage Manager
Curtis Moore- Music Director/Orchestrator/Arranger
Chase Brock- Choreography
Jack Magaw- Scenic Design
Alison Heryer- Costumes
Jason Lyons- Lighting Designing
Zachary Williamson- Sound Design
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