Wonderful Town - Cast

Cast

Original Broadway Cast (1953)
  • Ruth Sherwood -- Rosalind Russell
  • Eileen Sherwood -- Edith Adams
  • Robert (Bob) Baker -- George Gaynes
  • Wreck—Jordan Bentley
  • Frank Lippencott -- Cris Alexander
  • Chick Clark -- Dort Clark
  • Appopolous—Henry Lascoe
  • Speedy Valenti—Ted Beniades
  • Helen—Michele Burke
Revival Broadway Cast (2003)
  • Ruth Sherwood -- Donna Murphy
  • Eileen Sherwood -- Jennifer Westfeldt
  • Robert (Bob) Baker -- Gregg Edelman
  • Wreck -- Raymond Jaramillo McLeod
  • Frank Lippencott -- Peter Benson
  • Chick Clark -- Michael McGrath
  • Appopolous -- David Margulies
  • Speedy Valenti -- Stanley Wayne Mathis
  • Helen -- Nancy Anderson
1st National Touring Cast (2006)
  • Ruth Sherwood -- Deborah Lynn
  • Eileen Sherwood -- Allison Berry
  • Robert (Bob) Baker -- Matthew Sean Callahan
  • Wreck -- Rockford Sansom
  • Frank Lippencott -- Trey Mitchell
  • Chick Clark -- Joshua Gunn
  • Appopolous -- Saum Eskandani
  • Speedy Valenti -- Will Mann, Chris Anthony Giles
  • Helen -- Sarah Roussos

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