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Summer: The Donna Summer Musical
by Colman Domingo, Robert Cary and Des McAnuf
About the Musical
A new musical telling the story of the legendary Donna Summer.
Story:
Told through the dramatic lens of her final concert, Summer: The Donna Summer Musical presents the complexities and conflicts the famed songwriter and singer faced in her meteoric rise and descent. The show features a score with more than 20 of Summer's classic hits including “Love to Love You, Baby,” “Bad Girls” and “Hot Stuff.”
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Important Dates
PREVIEWS: Mar 28, 2018
OPENING: Apr 23, 2018
Run Time
TBA
NOTE: Pre-opening information is subject to change.
Librettist
Colman Domingo
Librettist
Robert Cary
Librettist
Des McAnuf
Featuring Songs By: Donna Summer, Giorgio Moroder and Paul Jabara
Broadway Premiere
- Theatre
- Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
- Opening Night
- Mar 28, 2018
- Original Cast
- Ariana DeBose, LaChanze, Storm Lever, Aaron Krohn, Ken Robinson, Jared Zirilli, Angelica Beliard, Mackenzie Bell, Kaleigh Cronin, Kimberly Dodson, Anissa Felix, Drew Wildman Foster, Afra Hines, Jenny Laroche, Wonu Ogunfowora, Rebecca Riker, Christina Acosta Robinson, Jessica Rush, Kaye Tuckerman, Harris M. Turner
- Director
- Des McAnuff
- Choreographer
- Sergio Trujillo
- Producer
- Tommy Mottola and The Dodgers
- Musical Director
- Ron Melrose
- Scenic Design
- Robert Brill
- Costume Design
- Paul Tazewell
- Lighting Design
- Howell Binkley
- Sound Design
- Gareth Owen
- Projection Design
- Sean Nieuwenhuis
2018 Drama League Award Nominations
Outstanding Production of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Musical
Distinguished Performance Award - Ariana DeBose
Distinguished Performance Award - LaChanze
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