Seattle Premiere of Pasek and Paul's Dogfight, Starring Kody Bringman and Devon Busswood, Begins Tonight | Playbill

News Seattle Premiere of Pasek and Paul's Dogfight, Starring Kody Bringman and Devon Busswood, Begins Tonight Dogfight, the musical by Benj Pasek, Justin Paul and Peter Duchan that tells the story of three marines on the eve of their deployment, begins performances Oct. 23 at ArtsWest Playhouse and Gallery.

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Devon Busswood

Directed by Mathew Wright, the cast includes Kody Bringman (Birdlace), Devon Busswood (Rose), Trent Moury (Bernstein), Ben Wynant (Boland), Janet McWilliams (Marcy/Peggy), Chance Eldridge (Fector), Daniel Goodman (Stevens), Jake Hoff (Gibbs/Steven's Date), Pat Sibley (Mama), Kirsten deLohr Helland (Suzette/Librarian), Tori Spero (Ruth/Chippy) and Chris Carwithen (Pete/Lounge Singer).

The ArtsWest production continues through Nov. 22. As previously reported, Balagan Theatre was slated to co-produce the Pasek and Paul musical along with ArtsWest, which now mounts the production on its own.

Dogfight features music and lyrics by Pasek and Paul
 with a book by Duchan.

Here's how it's billed: "Dogfight, based on the 1991 Warner Bros. film, tells the story of 3 Marines in 1963 who, on the eve of their deployment to Vietnam, look forward to their last evening of fun and debauchery. A romantic and heartbreaking story, Eddie Birdlace enlists a sweet awkward waitress, Rose Fenny, to join him at the party. Rewriting the rules of the game, Rose teaches young Eddie the meaning of compassion."

Other members of the creative team include music director
 Christopher DiStefano, choreographer
 Trina Mills, lighting designer
 Robert Aguilar, scenic designer
 Ahren Buhmann, sound designer
 Michael Connolly and costume designer
 Chelsea Cook.

For more information and tickets, visit ArtsWest.org.

 
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