Regional NewsAaron Tveit, Joshua Henry, More Join Barrington Stage Company’s 2021 SeasonDebra Jo Rupp, Alysha Umphress, Alan H. Green, and more will also appear in BSC’s outdoor productions.
By
Dan Meyer
May 07, 2021
Aaron Tveit and Joshua Henry
Barrington Stage Company will welcome more Broadway stars this summer, including concerts by Tony nominees Aaron Tveit, Joshua Henry, and Andy Karl and Orfeh, for its previously announced 2021 season. Additionally, the Massachusetts institution has announced casting for its outdoor productions of Who Could Ask for Anything More? The Songs of George Gershwin and Boca.
Tveit will return to BSC after playing Bobby in the company’s 2017 staging of Company. Aaron Tveit Live! will anchor the company’s gala July 18 to raise funds for its Playwright Mentoring Project educational programming. Broadway couple Orfeh and Karl will then perform their cabaret act Legally Bound July 23, followed by Jeff McCarthy’s I Promise You a Happy Ending, and Joshua Henry Live August 16.
Debra Jo Rupp
Starring in Who Could Ask for Anything More? The Songs of George Gershwin (June 10–July 3) will be Allison Blackwell, Britney Coleman, Alan H. Green, Jacob Tischler, and Alysha Umphress. Rupp (Wandavision) will then lead Boca (July 30–August 22). She'll be joined by Kenneth Tigar, Peggy Pharr Wilson, and Robert Zukerman, with additional casting to be announced.
All outdoor performances will take place at BSC’s Production Center in Pittsfield. The indoor season at the Boyd-Quinson Stage includes Chester Bailey, starring father-son duo Tony winner Reed Birney and Ephraim Birney, and the Harriet Harris-led solo show Eleanor.
Last year, BSC was one of the first companies to open its doors following the theatre shutdown March 12, 2020. Since then, BSC has reducing the indoor theatre’s seating to 33 percent capacity, increased the distance between rows and seats, and improved HVAC and air circulation.
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Aaron Tveit in The Three Musketeers at North Shore Music Theatre, 2007
Celia Keenan-Bolger and Aaron Tveit in the Off-Broadway musical Saved, 2008
John Dossett, Aaron Tveit, Van Hughes and Curtis Holbrook in the Off-Broadway musical Saved, 2008
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Jennifer Damiano, Aaron Tveit and Adam Chanler-Berat in the Broadway musical Next to Normal, 2009
Alice Ripley, Aaron Tveit and J. Robert Spencer in the Broadway musical Next to Normal, 2009
Aaron Tveit, Alice Ripley and J. Robert Spencer in the Broadway musical Next to Normal, 2009
J. Robert Spencer and Aaron Tveit in the Broadway musical Next to Normal, 2009
Aaron Tveit and Alice Ripley in the Broadway musical Next to Normal, 2009
Vanessa Hudgens and Aaron Tveit in the musical Rent at the Hollywood Bowl, 2010
Aaron Tveit and Vanessa Hudgens in the musical Rent at the Hollywood Bowl, 2010
Tracie Thoms, Nicole Scherzinger, Skylar Astin, Aaron Tveit, Vanessa Hudgens and Wayne Brady in the musical Rent at the Hollywood Bowl, 2010
Aaron Tveit in the musical Catch Me If You Can on Broadway, 2011
Candice Marie Woods, Aaron Tveit and company in Catch Me If You Can on Broadway, 2011
Aaron Tveit and ladies in Catch Me If You Can on Broadway, 2011
Aaron Tveit (center) in Catch Me If You Can.
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Aaron Tveit in Les Miserables
Aaron Tveit and Eddie Redmayne in Les Miserables
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Aaron Tveit and Eddie Redmayne in Les Miserables
Aaron Tveit in Les Miserables
Aaron Tveit as Mike Warren and Daniel Sunjata as Paul Briggs in "Graceland"
Aaron Tveit as Mike Warren and Daniel Sunjata as Paul Briggs in "Graceland"
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Russell Harvard, Alexandria Wailes, Matthew Jaeger, and Amelia Hensley star in the Deaf West Theatre production, presented in spoken English and American Sign Language.
James Monroe Iglehart, Jessie Mueller, Phillipa Soo, Steven Pasquale will lead the D.C. production directed by Marc Bruni and choreographed by Denis Jones.
