Savy Jackson Begins Run as Sunday Cinderella at Bad Cinderella April 9 | Playbill

Broadway News Savy Jackson Begins Run as Sunday Cinderella at Bad Cinderella April 9

The recently opened Andrew Lloyd Webber musical continues at the Imperial Theatre.

Savy Jackson Michaelah Reynolds

Bad Cinderella alternate Savy Jackson begins her run playing the title role, usually played by Linedy Genao, at all Sunday performances of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical at the Imperial Theatre April 9. The new musical opened March 23. Read reviews here.

The work, which features a book by Oscar-winning screenwriter Emerald Fennell, music by Lloyd Webber, and lyrics by Tony winner David Zippel, reimagines the classic fairytale to center around a damsel—but this one is not in distress.

Also starring are Carolee Carmello as Stepmother, Grace McLean as Queen, Jordan Dobson as Prince Sebastian, Sami Gayle as Adele, Morgan Higgins as Marie, Christina Acosta Robinson as Godmother, and Cameron Loyal as Prince Charming.

The musical's ensemble comprises Mike Baerga, Raymond Baynard, Lauren Boyd, Tristen Buettel, Kaleigh Cronin, Josh Drake, Ben Lanham, Ángel Lozada, Mariah Lyttle, Sarah Meahl, Larkin Reilly, Julio Rey, Lily Rose, J Savage, Dave Schoonover, Tregoney Shepherd, Paige Smallwood, and Aléna Watters. Rounding out the company as swings are Alyssa Carol, Gary Cooper, Michael Milkanin, Robin Masella, Chloé Nadon-Enriquez, and Lucas Thompson; and understudy Christian Probst.

Bad Cinderella features additional book material by Alexis Scheer, choreography by JoAnn M. Hunter, orchestrations by Lloyd Webber, U.S. music supervision and direction by Kristen Blodgette, U.K. music supervision by David Andrew Wilson, music coordination by David Lai, scenic and costume design by Gabriela Tylesova, lighting design by Bruno Poet, sound design by Gareth Owen, and hair and wig design by Luc Verschueren.

Bonnie L. Becker is production stage manager, and casting is by Tara Rubin Casting's Claire Burke and Kevin Metzger-Timson.

Visit BadCinderellaBroadway.com.

 
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