TUTS Guys and Dolls Casts Jen Cody, Susan Powell, Joseph Mahowald and Matt Merchant | Playbill

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News TUTS Guys and Dolls Casts Jen Cody, Susan Powell, Joseph Mahowald and Matt Merchant Jen Cody, Susan Powell, Joseph Mahowald and Matt Merchant will take a gamble on love in the Theatre Under the Stars production of Frank Loesser's Guys and Dolls, which begins performances Sept. 27 in Houston.

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Jennifer Cody

Cody (Shrek, The Pajama Game, Urinetown) will star as Miss Adelaide, with former Miss America Powell as Sarah Brown, Mahowald (9 to 5, Les Miserables) as Sky Masterson and Merchant as Nathan Detroit.

Roy Hamlin will direct Guys and Dolls, which will run through Oct. 9 at the Hobby Center. The classic musical has music and lyrics by Loesser with a book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows.

The cast will also feature Cameron James (The Color Purple) as Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Ven Daniel (Legally Blonde) as Benny Southstreet, Brian Barry as Big Jule, Spencer Moses (2009 Broadway revival of Guys and Dolls) as Harry the Hourse, Kevin Cooney (White Christmas) as Arvide Abernathy, Lisa Landa as General Cartwright and Michael Tapley (The Who's Tommy) as Lt. Brannigan and Joey Biltmore.

The ensemble includes William James Daniels, Kurt Domoney, Matthew C. Donnell, Taurean Everett, Tony Guerrero, Brittany Halen, Mark Jackson, Jupinko, Alissa LaVergne, Ashley Lee, Nathan Madden, Brad Madison, Theresa Nelson, Eric S. Robertson, Michelle Smith, Steven Sofia, Eric Stretch, Jay Tribble, Kristin Warren, Erin Wasmund, Steven Wenslawski and Paige Wheat.

Paula Sloan will choreograph Guys and Dolls, which will have musical direction by Steven Jamail, scenic design by Kate Sutton-Johnson, sound design by Kit Bond, lighting design by Richard Winkler and assistant lighting design by Paul Hudson.

For tickets phone (888) 558-3882 or visit TUTS.

 
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