Another Twelth Night, Another Show: Bogardus, Groff, Grove Join Illyria Concert | Playbill

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NY Musical Theatre Fest Another Twelth Night, Another Show: Bogardus, Groff, Grove Join Illyria Concert Illyria, a new musical adapted by Peter Mills and Cara Reichel from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, will received a one-night-only concert at the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

Presented by the Prospect Theater Company, the performance will take place Sept. 11 at 7:30 PM at the Lamb’s Theater, 130 West 44th Street.

The cast includes Stephen Bogardus (Falsettos, Man of La Mancha) as Malvolio, Jeff Edgerton (Parade, Iron Curtain), Jonathan Groff (Spring Awakening) as Sebastian, Jessica Grové, (Iron Curtain, The Pursuit of Persephone) as Viola, Darren Ritchie (Dracula) as Orsino, Dan Sharkey (Lone Star Love, The Music Man) as Sir Toby, Michael Winther (Songs from an Unmade Bed) as Feste among many other Prospect Theater Company veterans.

Illyria was originally workshopped by Prospect in 2002, and presented for a limited showcase run at the Hudson Guild Theatre. It had its regional premiere in December 2004 at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, and is now hoping to return to New York City for a longer run. The September 2006 concert will feature a revised version including new music.

Peter Mills (Book, Music and Lyrics) received 2005 Drama Desk Award nominations for Best Music and Best Orchestrations, the 2003 Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award from the ASCAP Foundation, and received a 2002 grant from the Jonathan Larson Performing Arts Foundation. Most recently, he wrote lyrics for the new musical comedy, Iron Curtain (with Stephen Weiner, music, and Susan DiLallo, book). Other recent projects include The Pursuit of Persephone, Lonely Rhymes (a comic song cycle), The Alchemists, and The Taxi Cabaret.

(Playbill.com is a media partner of the New York Musical Theatre Festival 2006.)

For more information and to buy tickets, visit the
2006 New York Musical Theatre Festival website

 
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