The York Theatre Company's production of Golden Rainbow—part of the Off-Broadway venue's Musicals in Mufti series—continues through October 1 at The Theater at St. Jean’s. Performances began September 23.
Directed by Stuart Ross with music direction by David Hancock Turner, the cast features Felipe Barbosa Bombonato (Les Misérables), Jonathan Brody (The Sorceress), Nick Cearley (The Skivvies, All Shook Up), Robert Cuccioli (Jekyll & Hyde), Mara Davi (Dames at Sea), Max von Essen (An American in Paris, Evita), Danielle Lee Greaves (Parade), Jillian Louis (It Shoulda Been You), Gina Milo (Les Miserables), Benjamin Pajak (The Music Man), and Maria Wirries (Dear Evan Hansen).
Check out photos from the limited engagement below:
Max Von Essen and Mari Davi in Golden Rainbow
Gina Milo in Golden Rainbow
Maria Wirries in Golden Rainbow
Danielle Lee Greaves in Golden Rainbow
Company of Golden Rainbow
Gina Milo and company of Golden Rainbow
Robert Cuccioli in Golden Rainbow
Danielle Lee Greaves and Benjamin Pajak in Golden Rainbow
Benjamin Pajak and Max Von Essen in Golden Rainbow
Mara Davi in Golden Rainbow
Benjamin Pajak in Golden Rainbow
Robert Cuccioli and Max Von Essen in Golden Rainbow
Max Von Essen and Benjamin Pajak in Golden Rainbow
Mara Davi in Golden Rainbow
Max Von Essen and Benjamin Pajak in Golden Rainbow
Max Von Essen and Mara Davi in Golden Rainbow
Based on Arnold Schulman’s play A Hole in the Head, Golden Rainbow
has a book by Ernest Kinoy and music and lyrics by Walter Marks and
follows a single dad trying to achieve success in Las Vegas while
raising his bright and savvy son. His late wife's sister arrives and
tries to bring stability to the boy's life, but unintentionally falls in
love with her brother-in-law.
The musical opened on Broadway February 4, 1968, and ran nearly a year starring married couple Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gormé.
The production also has lighting design by Garett Pembrook, projections and sound design by Peter Brucker, and casting by Michael Cassara. The team also includes production manager Aaron Simms, production coordinator Noah Glaister, production stage manager Hailey Delaney, assistant stage manager Carson Ferguson, and company manager Tori Calderon-Caswell.
The Musicals in Mufti series presents musical theatre gems in simply staged, book-in-hand concert formats. Mufti means “in street clothes, without the trappings of a full production.”
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