Broadway By The Bay

The Marvelous Wonderettes | July 12 – 29, 2012

MFilippoff — Thu, 03 May 2012 21:35:51 +0000

Tony N’ Tina’s Wedding YTC Fundraiser | June 30, 2012

MFilippoff — Thu, 03 May 2012 21:31:08 +0000

BBBay League Fundraiser, Sparky’s Hot Rod Garage | September 23, 2012

MFilippoff — Thu, 03 May 2012 21:29:37 +0000

Meet The Cast – The Marvelous Wonderettes

MFilippoff — Wed, 02 May 2012 23:36:55 +0000

A Chorus Line Callbacks

MFilippoff — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 23:39:30 +0000

Thank you for confirming your callback for A Chorus Line! Please click the link below to download the full script. We ask that you be as familiar as possible with the character(s) you are called back for.

A Chorus Line script

Click the links below to download the music selections we will be using for your callback. We ask that everyone prepare “One” in addition to the selection for the character(s) you are called back for. While there are no additional music selections for the characters of Larry and Zach, we ask that actors called back for these roles also prepare “One”. Please download, print and bring each of your selections to the callback.

Everyone: “One” m. 241 – 271
Maggie: “At The Ballet” m. 117 – 141
Bebe: “At The Ballet” m. 50 – 69
Sheila: “At The Ballet” m. 1 – 36
Cassie: “The Music and the Mirror” (1) m. 103 – 140
Cassie: The Music and the Mirror” (2) m. 186 – 207
Diana: “Nothing” m. 118 – end
Val: “Dance: Ten; Looks: Three” m. 171 – end
Kristine & Al: “Sing!” m. 53X – 90
Richie: “Montage 4″ m. 229 – 281
Connie: “Montage 1″ m. 78 – 107
Mike: “I Can Do That” whole song
Mark: “Montage 1″ m. 36 – 77
Paul: “I Hope I Get It” m. 373 – end
Don: “Montage Part 3″ m. 1 – 29
Judy: “Montage Part 3″ m. 72 – 91
Greg: “Montage Part 4″ m. 137 – 150
Bobby: “And” (monologue)

A Chorus Line | Sept 20 – October 7, 2012

MFilippoff — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 00:26:00 +0000

Broadway By the Year 1947/1966

MFilippoff — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 00:12:37 +0000

BBBay thanks the wonderful performers who came out from New York to grace our stage. They deserved all the priase they received and as the Stark Insider wrote: “The magic of this one lies in the top-notch performers who know how to sell these songs. The program just seemed to build and build, to a truly spectacular finish. The only thing missing was an encore!”

The Songs of 1947 & 1966

Broadway stars sing your favorite songs from blockbusters from 1947 and 1966 such as: Brigadoon, Finian’s Rainbow, Cabaret, Mame, I Do! I Do! and Sweet Charity.

“A bountiful evening of what Broadway does best!”

– Variety

Broadway By the Year®
Created/Written/Hosted by Scott Siegel with an All-Star cast.
Produced by special arrangement with the Town Hall in New York City.

YTC Fundraiser 2011

smaysonave — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 20:36:12 +0000

2011 Cabaret By The Bay Performers

smaysonave — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 18:20:03 +0000

Photography by Renee Rocket

2011 – Gypsy

MFilippoff — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 19:10:09 +0000

Book by Arthur Laurents
Music by Jule Styne
Lyrics byStephen Sondheim
Director: Amanda Folena
Musical Director: Rick Reynolds
Choreographer:Robyn Tribuzi

The Mama

If you have never had the fortune to see this Broadway classic, you are in for a treat. This Tony-winning masterpiece is based on the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee, the famous striptease artist, but primarily focuses on her mother, Rose, whose name has become synonymous with “the ultimate show business mother.” Gypsy follows the dreams and efforts of “Mama” Rose as she does her best to raise two daughters and maintain a personal life, while secretly dreaming of an onstage career for herself.

“The best damn musical I’ve seen in years”
– New York Times

What critics are saying:

“GYPSY a solid hit at Broadway By the Bay. This is a must see show. Heather Orth is perfect for the part… a superb voice that fills the Fox Theatre and never misses a note. She brings the house down with her plaintive finale “Rose’s Turn.” The amazing Samantha Bruce’s transformation from tom-boyish Louise into the lovely, sexy Gypsy Rose Lee is a marvel.” Kedar K. Adour Reviews

“This Gypsy was so different that it forced me to think about why it worked where others failed, and why Frank Rich of the New York Times calls Gypsy the “the great American musical.” Broadway by the Bay is so consistently excellent.” Stark Insider

“Broadway By the Bay hit the jackpot…Heather Orth she gives a powerhouse performance that demands an audience’s attention and respect.” My Cultural Landscape

“Broadway By the Bay is to be applauded for this show. It’s well worth seeing.” San Jose Mercury News