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Full casting has been announced for the Signature Theatre's production of the John Kander-Fred Ebb-Terrence McNally musical Kiss of the Spider Woman, to run March 11-April 4. The production will be directed by Eric Schaeffer, with choreography by Karma Camp.
In addition to the previously announced Natascia Diaz (Aurora) and Hunter Foster (Molina), the show will also star Will Chase (Valentin), Christopher Bloch (Esteban), Andy Brownstein (Marcos), Steven Cupo (Warden), Erin Driscoll (Marta), and Channez McQuay (Molina's mother). The ensemble will include Danny Binstock, Kurt Boehm, Matt Conner, James Gardiner, LC Harden, Jr., and Stephen Gregory Smith.
The creative team includes Jon Kalbfleisch (music direction), Adam Koch (sets), Anne Kennedy (costumes), Chris Lee (lighting), and Matt Rowe (sound).
Diaz has starred in West Side Story, Carnival, A Little Night Music, Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, Carousel, and The Little Prince. Foster has starred in The Producers, Urinetown, and Frankenstein. Chase has starred on Broadway in High Fidelity, Lennon, The Full Monty, and Aida.
The production is part of the theater's Kander & Ebb Celebration, which will include productions of their musicals The Happy Time, and The Visit, starring Chita Rivera and George Hearn, and Karen Akers' acclaimed cabaret show, First You Dream: The Songs of Kander & Ebb.
For more information, call 703-820-9711 or visit www.signature-theatre.org.
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