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Foster, Marshall, Nicholaw, Trujillo, Young Set for Drama Desk Panel

By: Brian Scott Lipton · Mar 17, 2006  · New York

Sutton Foster and company at a press preview <br> for <i>The Drowsy Chaperone</i><br>
(Photo © Michael Portantiere)
Sutton Foster and company at a press preview
for The Drowsy Chaperone
(Photo © Michael Portantiere)
Sutton Foster, Kathleen Marshall, Casey Nicholaw, Sergio Trujillo, and John Lloyd Young will be the guests at Dancing on Broadway: The Art and the Staging, a special panel being presented by the Drama Desk, at 11:45am on Thursday, April 6 at Sardi's (234 West 44th Street). Richard Ridge, the host of Broadway Beat, will moderate the discussion.

Foster, who won a Tony Award for Thoroughly Modern Millie, is about to star in the Broadway musical The Drowsy Chaperone. Marshall is a Tony winner for Wonderful Town and the director/choreographer of the Rounadbout Theatre's sold-out revival of The Pajama Game. Nicholaw is the director/choreographer of The Drowsy Chaperone and received a Tony nomination for his choreography of Spamalot. Trujillo has choreographed such shows as All Shook Up, The Great American Trailer Park Musical, and Kismet. Young can currently be seen as Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys.

Tickets for Drama Desk members are $35 and $45 for non-members, payable at the door. The event includes lunch. To RSVP, email wolf@wolfentertainmentguide.com.


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