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Balan, Chase, Selya, et al. to Join Kelli O'Hara in Oklahoma!

By: Brian Scott Lipton · Apr 18, 2007  · New York

Kelli O'Hara<br>
(© Joseph Marzullo/Retna)
Kelli O'Hara
(© Joseph Marzullo/Retna)
The full principal cast and creative team of Lyric Theatre's production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma! has been announced. The show will play Oklahoma City's Civic Center Music Hall, June 26-30.

Joining previously announced star Kelli O'Hara as Laurey will be Will Chase as Curly, Robert Hunt as Jud Fry, Courtney Balan as Ado Annie, Nathaniel Shaw as Will Parker, Amir Arison as Ali Hakim, Melinda Tanner as Aunt Eller, Addie Tomlinson as Dream Laurey, and John Selya as Dream Curly.

The show will be directed by Nick Demos, the company's artistic director, who will also choreograph the piece alongside CeCe Farha, Lynn Cramer, Ashley Stover Wells, and Amy Reynolds-Reed. Joel Levine will provide musical direction. Sets will be designed by Michael Sweidkart, costumes will be by Jeffrey Meek, lighting will be by Helena Kuukka, and sound design will be by George Ryan.

The Lyric's 2007 summer season will also include Evita, Singin' in the Rain, Once on This Island, and High School Musical. For more information, call 405-524-9312 or visit www.lyrictheatereokc.com.


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