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John Cudia and Kyle Barisich to Join Phantom Tour in San Francisco

By: Brian Scott Lipton · Sep 30, 2008  · San Francisco

John Cudia in <br><i>The Phantom of the Opera</i><br>
(© Joan Marcus)
John Cudia in
The Phantom of the Opera
(© Joan Marcus)
John Cudia will replace Richard Todd Adams in the title role of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera when the national tour plays San Francisco's Orpheum Theatre, November 26-January 4. In addition, Kyle Barisich will take over the role of Raoul from Greg Mills at that time.

The show's cast also features Trista Moldovan as Christine, with Kelly Jeanne Grant playing the role in certain performances, along with Kim Stengel (Carlotta), D.C. Anderson (Monseiur Andre), Bruce Winant (Monsieur Firmin), Anne Kanengeiser (Madame Giry), and John Whitney (Piangi). The production is directed by Harold Prince, with musical staging and choreography by Gillian Lynne.

For more information, visit www.shnsf.com.


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RE: John Cudia and Kyle Barisich to Join Phantom Tour in San Francisco

Does anyone know if John Cudia will continue with the tour when it goes to the Pantages in Los Angeles January 21-February 21? I have tickets and would love to see him in the role!

rating: no rating  ·  posted by Janagram2 on 11/13/2008 at 2:56 AM

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