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In Rehearsal With Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Carolee Carmello, and Broadway's Tuck Everlasting

The new musical also stars Terrence Mann and Sarah Charles Lewis.

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February 29, 2016

Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Sarah Charles Lewis, and the men of Tuck Everlasting rehearse a spectacular moment from the new musical. — Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Sarah Charles Lewis, and the men of *Tuck Everlasting* rehearse a spectacular moment from the new musical.
(© David Gordon)

The stars of the new Broadway musical Tuck Everlasting met the press at their rehearsal studio on Monday, February 29.

Based on Natalie Babbitt’s classic novel, Tuck Everlasting features a book by Claudia Shear and Tim Federle, music by Chris Miller, and lyrics by Nathan Tysen. The story follows 10-year-old Winnie Foster who meets young Jesse Tuck and discovers a secret spring that grants eternal life to whoever drinks its water. Previews begin March 31 at the Broadhurst Theatre, with opening night set for April 26. It had its world premiere at Georgia's Alliance Theatre in 2015.

Tuck Everlasting stars Carolee Carmello as Mae Tuck, Andrew Keenan-Bolger as Jesse Tuck, Michael Park as Angus Tuck, Terrence Mann as the Man in the Yellow Suit, Fred Applegate as Constable Joe, Robert Lenzi as Miles Tuck, Michael Wartella as Hugo, Valerie Wright as Betsy Foster, and 11-year-old Sarah Charles Lewis as Winnie Foster.

Sarah Charles Lewis makes her Broadway debut as Winnie Foster.
(© David Gordon)

Joining them are Pippa Pearthree as Nana, with an ensemble of Timothy J. Alex, Jonathan Burke, Callie Carter, Chloe Campbell, Benjamin Cook, Elizabeth Crawford, Deanna Doyle, Brandon Espinoza, Lisa Gajda, Jessica Lee Goldyn, Christopher Gurr, Neil Haskell, Matt Meigs, Heather Parcells, Justin Patterson, Marco Schittone, Brooklyn Shuck, Jennifer Smith, and Kathy Voytko.

Directed and choreographed by Tony winner Casey Nicholaw, Tuck Everlasting features scenic design by Walt Spangler, costume design by Gregg Barnes, lighting design by Kenneth Posner, sound design by Brian Ronan, orchestrations by John Clancy, and musical supervision by Rob Berman.

Check out TheaterMania's photos from the event in the gallery below.