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Harry Witherspoon, a dreary English shoe salesman, learns by telegram that he is the heir to the fortune left by his Uncle Tony, an Atlantic City casino manager. Tony's last will and testament attaches only one condition to its bequest: Harry must first cart the dead but taxidermically preserved uncle around in a wheelchair for a fun-packed vacation in Monte Carlo. Before his demise, Tony had already booked a sumptuous room with a view at the Hotel de Paris. Why should a stiff be denied the joys of skydiving, snorkeling and around-the-clock roulette?
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Producer |
Peter Boynton |
Harry Witherspoon |
Matt Trollinger |
Piano |
Jono Mainelli |
| Director |
Nick Corley |
Annabel Glick |
Micaela Mendicino |
Bass |
Chris Barosky |
| Music Director |
Jono Mainelli |
Luigi Gaudi-Tony Hendon ++ |
Peter Boynton |
Keyboard 2 |
Michael Halloran |
| Choregraphy |
Taryn Noelle / Nick Corley |
Rita La Porta |
Mary Wheeler |
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| Stage Manager |
Jake Ladue |
The Dead Body of Tony Hendon ++ |
Doug Bergstein |
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| Lighting Designer |
Krissy Freeman |
Vinnie De Ruzzio |
Kristofer Holz |
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| Box Office |
Betty McCaffrey |
Dominique Du Monaco ++ |
Taryn Noelle |
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| Front of House |
Regina Darmoni |
Landlady-Thorsby- Train Lady2 ++ |
Judy Milstein |
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| Sound Design |
Peter Boynton |
Solicitor-Driver-Emcee-Loomis ++ |
Karl Klein |
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| Set Design |
Nick Corley |
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Punk-Bellhop-Waiter ++ |
Michael Halloran |
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| Sound Operator |
Julien Darmoni |
Train Lady3 +++ |
Emma Walker |
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| Set Painting |
Noni Boynton |
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