Jersey Boys Nashville | Andrew Jackson Hall
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After its very successful Nashville premiere in 2009, the Tony Award-winning show Jersey Boys will be back this fall as part of the 2017/18 the Broadway season at TPAC. Opening on January 9, 2018, Jersey Boys plays the Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Andrew Jackson Hall until January 14, 2018.
Seen by millions of theatergoers all over the world, Jersey Boys tells the extraordinary tale of 4 boys from the blue collar neighborhood of New Jersey who fascinated the world as The Four Seasons – the phenomenal group that sold over 175 million records and became Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famers. Awarded the Best Musical trophy and other awards from the Grammy, Olivier, and Tony Awards, Jersey Boys features hit songs from The Four Seasons like Sherry, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, Rag Doll, and Big Girls Don’t Cry.
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Cast
Jersey Boys Nashville Cast
Cast
Tommy DeVito – Matthew Dailey
Nick Massi – Keith Hines
Frankie Valli – Hayden Milanes
Bob Gaudio – Drew Seeley
Bob Crewe – Barry Anderson
Gyp DeCarlo and others – Thomas Fiscella
Hank Majewski and others – Tommaso Antico
Lorraine – Jaycie Dotin
Mary – Marlana Dunn
Barry Belson – De’lon Grant
Swing, Fight Captain, Assistant Dance Captain – Wes Hart
Swing, Dance Captain – Bryan Hindle
Frankie Valli alternate – Miguel Jarquin-Moreland
Swing – Austin Owen
Norm Waxman and others – John Rochette
Francine and others – Leslie Rochette
Swing – Jenna Nicole Schoen
Joey and others – Jonny Wexler
Billy Dixon and others – Keith White
Conductor – Ban Hartman
Production Stage Manager – Mark Tynan
Stage Manager – Jay Carey
Assistant Stage Manager – Lauren Pennington
Creative
Conductor – Ben Hartman
PSM – Molly Meg Legal
Stage Manager – Timothy R. Semon
Assistant Stage Manager – Nicole Olson
Reviews
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Disappointing and embarrassing due to the unnecessary, overused foul language and sexual innuendos. Not A family event. People should know what they are spending their money on.
“The show started to a slow pace with some fidgeting through the audience leaving many wondered in anticipation for when the show’s “fun factor” would begin. But, once it did, no ones gaze seemed to be wandering anywhere other than the stage in front of them.” – Teddy Robert of broadwayworld.com
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Address
Address: 505 Deaderick Street, Nashville, TN 37219
Andrew Jackson Hall Capacity: 2472
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