Pippin Boston | Boston Opera House
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A high flying Broadway hit will be in Boston this February! Pippin, the breathtaking and acclaimed musical that won the Best Musical Revival trophy in the 2013 Tony Awards, is part of the exciting 2015-16 season of Lexus Broadway in Boston. Opening on February 2, 2016, Pippin takes over the Boston Opera House stage for two weeks until February 14, 2016.
A stunning and death defying hit Broadway musical, Pippin follows a young confused prince on an unforgettable journey to self discovery. With Les 7 Doigts de la Main’s incredible acrobatic choreography, Pippin overflows with extraordinary acrobatics and stunningly wondrous feats. With brilliant direction by Diane Paulus and wonderful score by Stephen Schwartz, Pippin features sizzling choreography inspired by the show’s original Bob Fosse choreography.
Come and experience the jaw dropping extravaganza that is Pippin as it plays the Boston Opera House from Tuesdays through Thursdays at 7:30 PM, on Fridays at 8 PM, on Saturdays at 2 PM and 8 PM, and on Sundays at 1 PM. Additional performances are at 1 PM on February 4 (Thursday) and at 6:30 PM on February 14 (Sunday). With a 15-minute intermission, Pippin plays for 2 hours and 30 minutes.
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Cast
Pippin Boston Cast
Cast
Leading Player – Sasha Allen
Pippin – Sam Lips
Charles – John Rubinstein
Fastrada, u/s Leading Player, u/s Berthe – Sabrina Harper
Catherine – Kristine Reese
Berthe – Adrienne Barbeau
Lewis, u/s Pippin – Erik Altemus
Player – Andalousi
Player, u/s Catherine, u/s Fastrada – Bradley Benjamin
Theo – Jake Berman
Player – Dmitrious Bistrevsky
Player – Keven Langlois Boucher
Swing, Assistant Choreographer, Dance Captain – Mark Burrell
Player, u/s Lewis – Mathew deGuzman
Player – Sammy Dinneen
Swing, u/s Pippin, u/s Lewis – Henry Gottfried
Player – Kelsey Jamieson
Player – Preston Jamieson
Player – Anna Kachalova
Player, u/s Leading Player, u/s Berthe – Lisa Karlin
Player, u/s Charles – Alan Kelly
Theo – Stephen Sayegh
Player, u/s Catherine – Anna Schnaitter
Player – Katie Smith
Swing, u/s Fastrada, Acro Cover – Kate Wesler
Player – Borris York
Creative
Book – Roger O. Hirson
Music and Lyrics – Stephen Schwartz
Director – Diane Paulus
Choreography – Chet Walker
Circus Creation – Gypsy Snider
Scenic Design – Scott Pask
Costume Design – Dominique Lemieux
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