Photo Coverage: Jekyll & Hyde in Concert
By: Genevieve Rafter Keddy Feb. 02, 2006
Jekyll & Hyde--The Concert is currently on a national tour starring Rob Evan, Kate Shindle and Brandi Burkhardt.The tour, which kicked off on September 10th, 2005, will circle the country through May. It was last seen at the Community Theatre in Morristown, NJ and will next head to Atlanta's Woodroof Arts Center, where it will play on February 24th and 25th. The tour's remaining engagments include Charlottesville, VA's Paramount Theatre on March 3rd, Easton, PA's State Theatre on May 7th and a trip to South Korea from April 6 - May 3, including a one week run at the Olympic Hall in Seoul.
"The music tells the story in Jekyll & Hyde - The Concert. The powerful and romantic pop score by Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse is brought to life by the talents of three of the stage's brightest stars, a pulse-pounding orchestra and six-piece rhythm section. The concert version of Jekyll & Hyde has been adapted by composer Wildhorn and lyricist/bookwriter Bricusse and includes material from throughout the twenty-year development of the show. It is directed by Gregory Boyd. This is more than a concert, it is an event," state production notes.
Evan (Les Miserables, Dance of the Vampires, Little Shop of Horrors) plays the title roles of the dignified, humane doctor and the
base, murderous monster who resides within him. Burkhardt, a former
Miss New York, plays pure-hearted fiancee Emma and Kate Shindle (Cabaret, Jekyll & Hyde on Broadway, a former Miss America) portrays the seductive and ill-fated Lucy.For more information and upcoming tour dates, visit the following link.
"The music tells the story in Jekyll & Hyde - The Concert. The powerful and romantic pop score by Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse is brought to life by the talents of three of the stage's brightest stars, a pulse-pounding orchestra and six-piece rhythm section. The concert version of Jekyll & Hyde has been adapted by composer Wildhorn and lyricist/bookwriter Bricusse and includes material from throughout the twenty-year development of the show. It is directed by Gregory Boyd. This is more than a concert, it is an event," state production notes.
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