Morgan Howland-Cook
Latest News on Morgan Howland-Cook:
BWW Review: Florida Theatrical Association's BLOOD BROTHERS at The Abbey (Jun 12, 2022)
Florida Theatrical Association Announces The Cast Of BLOOD BROTHERS At The Abbey (May 20, 2022)
BWW Review: Florida Theatrical Association's ASSASSINS at Cheyenne Saloon (Apr 24, 2022)
BWW Review: Florida Theatrical Association's BLOOD BROTHERS at The Abbey (Jun 12, 2022)
Florida Theatrical Association Announces The Cast Of BLOOD BROTHERS At The Abbey (May 20, 2022)
BWW Review: Florida Theatrical Association's ASSASSINS at Cheyenne Saloon (Apr 24, 2022)
BIO
Morgan graduated with a BFA in Theatre from Florida International University. Credits include Sara Jane Moore (ASSASSINS), Georgie Bukatinsky (FULL MONTY), Vi Petty (BUDDY HOLLY), Faye (CHAPTER TWO), Laurel (TORCH SONG TRILOGY), Shelby (STEEL MAGNOLIAS), Janet (ROCKY HORROR), Maureen (RENT) Vera (ODD COUPLE), Sister Hubert (NUNSENSE). She can also be seen performing at music festivals throughout Florida with Edan Archer Band as well as at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition as The "Unsinkable Molly Brown".
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BWW Review: Florida Theatrical Association's BLOOD BROTHERS at The Abbey
“So, did you hear the story of the Johnstone twins? As like each other as two new pins. Of one womb born, on the self-same day, how one was kept and one given away?” These are the words spoken by the Narrator at the beginning of BLOOD BROTHERS, the long-running West End musical by Willy Russell which provides the perfect setup for the play that follows. BLOOD BROTHERS is not a show that gets produced that often, but that is likely exactly why the Florida Theatrical Association has opted to mount a production of the musical – to introduce it to new audiences and provide theatregoers the unique experience of seeing the show. I attended opening night and it was, in fact, the first time I have had the chance to see a live production even though I have been familiar with the piece due to its popularity in England and its not-as-successful run on Broadway in the early 1990’s. And though the piece itself has some challenges (more on that later) the FTA’s production is solid with outstanding and emotional performances by the cast and a creative vision true to the material
“So, did you hear the story of the Johnstone twins? As like each other as two new pins. Of one womb born, on the self-same day, how one was kept and one given away?” These are the words spoken by the Narrator at the beginning of BLOOD BROTHERS, the long-running West End musical by Willy Russell which provides the perfect setup for the play that follows. BLOOD BROTHERS is not a show that gets produced that often, but that is likely exactly why the Florida Theatrical Association has opted to mount a production of the musical – to introduce it to new audiences and provide theatregoers the unique experience of seeing the show. I attended opening night and it was, in fact, the first time I have had the chance to see a live production even though I have been familiar with the piece due to its popularity in England and its not-as-successful run on Broadway in the early 1990’s. And though the piece itself has some challenges (more on that later) the FTA’s production is solid with outstanding and emotional performances by the cast and a creative vision true to the material
Florida Theatrical Association Announces The Cast Of BLOOD BROTHERS At The Abbey
Florida Theatrical Association has announced the cast of the Tony-nominated musical Blood Brothers, coming to The Abbey in downtown Orlando June 10 to 19.
Florida Theatrical Association has announced the cast of the Tony-nominated musical Blood Brothers, coming to The Abbey in downtown Orlando June 10 to 19.
BWW Review: Florida Theatrical Association's ASSASSINS at Cheyenne Saloon
In the world of musical theatre there are productions that come along that deliver the perfect storm of creative expression. This elusive synergy can be due to the topic or setting being extremely relevant to the time that it is performed or can come from the blending of top-notch talent, creative vision and execution. Even more rarely, an opportunity comes along to mount a production in an unexpected but perfect setting for a given show. And sometimes, just sometimes, you get all the above. That is the best way I can describe the Florida Theatrical Association’s current production of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s musical, ASSASSINS – a once in a lifetime opportunity to witness this wonderful piece of musical theatre, delivered by a stellar cast in an unlikely location – the Cheyenne Saloon in downtown Orlando.
In the world of musical theatre there are productions that come along that deliver the perfect storm of creative expression. This elusive synergy can be due to the topic or setting being extremely relevant to the time that it is performed or can come from the blending of top-notch talent, creative vision and execution. Even more rarely, an opportunity comes along to mount a production in an unexpected but perfect setting for a given show. And sometimes, just sometimes, you get all the above. That is the best way I can describe the Florida Theatrical Association’s current production of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s musical, ASSASSINS – a once in a lifetime opportunity to witness this wonderful piece of musical theatre, delivered by a stellar cast in an unlikely location – the Cheyenne Saloon in downtown Orlando.
Cast Announced For ASSASSINS At Cheyenne Saloon, April 22 - May 1
Florida Theatrical Association has announced the full cast for their production of Assassins by Steven Sondheim and John Weidman. Assassins will play April 22 through May 1 at the Cheyenne Saloon in downtown Orlando.
Florida Theatrical Association has announced the full cast for their production of Assassins by Steven Sondheim and John Weidman. Assassins will play April 22 through May 1 at the Cheyenne Saloon in downtown Orlando.
Florida Theatrical Association Presents Wanzie's 1970's CHRISTMAS EVE RADIO HOUR
Florida Theatrical Association presents Wanzie's 1970's CHRISTMAS EVE RADIO HOUR at The Abbey in downtown Orlando December 20th for two performances, at 2pm and 7pm. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased at Eventbrite.com.
Florida Theatrical Association presents Wanzie's 1970's CHRISTMAS EVE RADIO HOUR at The Abbey in downtown Orlando December 20th for two performances, at 2pm and 7pm. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased at Eventbrite.com.
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