Book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner
Music by Frederick Loewe
A lyrical fantasy where love makes anything possible - even miracles.
Department of Musical Theatre
Power Center
April 14 - 17, 2011
Overview
The Story: Having become lost in the mists of the Scottish highlands two young American travelers, Tommy and Jeff, chance upon a quaint village not on their map — Brigadoon. The two men quickly get swept up in the village’s preparations for a wedding. While Tommy and the sister of the bride, Fiona, gather heather for the ceremony, their attraction grows. But as charming as Brigadoon appears, Tommy and Jeff notice anachronistic oddities about the town. The schoolmaster, Mr. Lundie, explains that Brigadoon has been blessed by God – in order to shield it from the evils of the outside world, the town awakens for only one day each century. No one may leave err the spell be broken and the town disappear forever. Strangers, if they be in love, may choose to stay. Torn between the modern world and the love growing in his heart for Fiona, Tommy must choose his path before Brigadoon disappears once again into the mists.
Artistic Significance: Premiering in 1947, Brigadoon established the team of Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe as one of the most successful songwriting duos in the Golden Age of musical theatre. Filled with memorable songs such as “The Heather on the Hill,” “Come to Me, Bend to Me,” and “Almost Like Being in Love,” Lerner and Loewe’s whimsical musical fantasy weaves music, dance, and story into an enchanting tribute to romantic love. Winner of the 1947 New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play (the first musical to win the honor), Brigadoon allows us to escape to a world where “when one loves deeply enough, anythin’ is possible. Even miracles.”
Cast
Alex Akin (San Francisco, CA), Keith Allen (Dublin, Ireland),
Jordan Barrow (Flanders, NJ), Daniel Berryman (Seattle, WA),
R. J. Brown (Norfolk, VA), Tyler Brunsman (Perrysburg, OH),
Will Burton (Marietta, GA), Joe Carroll (Grand Rapids, MI),
Cody Davis (Tulsa, OK), C.J. Eldred (Seattle, WA),
Elisabeth Evans (Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan), Alejandro Fallick (Houston, TX), Jordana Grolnick (Longmont, CO), Holland Mariah Grossman (Weston, FL), Michael Hartung (Sun Prairie, WI), Laura Irion (Canton, OH),
Brene’ Jackson (Macomb Township, MI), Collin Janich (Birmingham, AL), Andy Jones (Swampscott, MA), A.J. Klopach (Marietta, GA),
Sam Lips (Parker, CO), Taylor Louderman (Bourbon, MO),
Samantha Massell (New York, NY), Allison McDowell (Marietta, GA),
Conor McGiffin (Dover, DE), Nora Menken (North Salem, NY),
Grace Morgan (Fishers, IN), Desi Oakley (Wichita, KS),
Ashley Park (Ann Arbor, MI), Erika Peterson (Laguna Niguel, CA),
Laura Reed (Walnut Creek, CA), Dereck Seay (Winter Haven, FL),
Paige Silvester (Sacramento, CA), Joel Sparks (Washington, DC),
Trevor St. John-Gilbert (Rockwall, TX), Carlye Tamaren (St. Louis, MO), Katherine Thomas (Kenosha, WI), Karl Urban (Miami, FL),
Danny Wilfred (Virginia Beach, VA), Chelsea Wilson (St. George, UT)

Illustration by David Zinn
Artistic Staff
| Director | Linda Goodrich |
| Music Director | Catherine Walker Adams |
| Choreographer | Mark Esposito |
| Scenic Designer | Vincent Mountain |
| Costume Designer | Shawn McCulloch |
| Lighting Designer | Rob Murphy |
| Sound Designer | Jim Lillie |
| Hair & Makeup Designer | Erin Kennedy Lunsford |
| Stage Manager | Becca Rothman |
Photos
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