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Pippin

Book by Roger O. Hirson, Music & Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz

April 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 2025

Crafton-Preyer Theatre

Originally produced on the Broadway stage by Stuart Ostrow
Originally directed on the Broadway stage by Bob Fosse
2013 Broadway revival directed by Diane Paulus
Theo Ending Originally Conceived in 1998 by Mitch Sebastian

The collective and individual imagination is tapped as a troupe of travelling players present the story of an extraordinary young man in search of his “corner of the sky” in this Tony Award-winning musical. Dark humor and a celebrated score help advance his journey as he is influenced by outside forces, both helpful and malevolent. Pippin is a relatable tale of self-acceptance and exploration while negotiating expectations of family, friends, and society. Expect bright lights, miracles, and big dance numbers of diverse styles.

This production includes adult language and themes. It may not appropriate for all audiences. Water-based theatrical haze is used in this production. 

Creative Team

Directed by James L. Dick
Choreographed by Maya Tillman-Rayton
Musical Directon by Matthew Harris
Conducted by Creston Herron
Fight & Movement Direction by Christian Boudreaux
Scenic Design by Katie Cooley
Costume Design by Zoe English
Lighting Design by Ann Sitzman
Hair & Makeup Design by Olivia Laycock
Stage Management by Connor L. Maloney

Cast

Pippin – Jacobi Robinson
Leading Player – Katherine Leverenz
Charles– Brandon Heflin
Fastrada – Maya Welde
Lewis – Zach Newkirk
Catherine – Essy Siegel
Theo – Conner Booton
Berthe – Gail Trottier
Ensemble – Parker Bennett, Tara Burgat, Isabel Dewey (Catherine understudy), Sophia Dunkelberger, Jacob Haefele, Sofia Harrison, Natalie Loftus (Fastrada understudy), Jadyn Kaufman, Cullen Krishna, Jazmyne Le, Evan McCoy, Caden Moffitt (Pippin understudy), Nicole Noakes (Berthe understudy), Mallory Price, Paul Ruf, Madi Seelye, Anna Shelton (Dance Captain), Sloane Smith, John Stecher (Charles understudy), Morgan Tate, Elizabeth Wellman, Lahli Winsor (Leading Player understudy), Stephanie Wirth, and Rizzy Xiong

Pippin is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.


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  • Children - $10

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