Theo’s Ubique’s sellout hit Jesus Christ Superstar extended to May 17

Theo’s Ubique's sellout hit Jesus Christ Superstar extended to May 17 1 The production has reunited the trio of Fred Anzevino, Brenda Didier and Jeremy Ramey, who all worked together on Theo's The Light in the Piazza.  Four-time Jeff award-winner Anzevino, co-founder and Artistic Director of the company, directs, Didier, a ten-time Jeff Award winner for choreography and direction is choreographer and two-time Jeff winner Ramey (for his work on Theo’s The Light in the Piazza and Smokey Joe’s Café) is Music Director. The design team includes Jeff nominee Adam Veness (scenic design), three-time Jeff winner Bill Morey (costume design) and Maya Michele Fein (lighting designer for Theo’s A Kurt Weill Cabaret and Always… Patsy Cline). Also on the production team are Broadway veteran (Barnum) Richard P. Bennett (Assistant Director), Mary-Catherine Mikalayunas (Production Stage Manager) and Cameron Turner (Assistant Choreographer).

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The cast is led by Max DeTogne as Jesus and Donterrio Johnson as Judas along with Smith as Mary Magdalene.Other cast members include  Ryan Armstrong (Pilate), Tommy Bullington (Herod), Jonah Winston (Caiaphas), Michael Ferraro (Peter), and Caleb Baze (Simon). Will Wilhelm, Sharriese Hamilton, Steven Perkins, Jomar Ferraras and Khaki Pixley comprise the Ensemble.
Their unplugged and intimate production of the rock opera that has rocked the world since it was first introduced as a two-disc concept album in 1970. has been embraced by audiences and critics alike. The Sun-Times‘ Hedy Weis called it  ”a thrilling, altogether impressive rendering on every level.” Chirs Jones of the Chicago Tribune said (Danni Smith’s “I Don’t Know How to Love Him” is) “a beautiful few minutes of Chicago theater, and reason alone to see this show.”

The production has reunited the trio of Fred Anzevino, Brenda Didier and Jeremy Ramey, who all worked together on Theo’s The Light in the Piazza.  Four-time Jeff award-winner Anzevino, co-founder and Artistic Director of the company, directs, Didier, a ten-time Jeff Award winner for choreography and direction is choreographer and two-time Jeff winner Ramey (for his work on Theo’s The Light in the Piazza and Smokey Joe’s Café) is Music Director. The design team includes Jeff nominee Adam Veness (scenic design), three-time Jeff winner Bill Morey (costume design) and Maya Michele Fein (lighting designer for Theo’s A Kurt Weill Cabaret and Always… Patsy Cline). Also on the production team are Broadway veteran (Barnum) Richard P. Bennett (Assistant Director), Mary-Catherine Mikalayunas (Production Stage Manager) and Cameron Turner (Assistant Choreographer).

LISTING INF
Jesus Christ Superstar
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Lyrics by Tim Rice
Directed by Fred Anzevino
Choreography by Brenda Didier
Musical Direction by Jeremy Ramey

March 6 – May 17, 2015
Thurs at 7:30 pm, Fris  & Sats* at 8 pm
Suns* at 7 pm
(*No performances Sun. Apr. 26, Sat., May 9, Sun., May 10)

Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre at No Exit Café
6970 N. Glenwood Ave. , Chicago
800-595-4849
www.theo-u.org