| Staff | |
| Director | Steve Spencer |
| Producer | Tracy Van Gundy |
| Choreography | Lynn Yarbrough |
| Music Director | Carol Harris |
| Vocal Director | Carol Harris |
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| Cast | |
| Uncle Jacko | Peter Svenson |
| George | Carson Dean |
| Arnold (and his guitar) | Michael McGill |
| Balloon Girl | Jessica Damron |
| Jako’s Kids | Connor Bray |
| Hannah Curd | |
| Alexandra Mandel | |
| Kathryn McGill | |
| Stage Mothers | Donna Cowan |
| JoAnna Curd | |
| Kae Jenny-Spencer | |
| Del McGill | |
| Joy Reynolds | |
| Baby Louise | Deanna McGill |
| Baby June | Christina Bray |
| Rose | Christine Varela |
| Pop | Donald Cowan |
| Newsboys | Connor Bray |
| Hannah Curd | |
| Jessica Damron | |
| Alexandra Mandel | |
| Michael McGill | |
| Weber | Frank McGill |
| Herbie | Peter Mandel |
| Louise | Alika Spencer |
| June | Andrea Grimmer |
| Tulsa | Kevin Heath |
| Farmboys | Carson Dean |
| Kringelein | Brian Corral |
| Mr. Goldstone | Donald Cowan |
| Hotel Crowd | Donna Cowan |
| JoAnna Curd | |
| Del McGill | |
| Frank McGill | |
| Peter Svenson | |
| Miss Cratchitt | Donna Cowan |
| Hollywood Blondes | |
| Agnes | Laura Zapata |
| Thelma | Shelly Haluza |
| Marjorie May | Brittany Drake |
| Edna | Christina Rzesionwiecki |
| Dolores | Nicole Bowers |
| Gail | Carissa Pierotti |
| Pastey | Frank McGill |
| Tessie Tura | Joy Reynolds |
| Mazeppa | Kae Jenny-Spencer |
| Cigar | Brian Corral |
| Electra | Laurren Cowan |
| Show Girls | Nicole Bowers |
| Laurren Cowan | |
| Brittany Drake | |
| Joy Reynolds | |
| Christina Rzesionwiecki | |
| Laura Zapata | |
| Maid | JoAnna Curd |
| Phil | Peter Svenson |
| Bourgeron-Cochon | Steve Spencer |
Gypsy
Join Rose, June and Louise in their trip across the United States during the 1920’s, when vaudeville was dying and burlesque was born. Jule Styne’s music and Stephen Sondheim’s lyrics include Let Me Entertain You, Some People, You’ll Never Get Away From Me, If Momma Was Married, All I Need is the Girl, Everything’s Coming Up Roses, You Gotta Get a Gimmick, and Together Wherever We Go. This is a gripping story of one of the most frightening aspects of show business.
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Book by Arthur Laurents
Music by Jule Styne
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Photos by Elizabeth Mandel