1776
| Staff | |
| Producer | Kathy Tom |
| Assistant Producer | Nicole Hunter |
| Assistant Producer | Tiffany Hoiberg |
| Director | Colleen Blanchard |
| Vocal Director | Terry Sodergren |
| Choreographer | Christine Carrillo |
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| Cast: |
| (Members of the Continental Congress) |
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| President |
| John Hancock – Michael Grimm |
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| Secretary |
| Charles Thomson – Chris Souza |
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| New Hampshire |
| Dr. Josiah Bartlett – Gerry Blanchard |
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| Massachusetts |
| John Adams – Peter Mandel |
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| Rhode Island |
| Stephen Hopkins – Larry Tom |
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| Connecticut |
| Roger Sherman – Joyce Bedard |
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| New York |
| Lewis Morris – Christine Carrillo |
| Robert Livingston – Ryan Brown |
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| New Jersey |
| Rev. John Witherspoon – Marilyn Pifer |
| Abraham Clark – Oliver Volk |
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| Pennsylvania |
| Benjamin Franklin – Jon Reed |
| John Dickinson – Travis Blanchard |
| James Wilson – Marty Cheek |
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| Delaware |
| Ceasar Rodney – Bob Brown |
| Colonel Thomas McKean – Mike Perry |
| George Read – Kristine McDonald |
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| Maryland |
| Samuel Chase – Michael Kaelin |
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| Virginia |
| Richard Henry Lee – Jason Eves |
| Thomas Jefferson – Michael Lund |
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| North Carolina |
| Joseph Hewes – Lexie Mallette |
| (Oliver Volk) |
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| South Carolina |
| Edward Rutledge – Daniel McDonald |
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| Georgia |
| Dr. Lyman Hall – Darren McDonald |
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| Congressional Custodian |
| Andrew McNair – Jeff Swan |
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| Military Courier – Gannon Janisch |
| (PJ Crocker) |
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| Abigail Adams – Tami Piper |
| (Lexie Mallette) |
| Martha Jefferson – Sierra Shirley-Reuter |
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The seminal event in American history blazes to vivid life in this most unconventional of Broadway hits. It’s the summer of 1776, and the nation is ready to declare independence… if only our founding fathers can agree to do it! 1776 follows John Adams of Massachusetts, Benjamin Franklin of Pennsylvania, and Richard Henry Lee and Thomas Jefferson of Virginia as they attempt to convince the members of the second Continental Congress to vote for independence from the shackles of the British monarchy by signing the Declaration of Independence.
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Photos by Elizabeth Mandel