Bullets Over Broadway Tickets

Marin Mazzie is best known for her Tony-nominated performances as Clara in Passion, Mother in Ragtime and Lilli Vanessi/Katharine in Kiss Me, Kate. She made her Broadway debut as replacement in Big River before going on to star in the Broadway productions of Man of La Mancha, Enron, Into the Woods, Spamalot, Bullets Over Broadway and The King and I. She also starred in Next to Normal alongside her husband Jason Danieley, with whom she regularly performed with in concert in New York City.  In 2012, Mazzie played the title character's mom in the off-Broadway re-mounting of the legendary musical Carrie. Her other off-Broadway work included roles in And the World Goes 'Round, The Vagina Monologues and her final New York stage turn, Terrence McNally's Fire and Air (2018). She was inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame in 2017 before passing away form ovarian cancer in September of 2018.

Betsy Wolfe starred as Jenna in Waitress on Broadway, replacing Sara Bareilles, the show’s songwriter. Other Broadway: Falsettos (Cordelia), Bullets Over Broadway (Ellen), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Rosa Bud), 110 in the Shade, Everyday Rapture. Other credits include: The Last 5 Years (Second Stage) Merrily We Roll Along (NY City Encores), How To Succeed (Kennedy Center). Soloist for over 60 symphonies across the world (including Toronto!) Films/TV: Estella Scrooge, First One In, Instinct. BFA, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Co-founded BroadwayEvolved a training program for students. Love to my joyous Poppy.

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Nick Cordero received a 2014 Tony nomination for his comic performance as Cheech in the musical Bullets Over Broadway. Additional Broadway credits include Rock of Ages, Waitress and the musical adaptation of Chazz Palminteri's A Bronx Tale. The Hamilton, Ontario, native appeared off-Broadway in The Toxic Avenger and Brooklynite. He recently appeared as Orin Scrivello, D.D.S. in the Kennedy Center's production of Little Shop of Horrors.

 

Two-time Tony Award nominee, Brooks Ashmanskas has appeared on Broadway in Once Upon A Mattress, The Prom (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics and Drama League nominations), Sunday In The Park With George, Shuffle Along, Something Rotten, Bullets Over Broadway, Promises, Promises, Present Laughter, The Ritz, Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me (Tony, Drama Desk nominations), The Producers, Gypsy, Little Me, Dream and How To Succeed. He has appeared in multiple Off-Broadway productions including Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s WiseGuys, Jonathan Marc Sherman’s Clive, Neil Simon’s London Suite, Jason Robert Brown’s Songs For A New World and New York City Opera’s Candide directed by Hal Prince, and has been seen in regional theaters across the country from Los Angeles to Boston, Atlanta to Washington D.C. Brooks can be seen as Stanley James in the Showtime series UnCoupled and heard as the voice of Gore Vidal in Ethan Hawke’s The Last Movie Stars on MAX. Other recent television appearances include The Good Lord Bird (Showtime), Tales Of The City (Netflix), I Love You More (Amazon) and as Judge Greg Brochard in both The Good Wife and The Good Fight (CBS).  On film he was in Nora Ephron’s Julie and Julia, can be seen in Tim Federle’s recent feature Better Nate Than Ever, William Parker’s Atrabilous, and Richard LaGravanese’s A Family Affair. 

A true triple threat, Ziemba's won acclaim for her dazzling dance skills and old-fashioned musical comedy air.

Stroman has established herself as a powerhouse director and choreographer, having been nominated for Tony Awards with numerous wins for almost all of her work on Broadway since 1992's Crazy for You. She won the Tony Award for choreographing Contact despite being nominated against herself, then walked away with both an award for Choreography and Directing for 2001's smash-hit, The Producers.

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