Paul Castree

On stage 2 productions, 4 years

2005	All Shook Up Palace Theatre · Original · directed by Christopher Ashley	213 perf.
2009	9 to 5: The Musical Marquis Theatre · Original · directed by Joe Mantello	148 perf.

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Worked with more than once3 names

Michael X. Martin	2 productions
Karen Murphy	2 productions
Justin Bohon	2 productions

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Also credited on2 works

Grease
Company

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In the literature8 passages

• Cast: Rosie O’Donnell, Ricky Paull Goldin, Susan Wood, Sam Harris, Marcia Lewis, Billy Porter, Michelle Blakely, Brian Bradley, Paul Castree, Hunter Foster, Carlos Lopez, Megan Mullally, Jason Opsahl, Sandra Purpuro, Heather Stokes, Jessica StoneBroadway Musicals, Show By Show - Seventh Edition - Stanley Green & Cary Ginell
• Tuesday was the second Seder night, which I spent with my family, my boyfriend James, Paul Castree and his boyfriend (company manager Stephen Spadaro). Paul and I did Forever Plaid together and I’ll never forget the one night during the song "Matilda" when he completely forgot the lyrics. Instead of "Matilda… come and sing along now, Mati…Seth's Broadway Diary, Volume 1_ Part 1 - Seth Rudetsky
• Also, the previous Sunday, Patrick Pacheco wrote an article about the Grease reality show that ran in the LA Times . My friend Paul Castree was quoted, and I bragged to him that I had three paragraphs to his measly one. On Wednesday they reprinted it in Newsday . Paul still had his delicious paragraph, but they cut mine down a little. And…Seth's Broadway Diary, Volume 1_ Part 1 - Seth Rudetsky
• This week at Sirius radio I interviewed one of my best friends, Paul Castree, who's currently playing Gerald the Herald amongst other roles in Young Frankenstein . I first met Paul when he was an understudy in Forever Plaid and I was the music director. I summed him up as a super-nerd the first day I met him because he was wearing a butto…Seth's Broadway Diary, Volume 1_ Part 1 - Seth Rudetsky
• On Wednesday, I saw Young Frankenstein again because my mom hadn't gone yet, and she loved it. After the show, I was gabbing with Paul Castree backstage and Megan Mullally came out of her dressing room and said, "I thought I heard your voice." I have a recognizable voice? Who's the one with the high-pitched, nasal, fast-talking twang? Oh.…Seth's Broadway Diary, Volume 1_ Part 2 - Seth Rudetsky
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