Shows · Aladdin · New Amsterdam Theatre, 2014
Aladdin, 2014
Of the productions that opened in the 2010s, this had the 1st longest run.
Who was in it100 named
Brian Gonzales
Brandon O Neill
Don Darryl Rivera
Jonathan Schwartz
Tia Altinay
Andrew Cao
Joshua Dela Cruz
Yurel Echezarreta
Daisy Hobbs
Donald Jones Jr
Adam Kaokept
Stanley Martin
Rhea Patterson
Bobby Pestka
Khori Michelle Petinaud
Ariel Reid
Jaz Sealey
Dennis Stowe
Bud Weber
Sonya Balsara
Caleb A Barnett
Rodney Ingram
Jacob Ben Shmuel
J C Montgomery
Colt Prattes
Nicole Athill
Anju Cloud
Mark Diconzo
Samantha Farrow
Carissa Fiorillo
Keisha Gilles
Cameron Hobbs
Cameron Jackson
Albert Jennings
Lizzy Marie Legregin
Julio Rey
Tyler Roberts
Jonathan Mcclinton Smith
Charles South
Major Attaway
Shoba Narayan
Adi Roy
Milo Alosi
Zach Bencal
Nathan Levy
Mike Longo
Brad Weinstock
Jonathan Weir
Malik Akil
Aaron J Albano
Kathryn Allison
Mary Antonini
Giuseppe Bausilio
Keely Beirne
Netanel Bellaishe
Steel Burkhardt
Sam J Cahn
Alicia Charles
Jace Coronado
Justin Deparis
Brian Dillon
Olivia Donalson
Josh Drake
Tiffany Evariste
Gaby Gamache
Damon J Gillespie
Michael Graceffa
Wes Hart
Paul Heesang Miller
Heather Makalani
Alan Muraoka
Amber Owens
Alfie Parker Jr
Mikayla Renfrow
Benjamin Rivera
Marcus Shane
Angelo Soriano
Jeffrey C Sousa
Manny Stark
Kathryn Terza
Katie Terza
Alec Varcas
Travis Ward Osborne
Paige Williams
Creative team
- Director
- Casey Nicholaw
- Choreographer
- Casey Nicholaw
Tony Awards 0 from 1 nomination
Recordings 4 released while this run was on
45 more exist for other runs of this show: see Aladdin for all of them.
Around this production
James Monroe Iglehart won the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor for his show-stealing turn as the Genie. The production features the most elaborate magic carpet effect ever created for the stage.
The Lion King opened, and it was followed by the New York premieres of two more Disney musicals, Mary Poppins and Aladdin (as of this writing, the latter is still running). The Complete Book of 1930s Broadway Musicals Dietz Dan Rowman Littlefield Publis, p. 449
'The songs he wrote for Broadway’s Beauty and the Beast? The astonishing screen success and best-selling album of The Lion King'
Broadway Babies Say Goodnight Musicals Then and Now Mark Steyn, p. 173Something wrong here? Correct a field or report the problem. Every change is recorded in public under the contributor licence.