RuPaul's Drag Race Star 搁辞蝉茅 Will Star as Glinda in LGBTQ+ The Wizard of Oz at Geva Theatre | 半岛体育

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Regional News RuPaul's Drag Race Star 搁辞蝉茅 Will Star as Glinda in LGBTQ+ The Wizard of Oz at Geva Theatre

Bad Cinderella's Savy Jackson will be Dorothy in the upstate New York production of the screen-to-stage musical.

搁辞蝉茅 Courtesy of Jorgensen Public Relations

Oz is about to get a lot more fabulous. RuPaul's Drag Race and Off-Broadway 罢颈迟补苍铆辩耻别 star 搁辞蝉茅 (aka Ross McCorkell) will star as Aunt Em and Glinda in Geva Theatre's upcoming production of The Wizard of Oz, running August 30鈥揙ctober 1 in the Rochester, New York, company's Wilson Theatre.

搁辞蝉茅's casting is part of director Zi Alikhan's vision for the production, which will center LGBTQIA+ performers in the classic family musical, adapted from the 1939 MGM film.

Joining 搁辞蝉茅 will be Savy Jackson (Bad Cinderella) as Dorothy Gale, Jennifer S谩nchez (Pretty Woman) as Elmira Gulch and The Wicked Witch of the West, Easton Michaels (Hair) as Hunk and Scarecrow, Pauli Pontrelli (The Trees) as Zeke and Cowardly Lion, Barnaby Reiter (Hairspray) as Hickory and Tin Man, Kathel Louis Griffin (Play On) as Uncle Henry and Guard, and Rochester native Thomas Warfield as Professor Marvel and Wizard of Oz.

Rounding out the company in the ensemble will be Jordan Alexander, Faye Telemaco-Beane, Renee Haley, Kelsey Madison, Abbie C. Morgan, Emma Theriot, and J. Jake Thomas.

The production will feature choreography by Phil Colgan, music direction by Anessa Marie, scenic design by Mark Wendland and Theron Wineinger, costume design by Lux Haac, lighting design by Cha See, sound design by Ryan Hickey, projection design by Nicholas Hussong, puppetry design by Emma Wiseman, wig and makeup design by Brittany Hartman, and dramaturgy by Jenni Werner. Talia Krispel will be production stage manager, with Julia Bregy serving as assistant stage manager.

This production of The Wizard of Oz is licensed by on behalf of Tams-Witmark LLC.

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