Casting is complete for Red Bull Theater's one-night-only benefit concert of Rodgers and Hart's The Boys From Syracuse. Jesse Berger will direct the December 15 concert at Symphony Space’s Peter Jay Sharp Theatre. Show time is 7:30 PM.

As previously reported, the evening will feature the talents of Steven Boyer as Dromio of Syracuse, Eddie Cooper as Sergeant, Nikki Renée Daniels as Adriana, Santino Fontana as Antipholus of Syracuse, Mark Linn-Baker as Aegeon, Sarah Stiles as Luce, John Yi as Tailor, Delphi Borich as Lady/Courtesan, Stephen DeRosa as Merchant of Syracuse, Damon Daunno as Antipholus of Ephesus, Julie Halston as Seeress, Ben Jones as Corporal, Ellyn Marie Marsh as Lady/Courtesan, and Bonnie Milligan as Courtesan. 

Newly announced for the evening are T.R. Knight as Dromio of Ephesus, Krystal Joy Brown as Luciana, Dylan Wallach as Angelo, and Robert Cuccioli as Duke of Ephesus with a special appearance by Michael Urie. (Christopher Fitzgerald, F. Murray Abraham, and Nikki M. James have had to withdraw from the concert performance.)

Based on Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors, The Boys From Syracuse has music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Lorenz Hart and a libretto by George Abbott. David Ives penned this concert adaptation.

In this musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s zany comedy, Antipholus and his wily servant Dromio travel to Ephesus in search of their respective twins, separated by shipwreck. They are immediately taken for their brothers—by perplexed wives, disgruntled courtesans, and outraged constables alike. The musical includes such Rodgers and Hart gems as "Falling in Love with Love," "This Can't Be Love," and “Sing for Your Supper.”

The Boys From Syracuse debuted on Broadway in 1938 in a production directed by Abbott and choreographed by George Balanchine. A 2002 Broadway revival at the American Airlines, featuring a new book by Nicky Silver, was directed by Scott Ellis and choreographed by Rob Ashford.

The forthcoming concert will also have music direction by Greg Pliska, choreography by Ted Pappas, lighting design by Paul Hudson, costume design by Beth Goldenberg, sound design by Shannon Slaton, projection design by Mark Costello, and prop design by Lauren Page Russell.

Alexandre Bleau​​ is the casting director, and Nikki Lint is the production stage manager.

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