The production of the musical revue at the Massachusetts Theatre — which runs through June 22 — features of eleven, nine performers and two swings. The company includes Brad Anderson (Fosse; Kiss, Me Kate), Dwayne Clark (Smokey Joe’s Cafe), Michael Demby-Cain (Starlight Express, Victor/Victoria), Colleen Hawks (The Wild Party), Catrice Joseph (whose role in Broadway’s Rent was recently filled by “American Idol” star Frenchie Davis), Deb Lyons (Smokey Joe’s Café), Clifton Oliver (The Lion King), Devin Richards (Jesus Christ Superstar, The Life) and Debra Walton (Cooking at the Cookery). Caissie Levy and Will Ray will serve as swings. Stafford Arima — associate director for Broadway’s Seussical and A Class Act — helms the North Shore Smokey Joe’s Café. The creative team also features Patricia Wilcox (choreography), Lynn Shankel (music direction), Bill Stabile (scenic design), Martin Vreeland (lighting design), Jay Woods (costume design), Gererd Kelly (wig design) and John Stone (sound design).

Smokey Joe’s Café is a tribute to the rock-and-roll tunes of Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, who wrote for such legends as Elvis, Dion, the Coasters and the Drifters. Smokey Joe’s played 2,036 performances on Broadway and boasted such hits as “Hound Dog,” “On Broadway,” “Love Potion #9,” “Poison Ivy” and "Yakety Yak.”

Tickets, priced between $26 and $63, are available by calling (978) 232- 7200 or by logging on to www.nsmt.org. The North Shore Music Theatre is located in Beverly, MA, at 62 Dunham Road. The new season will also include Cats, July 8-Aug. 3; Pacific Overtures, Aug. 26 Sept. 14; Memphis, Sept. 23-Oct. 12; West Side Story, Oct. 28-Nov. 23; and A Christmas Carol, Dec. 5-21.