PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: Backstage Portraits at Fulton Theatre's New-Look Chorus Line With Jessica Lee Goldyn

Stretching for the show! — PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: Backstage Portraits at Fulton Theatre's New-Look Chorus Line With Jessica Lee Goldyn

The Fulton Theatre continues its season with a newly-refreshed production of *A Chorus Line*. Playbill.com offers this series of photos (taken by cast member Alex Pepper) featuring Jessica Lee Goldyn, who stars as Cassie, as she preps for the performance and delivers her show-stopping "Music and the Mirror." Read the Playbill.com story.
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Walking up to the historic Fulton Opera House in Lancaster, PA.

Alex Pepper

Stage door entrance this way.

Alex Pepper

"What do you do when you can't dance anymore?" ... Use the handicap entrance... aka backstage entrance.

Alex Pepper

5 minutes early is 10 minutes late... being early is an understatement.

Alex Pepper

So happy to be working with my good friend Todd Allen Walker again. Last time was 3 years ago in <i>Neverland</i>. — So happy to be working with my good friend Todd Allen Walker again. Last time was 3 years ago in *Neverland*.

Alex Pepper

My incredible co-star Nathaniel Shaw.

Alex Pepper

My hair is so naturally straight that I have to curl my hair several times during the show.

Alex Pepper

These are a few of my things that make me feel at home and comfortable in my dressing room.

Alex Pepper

Next Slide

Shine onstage, not on your face!

Alex Pepper

Put on your Ducs and let's get down to it!

Alex Pepper

Taping my mic on is its own art form.

Alex Pepper

I call these my garbage pants, they lock in the heat and help me to keep warm before the show.

Alex Pepper

What would I do without my pre-show boy time with Todd Allen Walker, "Broadway's Robbie Roby" and Kevin Curtis.

Alex Pepper

It's the first time "Cassie Ferguson" has ever been on my headshot and I love it... and now it's show time.

Alex Pepper

Thank you Anthony Lascoskie for my beautiful costume!

Alex Pepper

Dancing Marc Robin's brilliantly reinvented "Music and the Mirror" choreography is a joy every night.

Alex Pepper

Getting to dance with Nathaniel Shaw as Zach is an honor... he is truly the best on stage partner I've ever had.

Alex Pepper

Button of "Music and the Mirror."

Alex Pepper

Thank you to the fantastic cast and crew of The Fulton Theatre, and especially Marc Robin, for creating a remarkable production and truly memorable experience!

Alex Pepper

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The production is a departure from what audiences may already be familiar with—the original staging and choreography by the show’s creator, Michael Bennett. Featuring brand new choreography, Marc Robin envisions a fresh take on the production. “This is a hugely personal show for me,” says Marc. “It represents the story of my own life. I can’t wait to share my vision of it for Fulton audiences. It’s the same script, the same characters and same story; but told a whole new way.”

Jessica Lee Goldyn (Broadway: A Chorus Line) makes her Fulton debut in the iconic role of Cassie. Nathaniel Shaw returns to the Fulton in the role of Zach.

Also featured in the production are Kristy Cavanaugh as Val, Kevin Curtis as Richie, Laurel Haitoff in the ensemble, Gabriel Malo as Paul, Lauralyn McClelland as Sheila, Cary Michele Miller as Maggie, Marisa Rivera as Morales, Robbie Roby as Mike, Cody Smith as Larry and Todd Allen Walker as Bobby. The cast also features Joey Abramowicz, Alexander Aguilar, Mallory Butcher, Lauren Cafrelli, Warren Curtis, Jennifer Flohr, Kory Geller, Isaiah Harold, Norman Howard, Shannon Howard, Chloe Hurst, Matt Josbena, Yurina Kutsukake, Alex Pepper and Jenny Piersol.

The Music Director is Aaron McAllister, Assistant Director/Choreographer is Samantha Hewes, with scenic design by William Mohney, lighting designed by Paul Black and costumes designed by Anthony Lascoskie, Jr.

A Chorus Line runs from March 12-30. Regular ticket prices range from $20–$65 and are available through the Fulton Box Office at 717-397-7425 or online at www.thefulton.org