Revisit Zachary Levi, Laura Benanti, and More in the 2016 Revival of She Loves Me On Broadway | Playbill

Photo Features Revisit Zachary Levi, Laura Benanti, and More in the 2016 Revival of She Loves Me On Broadway The Tony-nominated revival, directed by Scott Ellis, opened at Studio 54 March 17.
Laura Benanti and Zachary Levi in She Loves Me Joan Marcus

The most recent revival of She Loves Me opened at Roundabout Theatre Company’s Studio 54 March 17, 2016, after beginning preview performances February 19. The production, directed by Scott Ellis with choreography by Warren Carlyle, played 31 previews and 132 performances before closing July 10. The production earned eight Tony Award nominations including Best Revival, winning for Best Scenic Design of a Musical.

Featuring music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, and book by Joe Masteroff, She Loves Me tells the story of a store clerk and a salesgirl in a Hungarian parfumerie who cannot stand each other, but are unaware that they are conducting an anonymous romantic correspondence. The musical, based on Miklós László’s play Parfumerie, first opened on Broadway at the Eugene O’Neill April 23, 1963.

Revisit Zachary Levi, Laura Benanti, and More in the 2016 Revival of She Loves Me On Broadway

The revival starred Laura Benanti as Amalia Balash, Zachary Levi as Georg Nowach, Gavin Creel as Steven Kodaly, Byron Jennings as Mr. Maraczek, Michael McGrath as Ladislav Sipos, Jane Krakowski as Ilona Ritter, Peter Bartlett as Headwaiter, and Nicholas Barasch as Arpad Laszlo. Rounding out the cast were Cameron Adams, Justin Bowen, Alison Cimmet, Benjamin Eakeley, Michael Fatica, Gina Ferrall, Jenifer Foote, Andrew Kober, Laura Shoop, and Jim Walton.

She Loves Me featured set design by David Rockwell, costume design by Jeff Mahshie, lighting design by Donald Holder, and sound design by Jon Weston with stage management by Scott Taylor Rollison and Zac Chandler. For the complete cast and creative team, visit PlaybillVault.com/SheLovesMe.

 
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