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Harper Rae Asch with Clue in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

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Laura Condlln, Harper Rae Asch and Dan Chameroy. Photography by Ted Belton.

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April 19 – December 15 |

Opens May 27

Musical

ANNIE

Book by Thomas Meehan

Music by Charles Strouse

Lyrics by Martin Charnin

Original Broadway Production Directed by Martin Charnin

Based on “Little Orphan Annie”® by Permission of Tribune Content Agency, LLC

Directed by Donna Feore

Choreographed by Donna Feore

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“YOU'RE NEVER FULLY DRESSED WITHOUT A SMILE”

Annie has reigned as one of the world’s most beloved family musicals since its original six-year Broadway run. Annie Bennett is the iconic redheaded orphan who knows the sun will come out tomorrow for her, no matter how dark it gets today. (Even if “today” is under the domain of Miss Hannigan, the caretaker of the orphanage and an over-the-top misopedist.) When Annie and her scrappy dog, Sandy, are taken in by the secretary of the billionaire Oliver Warbucks, the girl's lifelong search to find her birth parents sets off a chain of wacky, heartwarming adventures.

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Runtime: 2 hours and 23 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission*
*Run times are approximate

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CAST & CREATIVE

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PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO

Annie, wearing dirty plaid clothes with unbrushed hair, sits on a bed in the orphanage. Behind her are other beds, a large laundry hamper, and three other orphans.

Harper Rae Asch (front) with from left: Sofia Grace Otta, Harmony Holder and Addison Wagman in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

Nine young girl orphans dance together. They are wearing old, dirty dresses and each hold a pillowcase in one hand, thrown up in the air above their heads.

Members of the company in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

Annie, wearing a dirty plaid dress and red cardigan sits on a box as she sings. Next to her stands Sandy, a dog.

Harper Rae Asch with Uno in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

Ms. Hannigan shrieks out as she leans on a desk. Orphans gather around her.

Laura Condlln with members of the company in Annie. Photography by Ann Baggley.

Nine young girl orphans jump on their beds. They have their arms raised in frustration and determined looks on their faces.

Members of the company in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

Annie, wearing a dirty plaid dress and red cardigan sits on a box as she sings. Next to her stands Sandy, a dog.

Harper Rae Asch with Clue in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

Lily St. Regis wears a purple dress and lies on a chaise. In the background, Rooster and Ms. Hannigan dance. Rooster is wearing a brown leather jacket and Ms. Hannigan wears a robe.

From left: Amanda Lundgren, Mark Uhre and Laura Condlln in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

A group of dancers jumping with their arms raised. Behind them, other dancers face away from the camera with their arms raised as well.

Members of the company in Annie. Photography by Ann Baggley.

Annie and Grace Farrell stand in front of dancers wearing butler and housemaid uniforms. Annie wears a plaid dress while Grace wears a purple dress with a blue floral cover-up. They hold hands while the other hand is outstretched.

Jennifer Rider-Shaw (left) and Harper Rae Asch with members of the company in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

Annie holds hands with Grace Farrell and Oliver Warbucks. The stage is filled other people walking. Everyone wears long overcoats.

From front-left: Jennifer Rider Shaw, Harper Rae Asch and Dan Chameroy with members of the company in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

Ms. Hannigan and Lily St. Regis hang off Rooster adoringly.

From left: Laura Condlln, Mark Uhre and in Amanda Lundgren Annie. Photography by David Hou.

A group of radio performers standing in front of microphones. The men wear suits while the ladies wear dresses.

Henry Firmston (front-centre) with members of the company in Annie. Photography by Ann Baggley.

Annie sits on an ottoman. She wears a white dress and stares to the right with a smile on her face.

Harper Rae Asch in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

Annie and Oliver Warbucks dance. Annie wears a white dress and Mr. Warbucks wears a suit.

Harper Rae Asch and Dan Chameroy in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

Annie stands in front of her orphan friends as they say hi to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Annie wears a new red dress. Her orphan friends wear their dirty dresses with green or red cardigans on top. Roosevelt wears a brown suit and is in a wheelchair.

Members of the company in Annie. Photography by David Hou.

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