Based on the comedy My Lady Friends by Frank Mandel and Emily Nyitray, No, No, Nanette is a light-hearted tale of millionaires, misunderstood wives, bathing beauties, wanton women and flappers. Nanette Davi, a young Manhattan heiress, tries to experience life by running away to Atlantic City, only to be followed by her straight-laced, tap-dancing fiancé Wiley, her cook/chaperone O'Donnell, her lawyer and his wife Leavel and her legal guardians Duncan and Willard, who just want everyone to "be happy."
Duncan has been nominated for Tony Awards for her performances in Canterbury Tales, The Boy Friend and Peter Pan. Other Broadway credits include Chicago and My One and Only. Among her most prominent television roles were Sandy Hogan on the sitcom The Hogan Family and her starring role in Funny Face later renamed The Sandy Duncan Show.
Willard is currently starring alongside Kelsey Grammer and Patricia Heaton in the Fox television comedy Back to You. He is well known for his roles in Christopher Guest's mockumentaries, most notably A Mighty Wind and Best in Show. His off-Broadway credits include Little Murders, Arf! and The Great Airplane Snatch.
Wiley made his Broadway debut in the Broadway revival of 42nd Street and was recently seen on Broadway in Dracula: The Musical. Off-Broadway credits include The View From Here and Thrill Me: The Leopold and Loeb Story. His previous Encores! credits include On a Clear Day You Can See Forever and last season's Stairway to Paradise.
Davi is currently appearing on Broadway as Janet van de Graaff in The Drowsy Chaperone and made her Broadway debut as Maggie in the revival of A Chorus Line. She starred in the international tour of 42nd Street and has appeared in regional productions of White Christmas, Singin' in the Rain and Dames at Sea and in the Encores! production of Of Thee I Sing.