Gettin' the Band Back Together Tickets

Mitchell opened and closed Rock of Ages off-Broadway in 2008. He then opened Rock of Ages at the Brooks Atkinson on Broadway in 2009 and closed it there in 2011. He re-opened Rock of Ages eleven weeks later at the Helen Hayes and then closed the Broadway run there in 2015. He opened the 1st national tour of Rock of Ages in Chicago in 2011, and then closed Rock of Ages in Las Vegas in 2016. He’s on the Original Broadway Cast Recording… of Rock of Ages. He’s also done some other stuff.

Jay Klaitz holds a Masters in Fine Arts from the Institute at Harvard University/American Repertory Theater/Moscow Art Theater, and BAs in theater, religion, and economics from Bucknell University. Broadway credits include Rock of Ages, Lend Me A Tenor and High Fidelity. TV credits include recurring roles on Jessica Jones, Vinyl, Instinct, The Get Down, Kevin Can Wait and guest starring roles on Law & Order: SVU, Limitless, Elementary and many more. Check out Jay’s space alien folk band, Future Folk, at www.futurefolk.com, and see their film, The History of Future Folk.

Broadway: Camelot, Come From Away, Once, Gettin’ the Band Back Together, Amélie, The Full Monty. Off-Broadway: Once, Violet, Twelfth Night. Regional: Paper Mill Playhouse, Pittsburgh CLO, The MUNY, Old Globe, A.R.T., Berkeley Rep, Center Theatre Group, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Two River, Le Petit. Film/TV: Come From Away, Song One, Law & Order SVU, FBI: Most Wanted. University of North Carolina School of the Arts Alumni.

Broadway credits include the original companies of Matilda the Musical and Finding Neverland (George Davies). Other theatrical credits include The Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Because of Winn Dixie at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival and Something Wicked This Way Comes at the Delaware Theatre Company. On television he has appeared in Madame Secretary, Alpha House, Power and Instinct and in the films Breatharians, 37 and Wonderstruck. He also composes music and has released self-produced albums entitled The 50/50 and Trumpet Boy (with his band LAUNDRY DAY) and EPs entitled February EP and Songs I Wrote in My Room.

Brandon Williams actor/comedy writer created, wrote, and starred in the hit web series, The Stay-At-Home Dad for Comedy Central. He appeared in the national tour of Blood Brothers, and has been seen off-Broadway in Game Show, Lone Star Love, Serenading Louis and The Awesome ’80s Prom. Regionally, he's worked at The Guthrie Theater, The Alley Theater, George Street Playhouse, Fifth Ave Theater, Pittsburgh Public Theater, and American Stages. TV credits include Deception, The Bunny Hole, Host of We Live Here, The Big C, Ugly Betty, The Kill Point, Law and Order, Third Watch and he has appeared several times on Late Night with Conan O’Brien. Brandon is also a Commercial director and comedic copywriter. He was awarded the Gold Cannes Cyber Lion.

Marilu Henner has starred in six Broadway shows, two national tours, 50 films including movies for television, and two classic iconic sitcoms (Taxi, Evening Shade). She is a five-time Golden Globe Award nominee as well as a New York Times Best Selling Author with her 10 books. Marilu also performs her one woman show A Memorable Evening with Marilu Henner across the country.

Two-time Grammy Singer, Actor, and Writer. Broadway: Caroline Or Change, Gettin’ the Band Back Together, 20, Dear Evan Hansen (Virtual Cast), Beautiful, If/Then, Matilda, The Book of Mormon. Off-Broadway: Black No More (Drama Desk Nomination: Best Actress in A Musical) Hercules (The Public Theater) Rent, The Tempest (The Public Theater).  Television: That Damn Michael Che, Modern Love, The Last OG, The Wiz Live!, Vinyl (HBO), Show Me a Hero (HBO), Blue Bloods, Law & Order: SVU. Movies: Mean Girls, Better Nate Than Never, The Greatest Showman, Dear Evan Hansen, White Girl, Breakable You. For Mom, Dad, and Bastian.

Parade is Kelli’s favorite show. Broadway: Doctor Zhivago, Wicked, Gettin’ the Band…, The Royal Family, Baby It’s You! Dozens of films and television shows including The Punisher, Fosse/Verdon, Younger, Dickinson, and Chicago Fire. She’s also a writer and certified life coach.

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Manu Narayan is an actor most known for portraying the leading role of Aakash (Drama League nomination) in the original Broadway company of AR Rahman’s Bombay Dreams. On Broadway this past year, he originated the role of Zoltan Karpathy in Lincoln Center Theater’s Tony nominated revival of My Fair Lady and created the role of Robbie in the original musical Gettin’ the Band Back Together at the Belasco Theater. Off-Broadway, Manu has appeared at the Public (Fucking A), Second Stage (Getting Home and suburbia), La Mama (Yeast Nation) and New World Stages (Sidd). Regionally, he was Ricky Roma (SD Critics’ nomination) in Glengarry Glen Ross and Huma in Guards at the Taj at La Jolla Playhouse. He portrayed Mike in the Kennedy Center’s revival of The Lisbon Traviata. Other credits include the Stage Manager in Our Town, Romeo in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Cyrano in Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac, and Jack Absolute in The Rivals. On film, Manu co-starred with Mike Myers in The Love Guru. He has played supporting roles in Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song and in 99 Homes.

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Saltzberg is best known for her role as Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre in the Broadway production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.

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