SpongeBob SquarePants Tickets

Ethan Slater is an actor, singer, writer, and composer best known for his Broadway debut as Spongebob in SpongeBob Squarepants, for which he was nominated for a Tony Award® for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role and won the Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Theatre World and Broadway Beacon Award. Slater was most recently in production on Wicked (Universal, directed by Jon M. Chu), the feature-film adaptation of the record-breaking musical phenomenon, where he will star in the role of Boq. In 2022, Slater participated in Classic Stage Company's production of Assassins playing the Balladeer/ Lee Harvey Oswald, for which he was nominated for a Lucille Lortel award. He made his television debut on CBS's Murphy Brown, and has also appeared in Instinct and Fosse/Verdon on FX, among others.

Gavin Lee is currently playing Thénadier in the World Concert Arena tour of Les Misérables. Before this he was part of the London company of Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends and is thrilled to be returning to the show in LA and NYC. Recent favorite roles have included Lumière in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast at the London Palladium, the title character in How The Grinch Stole Christmas at MSG and Squidward in The SpongeBob Musical on Broadway (Drama Desk Award and Tony Award nomination). He originated the role of Bert in the West End and Broadway productions of Mary Poppins (Drama Desk and Theatre World Awards, Olivier and Tony Award nominations). TV credits include Law and Order: SUV, The Good Wife, Little America, and White Collar. Select London/UK theatre credits include Top Hat, Crazy for You, Peggy Sue Got Married, Me and My Girl, Oklahoma!, Contact and Singin’ In The Rain. 

Danny Skinner is making his Broadway debut as Patrick in SpongeBob SquarePants. Off-Broadway, he's been seen in Pluck the Day (Inaugural Season of The Araca Project). His screen work includes the film Allison Clemens and the web series: New Mayor of New York and Professional Friend.

 Broadway: SpongeBob SquarePants: The Broadway Musical; Spider Man: Turn off the Dark; American Idiot; Baby It’s You! and Tupac Shakur’s: Holler If Ya Hear Me. TV: SpongeBob SquarePants Live on Stage! as Sandy Cheeks (Nickelodeon); Run the World (Starz); Kevin Can F Himself (AMC); Chicago Med (NBC); Blue Bloods (CBS); Jesus Christ Superstar Live (NBC). Recently, she worked with director, Christopher Renshaw, as the Associate Director for the World Premier of A Wonderful World about Jazz Legend Louis Armstrong. Sajous attended NYU Tisch School of the Arts and the International Theatre Wing in Amsterdam.

Taylor was a part of the original casts of The Addams Family and Rock of Ages on Broadway. Off-Broadway, he appeared in Little Miss Sunshine at Second Stage. Regionally, he's been seen in An Act of God (Denver Center), Cabaret (Signature Theatre) and Tales of the City (American Conservatory Theater). On TV, he's appeared as Bobby on Smash and has also been seen on The Good Wife, The Tomorrow People, One Life to Live, Looking, I’m Dying up Here and Difficult People. He is the co-creator, writer and star of Indoor Boys, It Could Be Worse and Billy Green.

Brian Ray Norris is making his Broadway debut in SpongeBob SquarePants. Off-Broadway audiences have recently seen him at the Davenport Theatre in A Dog Story as Guy Lassiter III. He toured North America in Mamma Mia! and appeared regionally in Yale Rep’s production of Assassins and The Old Globe Theatre Co’s production of Paul Gordon’s Sense & Sensibility as Lord Middleton. Brian recently filmed an episode of Law & Order SVU and was featured in Soho Film Festival’s Landing Up as Tom.

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Kelvin Moon Loh has been seen on Broadway in SpongeBob SquarePants (dir. Tina Landau), The King and I (Lincoln Center, dir. Bartlett Sher), Side Show (dir. Bill Condon). Select theatre: Here Lies Love (The Public Theater, dir. Alex Timbers), Pacific Overtures (Classic Stage Co., dir. John Doyle), American Idiot (1st national, dir. Michael Mayer). NYUSteinhardt.

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