The Great Gatsby Tickets

Grammy Award Winner Reeve Carney joins the company of The Great Gatsby after concluding runs in the West End as Emcee in Cabaret, and Orpheus in Hadestown at the Lyric Theatre, where he returned to the role after originating it at The National Theatre and starring in the original Broadway production. On screen he was seen as Tom Ford in Ridley Scott’s feature film Gucci opposite Adam Driver. Reeve is also known for his portrayal of Dorian Gray in the Showtime series Penny Dreadful, and for originating the role of Peter Parker/Spider-Man in the Broadway production Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark (a role that he was handpicked for by Julie Taymor and U2’s Bono).

Eva Noblezada originated the lead role of Daisy in The Great Gatsby. She most recently reprised both Sally Bowles in Cabaret and Eurydice in Hadestown on the West End. She won a Grammy and was nominated for a Tony for Hadestown. It was Eva's second Tony nomination in her first two Broadway roles, following her earlier nod in 2017 for the title role of Miss Saigon. She was featured in the Amblin film Easter Sunday, was the lead in the AppleTV+ animated film, Luck, and starred for director Diane Paragas in the acclaimed Sony Pictures film, Yellow Rose. She also starred in the West End revivals of Miss Saigon and Les Misérables.

Corbin Bleu comes from an extensive background in theatre, television, film, and music, having established himself as a versatile actor, singer/songwriter, dancer, voiceover/recording artist, host/television personality, and producer. He recently made his West End debut as Nick Carraway in The Great Gatsby at the London Coliseum. His Broadway credits include the Tony-nominated revival of Kiss Me, Kate (Lucentio/Bill Calhoun, Drama Desk Nomination), Tony-nominated Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn (Ted Hanover, Chita Rivera Award), Godspell (Jesus), and the Tony Award-winning In the Heights (Usnavi). Other stage highlights include the Off-Broadway revival of Little Shop of Horrors, in which he became the production’s first black actor to play ‘Seymour Krelborn’, Hairspray (Seaweed) and Mamma Mia! (Sky) both at The Hollywood Bowl, The Muny’s productions of Singin' in the Rain (Don Lockwood, St. Louis Theater Circle Award) & Mary Poppins (Bert), Arena Stage’s Anything Goes (Billy Crocker, Helen Hayes Award), and the world premiere of Summer Stock at the Goodspeed Opera House (Joe Ross, Connecticut Critics Circle Award). TV credit highlights include: Disney’s Emmy Award-winning High School Musical franchise and Jump In!, the Hallmark Channel’s Love, For Real and Campfire Christmas, Lifetime's A Christmas Dance Reunion, Dynasty, Supergirl, Chicago Med, The Middle, The Fosters, Castle, Psych, Franklin & Bash, Blue Bloods, Dancing with the Stars (runner-up), and The Real Dirty Dancing (first-place). Film credits include: To Write Love on Her Arms, Nurse 3-D, Galaxy Quest, and The Monkey's Paw to name a few. Corbin is also the Chair of the National Advisory Board of the Looking Ahead Program, a division of The Entertainment Community Fund focused on helping professional young performers and their families thrive amid the unique challenges of working in the entertainment industry. He dedicates himself to giving back through programs such as St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, Starlight Children’s Foundation, & the Make-a-Wish Foundation. A Brooklyn native, Corbin resides in Los Angeles with his wife, Sasha Clements.

John Behlmann most recently played Dolly Parton’s husband Carl Dean in the pre-Broadway run of the new musical Dolly. On Broadway he last appeared as Jerry in the musical of Smash. Before that he received a Grammy nomination starring as conman Gordy Jackson in the Tony-nominated Broadway musical comedy Shucked. John also got an Outer Critics Nomination for creating the role of dim-witted beefcake Max in the Tony-winning musical Tootsie. He was in the Broadway premiere of Joshua Harmon’s play Significant Other, starred as Richard Hannay in the New York production of The 39 Steps, and made his Broadway debut in the Tony-winning play revival of Journey’s End. On camera, he’s been in the movies of celebrated directors like Martin Scorsese, Sam Mendes, and Greg Mottola. His last television appearances were on Elsbeth, And Just Like That, and season 2 of HBO’s The Gilded Age. He also recurred as Agent Adams in Riverdale, as Ann Dowd’s bumbling FBI partner in Good Behavior, and has guest-starred on many other shows. He’s appeared in off-Broadway plays and musicals for many of New York’s most respected theater companies; and been a voice actor in several global video game franchises, including 15+ years in World of Warcraft. He’s a hobbyist photographer, former trapeze artist, and lives in New York with his wife and two young children. After participating in much of the show’s development, John is excited to return to East Egg and The Great Gatsby. 

Samantha Pauly is a Grammy nominated and Drama Desk Award winning actress best known for originating the role of Katherine Howard in SIX the Musical on Broadway. She was most recently seen starring as Jordan Baker in the premiere of The Great Gatsby at Papermill Playhouse. In the summer of 2019, Samantha was hand picked by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jamie Lloyd to play Eva Peron in Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre’s critically acclaimed revival of Evita on the West End. The production went on to receive nominations and wins at The Evening Standard Theatre Awards, the WhatsOnStage Awards, and the Oliviers. After returning to the U.S., Samantha went on to tour with SIX the Musical and made stops at The Citadel Theatre, The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts before landing on Broadway in the early spring of 2020. She has starred in many regional productions including Mimi inRENT, Betsy in Honeymoon in Vegas, Eva Peron in Evita, Jovie in Elf the Musical, and Amber von Tussle in Hairspray, to name a few. In 2018, Samantha joined the first national tour of Jim Steinman’s Bat Out Of Hell as Valkyrie, before an abrupt cancellation. Soon after, she was cast as Katherine Howard in the US premiere of SIX the Musical at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre for which she received a Joseph Jefferson Award. She also tours and performs her solo cabaret An Evening with Samantha Pauly, and has performed in NYC, LA, Chicago, and more. Samantha’s TV credits include: Chicago PD (NBC), and ads for Mike’s Hard Lemonade, Purina, and T-Mobile. Since her journey with SIX began, Samantha has also been seen and reviewed in The New York Times, Vogue Magazine, The New York Post, The Associated Press, andthe Washington Post

Linedy Genao  is a fast-rising star on Broadway. With high school musical theater experience and a Business degree from UConn, she bet on herself and auditioned for the first open call for Gloria & Emilio Estefan's On Your Feet. After making her Broadway and professional theatre debut with OYF, she went on to play the Alana/Zoe understudy role in Dear Evan Hansen prior to its closing on Broadway, as well joining the 1st National Tour in the same roles. Most recently, Linedy starred in the titular role of Cinderella in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Bad Cinderellamaking her the first Latina to ever originate a leading role for a Lloyd Webber musical, and was subsequently named to Variety's 10 Broadway Actors to Watch List. Full theater credits include: Broadway: Bad Cinderella (Cinderella), On Your Feet! (OBC), Dear Evan Hansen; Off-Broadway: Women on Fire: Fair is Foul; Tours: Dear Evan Hansen; Regional: Native Gardens, Passing Through, West Side Story, Havana Music Hall, A Taste of Things to Come, In the Heights.  

Eric Anderson most recently played Harold Zidler in Moulin Rouge! on Broadway. He was in the original Broadway companies of Waitress, Pretty Woman, Kinky Boots, Rocky, The Last Shipand Soul Doctor, for which he earned a Drama Desk Award Best Actor nomination. Eric was the recipient of the inaugural Joel Hirschhorn award from the L.A. Drama Critics Circle. His film and television credits include: The Greatest Showman, Waitress: Live on Broadway, Elementary, The Good Wife, Alias and Live From Lincoln Center: South Pacific.

Charlie Pollock has been seen on Broadway in Violet, Urinetown and 9 to 5.  Encores: The Wild Party, Really Rosie.  Shakespeare in the Park: Love’s Labour’s Lost. Off-Broadway: David Bowie’s Lazarus, Tick, Tick, Boom!, I Love You, You’re Perfect… National Tours: Urinetown, The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber T.V./Film: Jesus Christ Superstar Live!, The Good Wife (recurring), The Good Fight (recurring) Elementary, As the World Turns (recurring), Law and Order, The Guiding Light, P.S. I Love You
Education: U.T. Austin

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