The Who's Tommy Tickets

Ali Louis Bourzgui is an award-winning actor, singer, and musician who is best known for his starring role as Tommy in the Tony Award nominated Broadway revival of The Who’s Tommy, where he made his Broadway debut to critical acclaim. Bourzgui received a Theatre World Award, a Jeff Award (Performer in a Leading Role), an Outer Critics Circle and a Drama League Award nomination for the role. Ali was nominated for an Outer Critics Circle Award for We Live in Cairo at NYTW and most recently starred on Broadway as Orpheus in the Tony Award-winning Best Musical, Hadestown. Beyond acting, Ali is a musician and writer and just released his debut original album, Becomes A Home, with his band, Resident Lightweight. He is a proud son of a Moroccan immigrant and is actively working to increase representation in the media and the arts. 

Broadway: Waitress (Jenna); Escape to Margaritaville (Rachel); Les Misérables (Fantine); Matilda (Ms. Honey); Ghost; Scandalous and Mamma Mia. National Tour: Wicked (Elphaba). Regional: Nell Gwynn (Folger Theatre, Helen Hayes Award for Best Actress in a Play). Mrs. Walker in The Who’s Tommy (The Goodman) TV:  Heels (Starz); Power Book II: Ghost (Starz); New Amsterdam (NBC) and FBI (CBS). Luff's band Big Sur Bound is available on all streaming platforms.

Adam Jacobs originated the role of Aladdin in Disney’s Aladdin on Broadway (Drama Desk & Grammy nomination). He was also seen on Broadway as Simba in The Lion King and Marius in Les Miserables. He has starred in 5 Broadway National Touring productions, and has performed with symphonies in Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, and internationally in Vienna, Dubai, and Japan.  Regionally, he’s starred in The King and I (Drury Lane), Zorro (Alliance Theatre- Suzi nomination), Something Rotten (Marriott Theatre).  TV: Chicago Med, Soundtrack, The Bachelorette.  Jacobs' soaring solo album, Right Where I Belong, features unique renditions of musical hits by legendary songwriter Alan Menken.

National Tours: Les Misérables (Bamatabois, u/s Thenardier) Las Vegas: Jersey Boys (Bob Crewe), Jersey Boys (Billy Dixon) Regional: The Who’s TOMMY at the Goodman Theater (Uncle Ernie); Company (Bobby), Into the Woods (Baker), On the Town (Gabey) at Lyric Stage Company; Rent (Mark) at New Repertory Theatre; Pageant (Miss Deep South) at Stoneham Theater Company; The Wild Party (Oscar D’Armano) at The Provincetown Theater. Producer of Trevor the musical, Writers Theater, Off Broadway and streaming on Disney +.

Bobby Conte  reprises his performance from the Goodman Theatre’s 30th anniversary production. Broadway: Company (dir. Marianne Elliott); A Bronx Tale (dirs. Robert De Niro & Jerry Zaks). Select theatre: 50th anniversary of Leonard Bernstein’s Mass at the Kennedy Center; My Fair Lady (dir. Michael Arden); A Funny Thing… Forum (dir. Jessica Stone); Starting Here, Starting Now (dir. Richard Maltby, Jr.); world premiere of Ken Ludwig's A Comedy of Tenors; three seasons at The Muny. Film/TV: If Beale Street Could Talk; Intervenors; Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt; Madam Secretary; The Code. Solo album: Along the Way. Training: University of Michigan; RADA. 

 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.

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