Water for Elephants Tickets

Broadway credits include originating the role of Aaron Samuels in Mean Girls, and Elder Price in The Book of Mormon. National Tours and Regional include: The Book of Mormon, October Sky, Joan of Arc: Into the Fire by David Byrne, West Side Story at the Hollywood Bowl. Film/Television: Dylan in the Fox mocu-mentary, Welcome to Flatch, Monster High, FBI: International, Cat Person, The Housewives of the North Pole, Mulligan, Christmas in Tahoe for Hallmark Channel, Madame Secretary, and Evil. 2010 Jimmy Award winner and Graduate of Carnegie Mellon School of Drama.

Isabelle McCalla most recently starred as Marlena in Water For Elephants on Broadway. Other credits include Maizy in Shucked, Alyssa Greene in The Prom and Princess Jasmine in Aladdin. Other stage credits include Meg in Hercules at Paper Mill Playhouse, Ariel Moore in Footloose (Kennedy Center), and Tink in Fly (La Jolla Playhouse). TV: Extrapolations (AppleTV+), And Just Like That (HBO), Law & Order, (NBC), Bull (CBS).

Gregg Edelman has been part of the New York theatre scene for the past forty years. His performances have earned him four TONY nominations, the Drama Desk Award, as well as many other honors. He has starred in such shows as City Of Angels, 1776, Into The Woods, Les Misérables, Wonderful Town, to name a few. Other productions around town include Richard Greenberg’s The Perplexed at MTC, Candide at the New York City Opera and the world premiere of A.R. Gurney’s Black Tie. His filmography includes She Came To Me, She Said, Little Children, Liberal Arts, among many others, and his work on television includes The Sinner, House Of Cards, all the Law and Order programs, among many others. He is an Artistic Associate at the Berkshire Theatre Group and has directed numerous shows there including Constellations, Once, What We May Be, White Christmas, and Arsenic and Old Lace, among others.

Paul's role as Max in The Lost Boys will mark his 11th Broadway appearance. Most recently, he starred as August in 2024's Water For Elephants and played prosecutor Hugh Dorsey in the 2023 Tony-winning revival of Parade. In 2021, he reprised his role on Broadway as Jim in Slave Play, and toured with that production to the Mark Taper Forum in LA. Other Broadway roles include Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar, Guy in Once, Jimmy Ray in Bright Star (Drama Desk nomination), Pasha/Strelnikov in Doctor Zhivago (Outer Critics Circle nomination), Billy Flynn in Chicago, and Tully in Escape to Margaritaville. Off Broadway: Original casts of Daddy Long Legs and Slave Play. Recent regional: The Heart at La Jolla Playhouse, Life After at Chicago's Goodman Theatre and Ahrens and Flaherty’s new musical, Knoxville, at Asolo Rep.  Paul can be heard on 6 original cast albums. Recent TV credits include HBO's Season 3 of The Gilded Age as Alfred Merrick; and CBS’s The Code, Madam Secretary and Instinct.

Stan Brown is grateful to make a Broadway debut at 60-years-old. Favorite credits include Cherry Lane's Open Heart, NBC's Homicide: Life in the Streets, In the Heat of the Night, and the acclaimed series I’ll Fly Away. Film credits include Modern Love (dir. Robby Benson) and Getting In (dir. Doug Liman). In the award-winning short film, The Bespoke Tailoring of Mr. Bellamy (dir. Alexander Jeffery), Stan's portrayal won the Louisiana Film Prize's Best Actor award. The film was also shortlisted for the Academy Award ballot. Stan holds the Inaugural W. Rockwell Wirtz Professorship in Acting at Northwestern University. He holds an MFA in Acting from the University of South Carolina, received classical training as an Acting Fellow at Washington D.C. 's Shakespeare Theatre, and did postgraduate research in Contemporary Shakespearean Performance at Warwick University (Coventry, England). Stan's work caught the attention of the late Cicely Berry, former Head of Voice at the Royal Shakespeare Company (England), who became his mentor and personally invited him to continue his research with the Voice Department at the RSC.

Sara Gettelfinger most recently starred as Barbara in the world premiere of Water for Elephants (directed by Jessica Stone at The Alliance Theatre) and as Star in the regional premiere of The Cher Show (Ogunquit Playhouse). Broadway/National Tours: The Addams Family (Morticia), A Free Man of Color (Dona Athene opposite Jeffrey Wright and Mos Def), The 101 Dalmatians Musical (Cruella de Vil), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Jolene Oakes opposite John Lithgow), Nine (Carla, with Antonio Banderas and John Stamos), The Boys from Syracuse, Seussical, Fosse. Other NYC/Regional: Atomic,Carnival!, Tenderloin, Chicago, Grey Gardens, Anything Goes, Catch Me If You Can, Pippin. TV/Film: Guiding Light, Ed, Without a Trace, Georgetown, The Big C, Forbidden Love, and Sex and the City. 

Broadway: Water For Elephants, Wicked. National Tours: My Fair Lady; Priscilla, Queen of the Desert; Jersey Boys. West End: It Happened in Key West. Off-Broadway includes Make Me Gorgeous (Off-Broadway Alliance Award; Drama Desk, Lortel award nominations), Ernest Shackleton Loves Me (Norton Award, Lortel Award nom.) and Triassic Parq. Regional includes Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Los Angeles Outer Critic’s Circle, BackStage Garland awards), Cabaret (Dallas Fort Worth Theater Critic’s Forum Award) TV: FBI: Most Wanted, Madame Secretary, Prodigal Son, At Home with Amy Sedaris, Nightcap, The Knick, Submissions Only.

French actor, physical comedy. Clown-doctor, Paris. Cirque du Soleil’s clown, Dralion (World Tour), ZED (Tokyo) Loves living 12 years in Japan. Does everything he always wanted to: Butoh, Poteries, composes, sings, Actor in movies: Golden Orchestra, Smap pv… Musicals. La Claque, Paris, Cabaret-Extraordinaire, Avignon 2024, Love mon Shu.

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Stone is a stage regular known for her girlish good looks and timing.

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