Top: Famed producer Don Cesario and Sound Man Extraordinaire Phil Allen
stand outside the New 42nd Street Studio, eager to set up. On the
left is the paparazzi-elusive stage manager Marie Turcotte.
Right: JKB Sound and Band equipment consume several blocks of 42nd Street.
A big empty room, in a matter of hours to be transformed into a broadway theatre
Don Cesario works his magic.
Over their shoulders, the Lion King gives them a friendly welcome to the Broadway family.
Top: Brian Murphy leads the ragtag band of theatrical music professionals.
Right: In a rare moment of vanity, Don Cesario focusses the light on himself.
JKB Cast rehearses and begins to show their moves.
Front: Christopher Dean Briant, Jeffrey Landman,
David Brouwer, Emily Falvey. Rear: Ali Spuck,
John Altieri, Fernando Orozco Jr., Katherine Von Till, Rana Davis
Mary Pilate (Katherine Von Till) laments her lunchtime issues with
her impatient sister Destiny (Rana Davis), while the peasants in
the background (Ali Spuck, Emily Falvey, and Jeffrey Landman)
cheer the good words of Sermon on the Mount.
Cast (Jeffrey Landman, Christopher Dean Briant, Katherine Von Till,
Fernando Orozco Jr., John Altieri, Rory O'Malley and Ali Spuck) remind Larry (David Brouwer) of who he is.
More of that singin' and dancin'.
Dancin' away those Broadway jitters.
Top: Phil Allen, assisted by SPAMALOT's head sound man
Bones Malone, turns an empty echoey room into a
crystal clear auditorium with perfect sound.
Right: Legendary Director Jules Aaron takes mental notes and dances along.
Top: Various Karmeliches litter the scene
(Brian, Ben, and Mark).
Right: Elephant Stageworks conquers Broadway.
