Broadway Chorus


In addition to the photos scattered around this site, here are some of my favourite shots of the Chorus in action.


Abba and Sabba wend their way to Santa's Workshop (Another Elfing Musical, 2011)

The finest wood elves in the kingdom gather to judge the children of mankind (Another Elfing Musical, 2011)

Nailing the dance moves in "Brotherhood of Man" (Another Elfing Musical, 2011)

Syngergy Communications presents their second pitch for the Socks campaign (Another Elfing Musical, 2011)

The second Mrs Claus and her Jingle Ladies (Another Elfing Musical, 2011)

And of course, a special appearance by Santa, who's smaller than you might think (he has to fit down the chimney, doesn't he?) (Another Elfing Musical, 2011)

Myrna Cosgrove White is miffed at spending her afterlife with riff-raff (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011)

Lily and Myrna long for the days when they were alive, and in Syracuse (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011)

Madame Ortega prays to the divine force that is Oprah (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011)

The ghosts spook householder Artesia Shoemaker (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011)

Abba's "The Visitors" provides for a rousing dance number (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011)

As the living stage a seance, Jane and Jessica ponder the fate of elephants (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011)

Ready to set sail on the Love Sub (Sub Plots, 2010)

Doing the Hula in Goona Goona Lagoon (Sub Plots, 2010)

The Lagoon is most famous for its predatory mermaid population (Sub Plots, 2010)

Domestic drama: Miss Jellyfish and Mr Manta Ray are upsetting the octopi (Sub Plots, 2010)

All hail Acario, King of Atlantis (Sub Plots, 2010)

The Vizier advises spinster Cefalgia that she is not the chosen bride (Sub Plots, 2010)

Conjoined twins tap routine: the finale (Sub Plots, 2010)

The loving couple, each plotting to kill the other (Sub Plots, 2010)

Love is in the Air: a happy ending! (Sub Plots, 2010)

It's Transylvania's only modern musical theatre group (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

The drag queens perform "Pokerface" (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Not so happy about the vampires next door (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Priscilla's hypnotic voice sends all into a trance (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Fiona, Fiona, and Fiona are ready to be rescued (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

The troupe rehearses "Omigod You Guys" (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Carlotta Castafiore, shortly before her death (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Carlotta Castafiore, shortly after her death (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Priscilla, Queen of the Damned herself, with friend (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Buffet! (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Carlotta and Ruprecht the Monster settle for each other (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Vampire threat averted, the troupe presents their rendition of Bombay Dreams (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010)

Pigs knows how to relax (The Moo-sical, 2009)

Ducks are the epitome of good taste (The Moo-sical, 2009)

Sheep know how to have fun! (The Moo-sical, 2009)

Chelsea Chicken's 1st unsuccessful flying attempt (The Moo-sical, 2009)

The unlikely romance of a cow and a chicken (The Moo-sical, 2009)

Chelsea finally takes off (The Moo-sical, 2009)

The velociraptors beg to stay on the farm (The Moo-sical, 2009)

Ah, the many joys of Philadelphia (The Moo-sical, 2009)

Beware Dr. Gordo's molecular paleontologists! (The Moo-sical, 2009)

The Incredible Herc flattens Dr. Mesmer in a "Holding Out For A Hero" tableau (The Supermusical, 2009)

Aliens from Aganju perform a traditional morning song (The Supermusical, 2009)

Dr. Mesmer and his delightful Mesmerettes plot the heist of the century (The Supermusical, 2009)

Annie, the very tall orphan, leads the Von Trapp children in song (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008)

Mrs Tottendale and Reverend Mother in a contemplative mood (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008)

Gil Jaysmith as Dieter rocks the house with hip-hop greed anthem "Great Big Stuff" (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008)

Fosse meets the Vatican when the Pope's bodyguards perform "The Pope is Coming" (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008)

Annie is delighted to become permanent nanny to the Von Trapp children (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008)

Laura's haunting soliloquay of death, loss, and lemonade (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008)

Terry the Fairy wields her magic wand (What Not to Wish, 2008)

Everybody loves Conan the Agrarian (What Not to Wish, 2008)

The gang performs "How Does She Know" from Enchanted (What Not to Wish, 2008)

Mildred tries to get Edward's attention (What Not to Wish, 2008)

Junior witch Mildred gets lessons in love from Cinderella and her pals (What Not to Wish, 2008)

The Senior witches are disheartened to learn of a 30 gold piece witches' tax (What Not to Wish, 2008)

the Cuthberts give newly adopted Anne Murray a warm musical welcome (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007)

celebrities wait at the Promises Celebrity Orphanage in Malibu, California, hoping for a forever family (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007)

a slightly unwilling Cyndi Lauper is given an unexpected lift (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007)

at PEI Idol, the Cuthbert Family attempt a dark and seductive rendition of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007)

at PEI Idol, the Partridge Family is all dolled up for their version of "Rockin' around the Christmas Tree" (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007)

the Lynde family has every expectation of both winning the talent contest, and marrying off daughter Jenny (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007)

the fisher-folk of Port Apoti relax at Miss Anapest's saloon between gutting and cleaning (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007)

Mandy comforts Lovey over the loss of Fabrizio during "The Light in the Piazza" (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007)

"Yo Ho, Yo Ho," the pirates are attacking! (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007)

the newly wealthy lottery winners show off their style in Beaumont-sur-Mer on the Riviera (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007)

lost on a mysterious island, freshly-paralyzed Skip hopes for inexplicable healing "Love is My Legs" (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007)

Survivor: Broadway Chorus, as tribe Haiku try to negotiate the deadly obstacle course (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007)

back-up dancers assist in "All I Want for Christmas Is You" (A Kitmas Carol, 2006)

the ghost of Christmas Future extolls the virtues of "Tomorrow" (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006)

the ghost of Christmas Present performs an ode to the modern world in "History Repeating" (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006)

the ghost of Christmas Future reveals a world in which humans have been entirely replaced by robots (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006)

the ghost of Christmas Past channels Tyra as she alternately upsets and comforts a distraught S.C. Rooge (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006)

Tragically, the ghost of Christmas present reveals that for this family "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer" (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006)

the evil Dr. Wong is serenaded by the ensemble during "If You Were Gay" (Don't Make Me Laugh, 2006)

the 'mothers' are alarmed during "Mama I'm a Big Girl Now" (Don't Make Me Laugh, 2006)

we try to out-Fosse each other during the "Hernando's Hideaway" dance sequence (Don't Make Me Laugh, 2006)

and, in the spirit of German performance art, we sing T'Pau's masterpiece "Heart and Soul" (PopRocks, 2005)

"Bohemian Rhapsody" and our mostly ironic salute to Modern Dance (PopRocks, 2005)

recreating the disco era during "If I Can't Have You" (PopRocks, 2005)

"A Secretary is Not a Toy" but more of a decorative accessory in our tongue-in-cheek look at workplace dysfunction (One Day/One Life, 2005)

much of the Chorus has passed to the great beyond by the end of "A Wonderful Way to Die" (One Day/One Life, 2005)

the infamous sock puppet strip-tease during "Let Me Entertain You" (One Day/One Life, 2005)