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Romantical cats, pedantical cats...
US tour 5 (Troika) 2001: Sara Schudde as Sillabub, Shylo Smith as Victoria, Emily Haag as Rumpelteazer, Stan Stanley as Tugger, Bryce Bermingham as Mungojerrie, Ronnie Nelson as Alonzo, ?Gretchen Goldsworthy as young Grizabella, Brad Barnes as Tumblebrutus, Sharon Huneycutt as Bombalurina.
John Sechrist as Skimbleshanks, US tour 5 (Troika) 2001.
Top gif, left to right: Sara Schudde as Sillabub, David A. Blonn as Pouncival, Shylo Smith as Victoria, Tina Moya as Cassandra, Wendi Bergamini as Jellylorum.
Bottom gif, we also have Emily Haag as Rumpelteazer, spinning her tail adorably over her back, and Ronnie Nelson running by as Alonzo, followed by Brad Barnes’ Tumblebrutus.
Skimbleshanks trying not to let anything go wrong...
US tour 5 (Troika) 2001: Shylo Smith as Victoria, Grant Turner as Munkustrap, John Sechrist as Skimbleshanks.
Tugger’s stuck in a loop and he feels fine!
US tour 5 (Troika) 2001: Stan Stanley as Tugger, with Shylo Smith as Victoria, Brad Barnes as Tumblebrutus.
Mistoffelees, Victoria, and Pouncival in US tour 5 (Troika).
This is the opening cast from 2001: so, Shylo Smith as Victoria, David A. Blonn as Pouncival, McCree O’Kelley as Mistoffelees.
Top gif: Plato (Broadway grey, with an eye patch), with Demeter behind him and Pouncival to his side.
Bottom gif: the front row is Victoria, Mistoffelees, and Tumblebrutus.
US tour 5 (Troika), original cast from 2001-02: therefore, Everett Taylor as Plato, Jessica Patty as Demeter, David Blonn as Pouncival, Shylo Smith as Victoria (and the persona who IDed this cast for me when I got stuck), McCree O’Kelley as Mistoffelees, Brad Barnes as Tumblebrutus.
