Gwen Verdon was Charity. Raul Julia was Guido. Angela Lansbury was Juliet......then was not.

Federico Fellini was Italy’s most iconic film director of the 1960s so its no surprise that many of his films have been turned into musicals. But, there is a Fellini movie that screams to be a musical, even more so than any of the others and it almost was…with Angela Lansbury in the title role….grab a pizza, open some chianti, and get ready to hear all about the greatest musical that never was: Enter Juliet!

BROADWAY BOUND PLAYERS

Aaron Gooden as Lucien

Ray Hebel as Ely Jacques Kahn

Brian Michael Henry as George

Laura Mason as Carolyn Leigh

CJ Schneider as Morton DaCosta

Daniel Schwartzberg as Larry Adler

Nicole Weitzman as Juliet

Cole Winston as Stage Directions

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