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Buddy
The Buddy Holly Story

What a joy ride Phoenix had when their National Tour of BUDDY hit the road in 2001 and took America by storm. The Clearlake Concert finale had audiences of all ages dancing in the aisles eight times a week with Buddy, The Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens. From Anchorage to Albany and from Lubbock to Lauderdale, this kickin' BUDDY pulled out all the stops. A celebration of the 50's hits that fueled Holly's meteoric rise to stardom … “Peggy Sue," “That'll Be The Day," “Oh Boy," “La Bamba” … these are just a sampling of the hit tunes that frame the legacy of this Rock'n'Roll legend. Stay tuned for more - we'll be heading back to the Surf Ballroom and a theatre near you in 2010!!

Creative

Written by: Alan Janes and Rob Bettinson

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Musical Director:
Scenic Design:
Lighting Design:
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Sound Design:

Paul Mills
Steve Gibb
Andy Walmsley
Mike H Bauder
Bill Butler
Aaron Beck

Cast

Hippockets Duncan:
Buddy Holly:
Joe Mauldin:
Jerry Allison:
Norman Petty:
Vi Petty:
Apollo - Singer:
Apollo - Main Man:
Forth Cricket:
Maria Elena:
Murray Deutch:
Big Bopper:
Ritchie Valens:

Craig Davenport
Erik Hayden
Brendan Murphy
Michael Croiter
William Elsman
Tracy Kaufman
Toni Malone
ArthurJ.M. Callahan
Bennett Dunn
Ali Spuck
Steve Bebout
Nicholsa Kohn
Eric Sosa

Ensemble
Geno Carr, Tobia D’Amore, Jeremy Hill, David Jones, Heather Meiko, Jim O’Connell, Eric Person, Nancy Snow, Paul Stancato, Alexis Velez

The Critics Said

“this show is an eye-popping extravaganza…we are left screaming like teenagers. It’s just what Buddy would have wanted.”
Star Tribune

“It sends people out of the theatre on an
unstoppable high.”
The Boston Globe

“great fun…Buddy rolls out a rockin’ good time”
The Atlanta Constitution

“Buddy is a celebration of a time when rockin’ was a
happy state of mind…tis show delivers!”
Resident Online

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