Vilmont, Carrington (Auctioneer and/or Passarino
and/or Marksman) originated the role of Hot Dog Cart Boy in the forthcoming musical sensation Jubilee. A graduated of Northwestern, he's appeared on "Guiding Light" and "Rosie O'Donnell" and loves most flavors of ice cream. Gratitude to family and friends for the obvious, especially Edith, who puts up with it more than anyone.
Carrington Vilmont as Passarino Dates 1/01 - present
Vroman, Lisa (Christine Daae) garnered Theatre Critics Awards
as the original Christine in the record- setting five-year run in
San Francisco and was a guest star in "Hey, Mr. Producer!," Cameron
Mackintosh's London Royal Gala Benefit (PBS). She made her Broadway
debut in Aspects of Love and was the first to play both Fantine
and Cosette in Les Miserables. She recently performed Laurie
Moss in Copland's opera The Tender Land and Lucy Brown in ACT's
Threepenny Opera (w/ Bebe Neuwirth). Lisa has been featured
soloist with Keith Lockhark and the Boston Pops Orchestra as well
as the Chicago, San Francisco, Phonix and Detroit Symphony Orchestras
in a repertoire ranging from Broadway to Stravinsky. She has sung
in concert with Michael Tilson Thomas at the piano and with Stephen
Schwartz and the Empire Brass Quintet for luminaries such as Great
Britain's Queen Elizabeth, President Clinton and Vice President Gore.
Her first solo CD is Broadway Classic,/i> (Amazon.com, CDnow.com,
Tower/Colony). Lisa Vroman as Christine Daae Dates 12/00 - 7/01 (Christine Daae Alt); 6/02 - 6/03
(Christine Daae)
Vilmont, Carrington (Auctioneer and/or Passarino
and/or Marksman) originated the role of Hot Dog Cart Boy in the forthcoming musical sensation Jubilee. A graduated of Northwestern, he's appeared on "Guiding Light" and "Rosie O'Donnell" and loves most flavors of ice cream. Gratitude to family and friends for the obvious, especially Edith, who puts up with it more than anyone.
Vroman, Lisa (Christine Daae) garnered Theatre Critics Awards
as the original Christine in the record- setting five-year run in
San Francisco and was a guest star in "Hey, Mr. Producer!," Cameron
Mackintosh's London Royal Gala Benefit (PBS). She made her Broadway
debut in Aspects of Love and was the first to play both Fantine
and Cosette in Les Miserables. She recently performed Laurie
Moss in Copland's opera The Tender Land and Lucy Brown in ACT's
Threepenny Opera (w/ Bebe Neuwirth). Lisa has been featured
soloist with Keith Lockhark and the Boston Pops Orchestra as well
as the Chicago, San Francisco, Phonix and Detroit Symphony Orchestras
in a repertoire ranging from Broadway to Stravinsky. She has sung
in concert with Michael Tilson Thomas at the piano and with Stephen
Schwartz and the Empire Brass Quintet for luminaries such as Great
Britain's Queen Elizabeth, President Clinton and Vice President Gore.
Her first solo CD is Broadway Classic,/i> (Amazon.com, CDnow.com,
Tower/Colony).