The Tony-winning musical plays the Quadracci Powerhouse through May 14.

The Milwaukee Rep’s production of Titanic The Musical is playing the Quadracci Powerhouse through May 14.

Titanic has a book by Peter Stone and music and lyrics by Maury Yeston. The Milwaukee Rep’s production is directed by Mark Clements with orchestrations by Joshua Clayton.

The cast includes Emma Rose Brooks, Lillian Castillo, Matt Daniels, Kelley Faulkner, Jamey Feshold, Nathaniel Hackman, Paxton Haley, Evan Harrington, Jeremy Landon Hays, David Hess, Zoah Hirano, Carrie Hitchcock, Philip Hoffman, Jared Brandt Hoover, Cecilia Iole, Kyle Johnson, Conor Jordan, Brian Krinsky, George Lorimer, Kelty Morash, Sophie Murk, Steve Pacek, Max Pink, Tim Quartier, Julio Rey, Rána Roman, Ogunde Snelling Jr., Lainey Techtmann, Vivian Vaeth, Andrew Varela, and Steve Watts.

The production features scenic design by Tim Mackabee, costume design by Alexander B. Tecoma, lighting design by Jason Fassl, sound design by Cricket S. Myers, video and production design by Mike Tutaj, choreography by Jenn Rose, musical supervision by John Tanner, dialect coaching by Jill Walmsley Zager, and stage management by Aaron A. Watson.

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Macbeth resumes its previews at the Longacre Theatre April 12 following the cancellation of its performances April 1-11 due to COVID cases within the company. The production began previews March 29 and will officially open April 28.

Starring Daniel Craig in the title role opposite Ruth Negga as the unrelenting Lady Macbeth, the Shakespearean tragedy also features Tony nominees Maria Dizzia and Amber Gray, Phillip James Brannon, Grantham Coleman, Asia Kate Dillon, Emeka Guindo, Paul Lazar, Bobbi MacKenzie, Michael Patrick Thornton, and Danny Wolohan. The ensemble includes Che Ayende, Eboni Flowers, and Peter Smith. Stevie Ray Dallimore serves as standby for the title role.

According to a tweet posted by the production, the April 11 performance was cancelled in favor of a rehearsal for the cast “[d]ue to the technical complexities of the production and the physical safety of the entire company.” Within the cast, Negga, Dillon, Guindo, Lazar, Smith, and Thornton are all making Broadway debuts.

Sam Gold directs the production. Joining Gold on the creative team are scenic designer Christine Jones, costume designer Suttirat Larlarb, lighting designer Jane Cox, sound designer Mikaal Sulaiman, composer Gaelynn Lea, special effects designer Jeremy Chernick, make-up, hair, and wig designer Tommy Kurzman, and violence director David S. Leong.

Michael Sexton and Ayanna Thompson serve as dramaturgs and text consultants while Dawn-Elin Fraser serves as voice coach. Movement is by Sam Pinkleton and Kevin Bertolacci is production stage manager. 101 Productions, Ltd. is the general manager and casting is by David Caparelliotis.

Macbeth is produced by Barbara Broccoli, The Shubert Organization, Michael G. Wilson, and Fred Zollo, along with Christian Anderson, Keith Anderson, Brian Carmody, Patrick Milling-Smith, No Guarantees, Brian Anthony Moreland, Annapurna Theatre, Berdel Productions, Robert Boyett, Caledonia Productions, Empire Street Productions, Jeffrey Finn, John Gore Organization, Mini Cooper, James L. Nederlander, RDR Productions, Daryl Roth, and Orin Wolf, with Patrick Daly serving as executive producer.

For tickets and more information, visit MacbethBroadway.com.