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The Fix opens with the scandalous death of a Presidential shoo-in. Distraught and desperate to stay in the political spotlight, the Senator’s wife and brother set their sights on his young, pot-smoking son. Young Cal Chandler can’t even fathom the twists and turns that this political roller coaster will take. All he can do is hold on and hope for the best.

Timely as ever, this black comedy features a driving, riveting rock score from Dana P. Rowe, with book and lyrics by John Dempsey (Witches of Eastwick, Zombie Prom). The Fix is a biting, dark and laugh-out-loud satire of the presidential election process. The musical originally opened at London’s Donmar Warehouse in 1997 and was nominated for four Olivier awards

The evening is presented by the team behind the popular Second Act Series, Steven Carl McCasland and James Horan, who brought Onward Victoria, Charlie and Algernon, 70, Girls, 70, Nick & Nora, and Eating Raoul to New York’s hottest supper club. The evening features Musical Direction by Horan and Direction by McCasland.

Featuring:
Mark Evans (Wicked, Ghost, The Book of Mormon, Finian’s Raindbow) as Cal
Sally Ann Triplett (The Last Ship, Finding Neverland) as Violet
David Cantor (Original Broadway Cast of Evita, La Vie Parisienne) as Grahame
Kristen Gehling (Henry, Sweet Henry, Little Wars) as Tina
Justin Randolph (Searching for Romeo) as Peter
Gary Milner (Doctor Zhivago, West End: Mamma Mia!, Love Story, Bells Are Ringing) as Reed
Arianna Armon (Henry, Sweet Henry) as Shelia and others
Thomas Dieter (New York City Gay Men’s Chorus, Broadway Four) as Frankie and others
Suzanne Dressler (Oh, Brother, Mademoiselle Colombe) as Deborah and others
Val Moranto (The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Shinbone Alley) as Leslye Pinchon and others
Paul Thomas Ryan (What Was Lost) as Gilardi and others
Patrick K. Walsh (New York City Gay Man’s Chorus, Henry, Sweet Henry) as Bobbie “Cracker” Barrel and others