Kokandy Productions has finalized casting for its upcoming revival of the Broadway musical The Full Monty, about unemployed steelworkers who try to make a few bucks by going buck naked. Book writer Terrence McNally and composer David Yazbeck adapted the 2000 piece from the 1997 British film, moving the amateur-stripping action to Buffalo, New York.
The production will feature Garrett Lutz as Jerry Lukowski, Scott Danielson as Dave Bukatinsky, Marsha Harman as Georgie Bukatinsky, Laura McClain as Pam Lukowski, Eric Lindahl as Harold Nichols, Colette Todd as Vicki Nichols, George Toles as Malcolm MacGregor, Randy Johnson as Noah “Horse” T. Simmons, Greg Foster as Ethan Girard, Kyle Klein II and Seth Steinberg as Nathan Lukowski and Caron Buinis as Jeanette A. Burmeister. The ensemble is rounded out by Dana Anderson, Neala Barron, Matt Frye, Royen Kent, Josh Kohane, Jeff Meyer, Elizabeth Morgan and Sarah Simmons.
The Full Monty will be directed by Kokandy co-artistic director John D. Glover, with choreography by Danny Spagnuolo and music direction by Kory Danielson. It's scheduled to run March 10–April 12 at Theater Wit.