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Musical Director & Conductor

Andrew Abrams has worked Off-Broadway, in London, regionally, and on tour as a professional director, musical director, and conductor.
 

Off-Broadway: Pirates of Penzance (New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players); Between the Lines (York Theatre).
London: Diary of a Nobody (Might Fin Players).


Tours: Cinderella (with Eartha Kitt), State Fair (with John Davidson), Cabaret (with Andrea McArdle), Kiss of the Spider Woman, Fiddler on the Roof (with Theodore Bikel).


Regional: Between the Lines (Luna Stage), Master Class (with Rosemary Prinz), Mikado (Theatre Virginia), Violet (with Leigh Ann Larkin at Capital City Theatre), Gypsy (with Michele Ragusa), and numerous others.

 

Andrew is the Founder and served as Artistic Director of Capital City Theatre (Madison, WI) for ten years. For CCT, he directed the regional professional premiere of Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, and also musical directed or conducted productions including Hunchback of Notre Dame, An Evening with Kate Baldwin, Assassins, and many more.

In addition to his directing and conducting work, Andrew has extensive experience as a vocal coach, acting coach, and voice teacher, with teaching credits at Hofstra University, New York Film Academy, NYU, AMDA, and privately in New York City. He currently lives in London, where he teaches at Urdang Academy and maintains a private studio. His students have ranged from high school performers to Broadway professionals — including Tony Award winners.

Thoroughly Modern Millie
Four Seasons Theatre (Madison, Wisconsin)
“Director Andrew Abrams has put together a dynamite show, visually, technically, and artistically….Abrams’ production is full of polish and 1920’s glamour, from the clean tap dancing to the feathered headdresses…Four Seasons’ “Thoroughly Modern Millie” is a beautiful, well-made show with many quality performances, a full, bright orchestra and technical design. Madison, it doesn’t get much better than this.”

Lindsay Christians, Capital Times 

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