1. Productions

2. Awards and nominations
    La Cage Aux Folles ^[5]  A Little Night Music ^[5]  Superior Donuts ^[5] 

3. References

4. External links

Raise the Roof is a Broadway producing entity. It is composed of the producers Harriet Leve, Jennifer Isaacson, and the members of WalkRunFly Productions: Brandon Victor Dixon and Warren Adams.

The group was founded by Jean Doumanian, Elaine Krauss, Harriet Leve, and Jennifer Isaacson. Their first venture together was Burn the Floor as Raise the Roof 1. Next, Krauss, Leve, and Manocherian came together as Raise the Roof 2 to produce the recent Broadway production of Superior Donuts by Tracy Letts, the Pulitzer Prize winning playwright of Osage County. Doumanian was a lead producer on that production. In 2010, the group, as Raise the Roof 3, produced the Tony nominee for Best Revival, A Little Night Music, starring Catherine Zeta Jones (who won a Tony for this performance) and Angela Lansbury (who was nominated for a Tony for this performance). On July 13, 2010, Broadway legends Bernadette Peters and Elaine Stritch joined the cast and assumed those roles. They were also represented, as Raise the Roof 4, by the Tony Award winning Best Revival of La Cage Aux Folles, starring Kelsey Grammer (who was nominated for a Tony for this performance) and Douglas Hodge (who won a Tony for this performance).

Productions

Cast featuring: Kelsey Grammer, Douglas Hodge, A.J. Shively

April 6, 2010 - Present

Cast featuring: Catherine Zeta-Jones (through June 20th), Angela Lansbury (through June 20th), Bernadette Peters (beginning July 13th), Elaine Stritch (beginning July 13th), Alexander Hanson, Erin Davie, Hunter Ryan Herdlicka, Leigh Ann Larkin, Aaron Lazar, Ramona Mallory

November 24, 2009–Present

Cast featuring: Michael McKean, Jon Michael Hill, Yasen Peyankov, James Vincent Meredith, Kate Buddeke, Robert Maffia, Jane Alderman, Cliff Chamberlain, Michael Garvey

September 16, 2009 - January 3, 2010

Created by Harley Medcalf

Featuring: Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Karina Smirnoff, Henry Bayalikov, Sharna Burgess, Kevin Clifton, Sasha Farber, Jeremy Garner, Anya Garnis, Gordana Grandosek, Patrick Helm, Sarah Hives, Melanie Hooper, Peta Murgatroyd, Giselle Peacock, Sarah Soriano, Damon Sugden, Rebecca Sugden, Damian Whitewood, Trent Widdon, and Robin Windsor

July 25, 2009 – January 10, 2010

Awards and nominations

La Cage Aux Folles ^[5]

Kelsey Grammar [nominee]

Douglas Hodge [WINNER]

Robin De Jesus [nominee]

Terry Johnson [WINNER]

Lynne Page [nominee]

Jason Carr [nominee]

Tim Shortall [nominee]

Matthew Wright [nominee]

Nick Richings [nominee]

Jonathan Deans [nominee]

Douglas Hodge [WINNER]

Robin De Jesus [nominee]

Terry Johnson [nominee]

Lynne Page [nominee]

Matthew Wright [nominee]

Jonathan Deans [nominee]

A Little Night Music ^[5]

2010 Tony Award Best Revival of a Musical [nominee]

Catherine Zeta-Jones [WINNER]

Angela Lansbury [nominee]

Dan Moses Schreier and Gareth Owen [nominee]

2010 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical [nominee]

Catherine Zeta-Jones [WINNER]

Angela Lansbury [nominee]

Superior Donuts ^[5]

Jon Michael Hill [nominee]

References

External links

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• Jennifer on IBDB  

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