MUSIC THEATRE OF CONNECTICUT, Norwalk, Connecticut

Audiences went wild for Rock & Roll as Buddy proved the perfect show to help welcome people back to the theatre - this one being the beautifully intimate Music Theatre of CT in Fairfield County with its brilliant production in the spring of 2022!

Testimonial:

“We were SO thrilled to FINALLY bring Buddy to our stage after such a long wait. The show was AWESOME and the audiences literally went nuts during the last 20 minutes in particular. I think they were just so happy to be finally enjoying a communal theatre experience where everyone is so joyful - especially after being pent up for so long. So this was just the right feel-good show at the right time. Dancing in the aisles!”
— Kevin Connors, Executive Artistic Director, Music Theatre of Connecticut, Norwalk, Connecticut

Photos by Alex Mongillo

Cast: Blair Alexis Brown (Vi Petty & others), Gian Raffaele Dicostanzo (Ritchie Valens & others), Michael Ray Fisher (Apollo Headliner & others), Jeff Gurner (Tommy & others), Jannie Jones (Apollo Headliner & others), Jimmy Lewis (The Big Bopper & others), Robert Mobley (Norman Petty & others), Elena Ramos Pascullo (Maria Elena & others), Matt Ruff (Joe B. Mauldin), Ken Sandberg (Jerry Allison), Adam Von Almen (Hipockets Duncan), Spiff Wiegand (Buddy Holly)

Reviews:

“[Buddy] had the audience on its feet dancing at their seats and one couple from the audience dancing the jitterbug; it was that kind of night”
— Luxury Experience

“Spiff Wiegand...is new and exciting in his portrayal of Buddy. It’s youthful, exuberant and a real joy to watch”
— Tim Leininger, One Man's Opinion

“The multi-talented performers that are part of the cast make this anticipated production the perfect way to escape to the beginnings of rock and roll... this show...comes to life and feels like a long-awaited achievement”
— Nancy Sasso Janis, CT Patch

“…this show is pure dynamite…this must-see production is deeply gratifying and everyone onstage looks like they are having the time of their lives”
— Zander Opper, Talkin' Broadway

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