Assassins (musical) - Notable Cast and Characters

Notable Cast and Characters

Casts of Original, Broadway and London productions

Role Original Off-Broadway
Playwrights Horizons
London premiere
Donmar Warehouse
Broadway premiere
Studio 54
The Proprietor William Parry Paul Bentley Marc Kudisch
The Balladeer Patrick Cassidy Anthony Barclay Neil Patrick Harris
John Wilkes Booth Victor Garber David Firth Michael Cerveris
Charles Guiteau Jonathan Hadary Henry Goodman Denis O'Hare
Leon Czolgosz Terrence Mann Jack Ellis James Stacy Barbour
Giuseppe Zangara Eddie Korbich Paul Harrhy Jeffrey Kuhn
Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme Annie Golden Catheryn Bradshaw Mary Catherine Garrison
Sara Jane Moore Debra Monk Louise Gold Becky Ann Baker
John Hinckley, Jr. Greg Germann Michael Cantwell Alexander Gemignani
Samuel Byck Lee Wilkof CiarĂ¡n Hinds Mario Cantone
Lee Harvey Oswald Jace Alexander Gareth Snook Neil Patrick Harris
David Herold Marcus Olson Kevin Walton Brandon Wardell
Emma Goldman Lyn Greene Sue Kelvin Anne L. Nathan
A Housewife (Role not in this production) Michelle Fine Kendra Kassebaum

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