Company (2011)
Overview
Set in modern upper-crust Manhattan, an exploration of love and commitment as seen through the eyes of a charming perpetual bachelor questioning his single state and his enthusiastically married, slightly envious friends.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.196 |
Directed By
Lonny Price
Crew
Ellen Krass
Paul Huntley
Bob Aldridge
Gary Jelaso
Kevin Moy
Eric Kendra
Kristin Gardner
Nevio Ragazzini
Paul Huntley
Ed Chapman
Leslie Hankey
Domonic Sack
Matt Kaplowitz
Lonny Price
Megan Henninger
Brian McDonald
Pat Minietta
Annette Jolles
Matt Cowart
Jon Pretnar
Shaun Harkins
Claus Stuhlweissenburg
Win Bernfeld
Ray Hoover
Peter Fitzgerald
Lee Wilkins
Bill Finley
Jun Kim
Vanessa Anderson
Robert Amodeo
Eric Duke
Marty Granoff
Ted Snowdon
Alan Adelman
Ken Takeuchi
Dominic Bartolini
James Noone
Tracy Christensen
Joe Vitale
Angelina Avallone
Rick Sordelet
Kevin Mogel
Bob Long
Michael Schwartz
Brandon Bujnowski
Kirk Bookman
Brian Brooker
Barry Berger
Evelyn McGee-Colbert
Lonny Price
Gary Bradley
Josh Rhodes
Kate Boka
Malin Yhr
Kitt Lavoie
Stephen Sondheim
Stephen Sondheim
Stephen Sondheim
George Furth
Stephen Sondheim
Stephen Sondheim
Paul Gemignani
Stewart F. Lane
Jonathan Tunick
Bonnie Comley
Ben Toth
George Furth
TOP CAST
Neil Patrick Harris
Robert
Patti LuPone
Joanne
Martha Plimpton
Sarah
Anika Noni Rose
Marta
Jim Walton
Larry
Jon Cryer
David
Craig Bierko
Peter
Katie Finneran
Amy
Christina Hendricks
April
Aaron Lazar
Paul
Jill Paice
Susan
Jennifer Laura Thompson
Jenny
Chryssie Whitehead
Kathy
Stephen Colbert
Harry
Alexa Green
The Vocal Minority
Fred Inkley
The Vocal Minority
Rob Lorey
The Vocal Minority
Jessica Vosk
The Vocal Minority
Callie Carter
Ensemble
Ariana DeBose
Ensemble
Sean Ewing
Ensemble
Ashley Blair Fitzgerald
Ensemble
Lorin Latarro
Ensemble
Lee Wilkins
Ensemble
Paul Gemignani
Himself/Conductor
New York Philharmonic
Orchestra
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