End of The Rainbow by Peter Quilter
Photo by John Lamb
"Judy's Back!" Actors Thomas Conroy as Anthony, Angela Ingersoll as Judy Garland, and Kyle Hatley as Mickey Deans. Photo by John Lamb
Photo by John Lamb
Photo by John Lamb
Photo by John Lamb
Photo by John Lamb
Judy Garland and her Pianist Anthony Chapman "End of the Rainbow". Photo by Patrick Huber
"Thank you... for saving my life." Photo by John Lamb
"The Man that Got Away". Photo by John Lamb
"The Man that Got Away". Photo by Patrick Huber
"It's all for you, Judy. You Know that,right? It's only ever been for you." Photo by John Lamb
"Immortality might just make up for everything....." Photo by John Lamb
"Somewhere Over The Rainbow" Photo by John Lamb
"Somewhere Over The Rainbow" Photo by Patrick Huber
"The Band Reveal". Photo by Dunsi Dai
"The Band Reveal". Photo by Patrick Huber
Set Design for "End of the Rainbow" by Dunsi Dai. Lighting Design by Patrick Huber.
Set Design for "End of the Rainbow" by Dunsi Dai. Lighting Design by Patrick Huber.
Set Design for "End of the Rainbow" by Dunsi Dai. Lighting Design by Patrick Huber.
Set Design for "End of the Rainbow" by Dunsi Dai. Lighting Design by Patrick Huber.
Angela Ingersoll at Pride St. Louis singing our Anthem "Somewhere Over The Rainbow"

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End of the Rainbow by Peter Quilter

Reviews

By Judith Newmark – St. Louis Post-Dispatch, June 24, 2018
“Angela Ingersoll leaps ‘over the rainbow’ in new Max & Louie show”

By Mark Bretz – Ladue News, June 26, 2018
“Brilliant, Extraordinary Performance Propels End of the Rainbow”

By Richard Green – Talkin’ Broadway, June 25, 2018
“Do you ever catch yourself, when you’re really entranced by a show, secretly imagining the actors on stage are slyly performing it all to you?”

By Chuck Lavazzi – OnSTL, June 30, 2018
“There’s no doubt about it, Angela Ingersoll is Judy Garland in Max and Louie Productions’ End of the Rainbow, and I don’t know how she does it every night.”

By Ann Pollack – St. Louis Eats and Drinks, June 30, 2018
“End of the Rainbow is no lighthearted whimsy, let’s establish that right away. The last few months of Judy Garland’s life come to us unvarnished, in all their spangled, stumbling glory.”

By Tina Farmer – KDHX, June 29, 2018
“Angela Ingersoll transforms into a legend in the tragically beautiful End of the Rainbow”

By Michelle Kenyon – Snoop’s Theatre Thoughts, June 25, 2018
“Max & Louie’s “End of the Rainbow” Showcases Great Talent”

By Bradley Rohlf – STL Limelight, June 27, 2018
“End of the Rainbow Stunning, Intimate Look at Judy Garland’s Legacy”

TV / Radio / Print Interviews

KMOX Harry Hamm reviews “End of the Rainbow” on Total Information AM Weekends

KPLR 11 Interview with Actors Kyle Hatley and Angela Ingersoll

RAF Interview with Jim Doyle and Actress Angela Ingersoll

KMOV Great Day St. Louis – Actress Angela Ingersoll with pianist Thomas Conroy

KTRS interview with Actress Angela Ingersoll

Director David New and Actor Paul Cereghino on “Jay Kanzler’s All Access” on KTRS

Take Ten with Paul Cereghino – Lynn Venhaus STL Limelight, July 5, 2018

National Reviews

“Angela Ingersoll was born to play Judy Garland. Ingersoll’s tour-de-force performance is an act of breathtaking alchemy-a simultaneously sublime and chilling act of transformation. And it may well leave you believing you’ve encountered the ghost of the beloved film star.” – Chicago Sun-Times

“The best Judy Garland Chicago ever saw. Barring the real one… It is a simply magnificent portrayal.” – Chicago Tribune

“A Knockout Performance of Staggering Beauty….You’re Gonna Love It, Come Rain or Come Shine.” – Time Out Chicago

Synopsis

It’s 1968 and Judy Garland is about to make her comeback… again. In a London hotel room, with both her new young fiancé and her adoring accompanist, Garland struggles to get “beyond the rainbow” with her signature cocktail of talent, tenacity and razor sharp wit. Featuring some of Garland’s most memorable songs, this savagely funny play-with-music offers unique insight into the inner conflict that inspired and consumed one of the most beloved figures of our time.

This St. Louis premiere stars Angela Ingersoll, reprising her star turn as Judy Garland in “End of the Rainbow”, having garnered the Chicago Jeff Award for her stunning portrayal of Garland at Porchlight Music Theatre Chicago and recently, to great acclaim, at Los Angeles’ La Mirada Theatre.

“End of the Rainbow” triumphed in London’s West End and on Broadway. The show received 3 Tony nominations and 4 Olivier nominations,including “Best New Play”.

*Contains Adult Language.

Cast

Angela Ingersoll* – Judy Garland
Paul Cereghino – BBC Interviewer/Porter/ASM
Thomas Conroy* – Anthony
Kyle Hatley* – Mickey Deans

Production Staff

David New** – Director
Dunsi Dai – Scenic designer
Elaine Laws – Props Designer
Jacob Boshears – Sound Designer & Sound Engineer
Joseph M. Novak – Technical Director
Kevin J Bowman – Production Manager
Lee Anne Mathews* – Stage Manager
Maren Wander – Wardrobe Assistant
Marla Stoker – Publicist/Social Marketing
Patrick Huber – Lighting Designer
Phillip Evans – Light Board Op
Rissa Crozier – Wardrobe Supervisor
Star Turner – Assistant Scenic Designer
Teresa Doggett – Costume Designer
Thomas Conroy* – Musical Director
Tony Anselmo – Master Electrician
Emma Hersom – Run Crew
Taylor Baer – Run Crew, Electrician

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association
** SDC Stage Directors and Choreographers Society

Play Times and Venue

Opening Day: June 21, 2018
Closing Day: July 1, 2018