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Boneau/Bryan-Brown, Inc www.boneaubryanbrown.com BONEAU/BRYAN-BROWN, INC. was formed in 1991 by Chris Boneau and Adrian Bryan-Brown, who jointly bring more than 40 years experience serving as press representatives on more than 200 productions on and off-Broadway, on national tour and in Europe. Chris Boneau Adrian Bryan-Brown Jackie Green Amy Kass Heath Schwartz Susanne Tighe Melissa Cohen Michelle Farabaugh Imani Punch Lana Picciano Angela Yamarone Linnae Hodzic Amanda Sales A representative collection of BONEAU/BRYAN-BROWN's current and upcoming clients includes: Archie, Chicago, Choir Boy, The Ferryman, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Head Over Heels, The Illusionists, Ink, King Kong, Mean Girls, Mike Birbiglia’s The New One, Moulin Rouge!, Stomp, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, and Waitress. Media Training Clients can expect to develop skills in crafting an on-target message; proper preparation techniques; maintaining control of an interview and staying on message; building confidence and reducing anxiety; nurturing comfort with public and on-camera speaking; eliminating bad habits; improving personal style; and connecting with an audience for more memorable, effective experiences. Executive Coaching Clients preparing for public presentations will learn and refine the basic skills necessary for effective public speaking and receive one on one coaching on their specific presentation. Areas of focus include honing the message of your presentation; grabbing and maintaining the audience’s interest; invaluable preparation tips; eliminating bad habits; and targeting the key points of your presentation to make sure the audience walks away with the right information, and the right impression. Teaching and Mentoring Students about to begin auditioning, interviewing to enter the workplace, or meeting with theatre professionals can take part in our teaching/mentoring program. This “speed coaching” was introduced in 2015, and we have subsequently worked with: Actors Theatre of Louisville professional training program, Columbia University, University of Kentucky, University of Miami and University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Since 1991 BONEAU/BRYAN-BROWN’s Broadway and off-Broadway productions have won: 222 Tony Awards 11 Pulitzer Prizes 219 Drama Desk Awards 155 Outer Critics Circle Awards Pulitzer Prize Winners Angels in America Between Riverside Cost of Living Disgraced Doubt Proof and Crazy Rabbit Hole Ruined Sweat Top Dog/Underdog Wit Institutions BONEAU/BRYAN-BROWN represents include: Atlantic Theater Company Audible Theatre Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Manhattan Theatre Club National Theatre Live Royal Shakespeare Company Signature Theatre Company For 16 years Boneau / Bryan-Brown served as Walt Disney Theatrical Productions’ publicist and public relations strategist launching Disney on Broadway. Broadway Productions Moulin Rouge! Jun 28, 2019- Sweat Mar 4, 2017- Jun 25, 2017 Ink Apr 2, 2019- Jitney Dec 28, 2016- Mar 12, 2017 Choir Boy Dec 27, 2018- Feb 17, 2019 The Present Dec 17, 2016- Mar 19, 2017 Celebrity Autobiography Nov 26, 2018- Dec 10, 2018 Alton Brown: Eat Your Science Nov 22, 2016- Nov 27, 2016 Mike Birbiglia’s New One Oct 25, 2018- Jan 20, 2019 A Bronx Tale Nov 3, 2016- Aug 5, 2018 King Kong Oct 5, 2018- Present Les Liaisons Dangereuses Oct 8, 2016- Jan 22, 2017 The Ferryman Oct 2, 2018- Present Oh, Hello on Broadway Sep 23, 2016- Jan 22, 2017 The Nap Sep 4, 2018- Nov 13, 2018 Heisenberg Sep 20, 2016- Dec 11, 2016 Gettin’ the Band Back Together Jul 9, 2018- Sep 16, 2018 The Encounter Sep 20, 2016- Jan 8, 2017 Head Over Heels Jun 23, 2018- Jan 6, 2019 Paramour Apr 16, 2016- Apr 16, 2017 Saint Joan Apr 3, 2018- June 10, 2018 Waitress Mar 25, 2016- Present Summer: The Donna Summer Mar 28, 2018- Dec 30, 2018 The Father Mar 22, 2016- Jun 12, 2016 Musical Our Mother’s Brief Affair Dec 28, 2015- Mar 6, 2016 Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Mar 16, 2018- Present The Gin Game Sep 18, 2015- Jan 10, 2016 Mean Girls Mar 12, 2018- Present Fool for Love Sep 15, 2015- Dec 13,2015 The Children Nov 28, 2017- Feb 4, 2018 Spring Awakening Sep 8, 2015– Jan 9, 2016 Once on This Island Nov 9, 2017- Jan 6, 2019 Penn & Teller on Broadway Jul 7, 2015- Aug 16, 2015 The Parisian Woman Nov 7, 2017- Mar 11, 2018 Amazing Grace Jun 25, 2015- Oct 25, 2015 SpongeBob SquarePants Nov 6, 2017- Sep 16, 2018 Airline Highway Apr 1, 2015- Jun 14, 2015 Prince of Broadway Aug 3, 2017- Oct 29, 2017 Living on Love Apr 1, 2015- May 3, 2015 Six Degrees of Separation Apr 5, 2017- Jun 18, 2017 Something Rotten! Mar 23, 2015- Jan 1, 2017 Bandstand Mar 31, 2017- Sep 17, 2017 Gigi Mar 23, 2015- Jun 21, 2015 The Little Foxes Mar 29, 2017- Jun 18, 2017 An American in Paris Mar 13, 2015- Oct 9, 2016 Groundhog Day Mar 16, 2017- Sep 17, 2017 The Audience Feb 2, 2015- Jun 28, 2015 The Play That Goes Wrong Mar 9, 2017- Aug 26, 2018 Constellations Dec 16, 2014- Jan 13, 2015 The Illusionists Nov 23, 2018- Dec 30, 2018 Nov 25, 2016- Jan 1, 2017 Nov 19, 2015- Jan 3, 2016 Nov 26, 2014- Jan 4, 2015 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Dec 18, 2012- Mar 30, 2013 The Elephant Man Nov 7, 2014- Feb 15, 2015 The Other Place Dec 11, 2012- Feb 24, 2013 The River Oct 31, 2014- Jan 25, 2015 Dead Accounts Nov 5, 2012- Feb 24, 2013 Disgraced Sep 27, 2014- Mar 1, 2015 The Mystery of Edwin Drood Oct 19, 2012- Mar 10, 2013 The Curious Incident of the Dog Sep 10, 2014- Sep 4, 2016 in the Night-Time The Heiress Oct 7, 2012- Feb 10, 2013 The Country House Sep 9, 2014- Nov 23, 2014 Annie Oct 3, 2012- Jan 4, 2014 Holler If Ya Hear Me Jun 2, 2014- Jul 27, 2014 Cyrano de Bergerac Sep 14, 2012- Nov 25, 2012 The Cripple of Inishmaan Apr 12, 2014- Jul 20, 2014 An Enemy of the People Sep 4, 2012- Nov 4, 2012 Casa Valentina Apr 1, 2014- Jun 29, 2014 Chaplin Aug 21, 2012- Jan 6, 2013 Hedwig and the Angry Inch Mar 29, 2014- Sep 13, 2015 Harvey May 18, 2012- Aug 5, 2012 Bullets Over Broadway Mar 11, 2014- Aug 24, 2014 One Man, Two Guvnors Apr 6, 2012- Sep 2, 2012 Outside Mullingar Jan 1, 2014- Mar 16, 2014 The Columnist Apr 4, 2012- Jul 8, 2012 No Man’s Land/Waiting for Godot Oct 26, 2013- Mar 2, 2014 Leap of Faith Apr 3, 2012- May 13, 2012 Twelfth Night/Richard III Oct 15, 2013- Feb 2, 2014 Don’t Dress for Dinner Mar 30, 2012- Jun 17, 2012 The Snow Geese Oct 1, 2013- Dec 15, 2013 Nice Work If You Can Get It Mar 29, 2012- Jun 15, 2013 Betrayal Oct 1, 2013- Jan 5, 2014 Jesus Christ Superstar Mar 1, 2012-Jul 1,2012 A Night with Janis Joplin Sep 20, 2013- Feb 9, 2014 Once Feb 28, 2012- Jan 4, 2015 I’ll Eat You Last April 5, 2013- Jun 30, 2013 Shatner’s World: We Just Live in It Feb 14, 2012- Mar 4, 2012 Orphans Mar 26, 2013- May 19, 2013 Death of a Salesman Feb 14, 2012- Jun 2, 2012 Pippin Mar 23, 2013- Jan 4, 2015 Wit Jan 5, 2012- Mar 7, 2012 The Assembled Parties Mar 21, 2013- Jul 28, 2013 The Road to Mecca Dec 16, 2011- Mar 4, 2012 Motown Jul 12, 2016- Nov 13, 2016 Stick Fly Nov 18, 2011-Feb 26, 2012 Mar 11, 2013- Jan 18, 2015 An Evening With Patti LuPone and Nov 16, 2011- Jan 13, 2012 Matilda Mar 4, 2013- Jan 1, 2017 Mandy Patinkin Lucky Guy Mar 1, 2013- Jul 3, 2013 Private Lives Nov 6, 2011- Dec 31, 2011 Hugh Jackman, Back on Oct 25, 2011- Jan 1,2012 Broadway Venus in Fur Oct 13, 2011- Jun 17,2012 Sondheim on Sondheim Apr 22, 2010- Jun 27, 2010 Relatively Speaking Sep 20, 2011- Jan 29, 2012 La Cage Aux Folles Apr 18, 2010- May 2, 2011 8 Sep 19, 2011 Million Dollar Quartet Apr 11, 2010- Jun 12, 2011 Man and Boy Sep 9, 2011- Nov 27, 2011 Lend Me a Tenor Apr 4, 2010- Aug 15, 2010 Follies Aug 7, 2011- Jan 22, 2012 Apr 1, 2010- Jun 27, 2010 Master Class Jun 21, 2011- Sep 4, 2011 Red The People in the Picture Apr 29, 2011- Jun 19, 2011 Looped Mar 14, 2010- Apr 11, 2010 The House of Blue Leaves Apr 25, 2011- Jun 25, 2011 Next Fall Mar 11, 2010- Jul 4, 2010 Apr 21, 2011- Aug 21, 2011 Jerusalem A Behanding in Spokane Mar 4, 2010 – Jun 6, 2010 Wonderland Apr 17, 2011- May 15, 2011 The Miracle Worker Mar 3, 2010 – Apr 24, 2010 The Motherf**ker with the Hat Apr 11, 2011- Jul 17, 2011 Time Stands Still Jan 28, 2010 – Mar 27, 2010 Anything Goes Apr 7, 2011- Jul 8, 2012 Jan 24, 2010 – Apr 4, 2010 The Book of Mormon Mar 24, 2011- Present A View From the Bridge John Leguizamo: Ghetto Klown Mar 22, 2011- Jul 10, 2011 Present Laughter Jan 21, 2010 – Mar 21, 2010 Priscilla, Queen of the Desert Mar 20, 2011- Jun 24, 2012 A Little Night Music Dec 13, 2009 – Jan 9, 2011 Mar 17, 2011- Jun 19, 2011 Arcadia Ragtime Nov 15, 2009- Jan 10, 2010 That Championship Season Mar 6, 2011- May 29, 2011 Brighton Beach Memoirs Oct 25, 2009- Nov 1, 2009 Good People Mar 3, 2011- May 30, 2011 After Miss Julie Oct 22, 2009- Dec 6, 2009 The Importance of Being Earnest Jan 13, 2011- Jun 26, 2011 Oct 15, 2009- Jan 24, 2010 Lombardi Oct 21, 2010- May 22, 2011 Bye Bye Birdie The Pitman Painters Sep 30, 2010- Dec 12, 2010 The Royal Family Oct 8, 2009- Dec 13, 2009 Brief Encounter Sep 28, 2010- Jan 2, 2011 Hamlet Oct 6, 2009- Dec 6, 2009 Everyday Rapture Apr 29, 2010- Jul 11, 2010 Wishful Drinking Oct 4, 2009- Jan 17, 2010 Collected Stories Apr 28, 2010- Jun 13, 2010 Burn the Floor Aug 2, 2009- Jan 10, 2010 Fences Apr 26, 2010- Jul 11, 2010 Waiting for Godot Apr 30, 2009- Jul 12, 2009 Accent on Youth Apr 29, 2009- Jun 28, 2009 The Philanthropist Apr 26, 2009- Jun 28, 2009 The Farnsworth Invention Dec 3, 2007 - 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