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DARREN-Resume 2019.Pdf Darren R. Cohen - Musical Director/Conductor/Pianist email: [email protected] website: www.darrenRcohen.com cell: (646) 489-4567 BROADWAY Chicago (w/Jasmine Guy, Sandy Duncan, Marilu Henner Shubert Theatre Bebe Neuwirth) Chicago (w/Karen Ziemba, Brent Barrett) National Tour A Chorus Line Shubert Theatre Fosse (orig cast) Broadhurst Theatre Tommy St. James Theatre Meet Me in St. Louis (orig cast) Gershwin Theatre Woman Songwriters (w/ Michael Feinstein Carnegie Hall and Roslyn Kind) OFF-BROADWAY Make Me a Song (original cast recording) New World Stages Musical Director/Pianist (William Finn supervisor) Zombie Prom (original cast recording) Variety Arts Musical Director Carnival (w/Karen Mason) York Theatre Company Musical Director (Outer Critics Circle Award - Best Musical) Bar Mitzvah Boy York Theatre Company Musical Director/Pianist A...My Name Is Still Alice (original cast) Second Stage Musical Director, Keyboards Show Me Where The Good Times Are Jewish Repertory Co. Musical Director/Pianist The Fantasticks Sullivan Street Playhouse Pianist Day Dreams...Music of Doris Day Intar Theatre Musical Director /Arranger Georgy Wings Theatre Co. Musical Director/Arranger Nunsense Fairbanks Theatre Conductor/Pianist Oh. Boy! York Theatre Company Musical Director/Pianist And The World Goes Round (original cast) Westside Theatre Keyboards Anyone Can Whistle (Mr. Sondheim consultant) 47th Street Theatre Musical Director/Conductor Homefires Actor’s Playhouse Musical Director/Arranger Out of the Blue 30th Street Theatre Musical Director/Pianist The Other Lincoln York Theatre Company Musical Director/Pianist Ann E. Wrecksick Ars Nova Musical Director Inside The Music...Donna McKechnie Various Musical Director/Pianist Gypsy in My Soul…Donna McKechnie Various Musical Director/Pianist Hey, Ma...Kaye Ballard National Tour Musical Director/Conductor Some Enchanted Evening Columbia Artists Musical Director/Pianist Grease (dir. Jeffrey B. Moss) National Touring Musicals Musical Director REGIONAL/STOCK/WORKSHOPS/EVENTS ANOC Assoc. National Olympic Committee - Gala Constitution Hall/NBC Sports Musical Director West Side Story (chor, Robert La Fosse) Barrington Stage Co Musical Director/Conductor Into The Woods Barrington Stage Co Musical Director/Conductor Company (w/ Aaron Tveit) Barrington Stage Co Musical Supervisor Ragtime (dir. Joe Calarco) Barrington Stage Co Musical Director/Conductor Daddy Long Legs (dir. Michael Mastro) George Street Playhouse Musical Director/Pianist Pirates of Penzance (dir. John Rando Barrington Stage Co Musical Director/Conductor w/Will Swenson, David Garrison, Kyle Dean Massey, Jane Carr, Phillip Boykin) Murder Ballad Studio Theatre (D.C.) Musical Director/Pianist Next To Normal Center Stage – Baltimore Musical Director/Pianist On The Town (w/ Tony Yazbeck & Elizabeth Stanley Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Conductor Michael Rupert, Alysha Umphress) (dir. John Rando / chor. Josh Bergasse) Les Miserables Pioneer Theatre Co. Musical Director/Conductor Man of La Mancha (w/Jeff McCarthy, Ed Dixon Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Conductor & Meg Bussert) Kiss Me, Kate (dir. Joe Calarco) Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Conductor The Game (w/ Rachel York) Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Conductor Dear World (w/Sally Ann Howes/Georgia Engel) Goodspeed-at-Chester MusicalDirector/Arranger Follies (w/Donna McKecknie, Lara Teeter) Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Conductor Guys and Dolls (w/ Leslie Kritzer, dir, John Rando) Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Pianist Wallenberg the Musical White Plains Performing Arts Musical Director/Conductor Sweeney Todd Barrington Stage Co Musical Director/Conductor (w/ Harriet Harris, Jeff McCarthy & Ed Dixon) West Side Story (chor. Josh Bergasse) Barrington Stage Co Musical Director/Conductor Carousel (chor. Josh Bergasse) Barrington Stage Co Musical Director/Pianist Fiddler on the Roof (Brad Oscar, Joanna Glushak) Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Conductor Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (dir. Richard Stafford) Sacramento Music Circus Musical Director/Pianist The Human Comedy Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Conductor (w/Debby Boone) Galt MacDermot, Supervisor Footloose (chor. Bob Richard) Sacramento Music Circus Musical Director/Conductor Cabaret (w/Teri Ralston) Sacramento Music Circus Musical Director/Conductor A Little Night Music (w/Nancy Opal) Sacramento Music Circus Musical Director/Conductor (dir. Stafford Arima) Smokey Joe’s Café Sacramento Music Circus Musical Director/Conductor Zorba (w/Anita Gillette, Ron Holgate) North Shore Music Theatre Musical Director/Conductor A Funny Thing…Forum (dir. Ed Stern) Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Musical Director/Pianist Side By Side By Sondheim Coconut Grove Playhouse Musical Director/Pianist (Karen Mason, Florence Lacey) A Little Night Music (w/ Donna McKechnie) Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Musical Director/Conductor Mack and Mabel (Jerry Herman/Prod Supervisor) Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Conductor Little Shop Of Horrors (w/Lara Teeter) The MUNY Musical Director/Conductor Hot Mikado (West Coast Premiere) Sacramento/San Jose CLO Musical Director /Conductor Off Key (Richard Adler-Musical Supervisor) George Street Playhouse Musical Director/Pianist (dir. Marcia Milgrom Dodge) Cabaret (w/Marni Nixon/Spiro Malas) Hasty Pudding Musical Director/Pianist On The Twentieth Century (w/ Kim Crosby) Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Conductor A Grand Night For Singing (w/Michelle Pawk) North Shore Music Theatre Musical Director/Pianist No Way To Treat a Lady (w/Bradley Dean) Barrington Stage Co. Musical Director/Pianist Assassins Players Theatre Columbus Musical Director/Pianist Jacques Brel...(w/Darius DeHaas) Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Musical Director/Pianist Closer Than Ever Westport Playhouse Musical Director/Pianist Flora, The Red Menace Westport Playhouse Musical Director/Pianist Beehive Asolo Theatre/Cincinnati Playhouse Musical Director/Pianist Homefires American Stage Company Musical Director/Arranger Sugar Downtown Cabaret Theatre Musical Director/Pianist Sally Blane...Teenage Girl Detective Bristol Riverside Theatre Mus.Dir/Pianist/Arranger Molly Sweeney (dir. Igor Goldin) Workshop Musical Director/Pianist Out of The Blue 37th Street Theatre Musical Director/Pianist Glimmerglass Nat’l Alliance of Musical Theatre Musical Director/Pianist Arthur-The Musical Musical Theatre Works Musical Director/Pianist Villainy (w/ Tracie Bennett) Shelter Penthouse Musical Director/Arranger Dorothy Parker (w/Michelle Pawk) York Theatre Company Musical Director/Pianist Broadway Revisited (Ben Bagley) Original Cast Recording Pianist Stage Fright – 2015 Musical Theatre Lab Prospect Theatre Company Musical Director/Pianist EDUCATION – Graduate of the Eastman School of Music - University of Rochester SPECIAL SKILLS –Vocal Coach, Choral Director, Extensive Sheet Music Library, Finale 25.5, Musical Theatre Audition Seminars, Published Author and Arranger, Member: American Federation of Musicians –Local 802 .
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