York Theatre Presents TRULY, HOWARD HUGHES — Preview

York Theatre TRULY, HOWARD HUGHES
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A spokesperson says---

"TRULY, HOWARD HUGHES is an unconventional love story following one of the 20th century's most fascinating figures: aviator, filmmaker, businessman, and recluse, Howard Robard Hughes, Jr. The story unfolds as Hughes revisits his... life during his final moments, confronting the one thing his power and fortune could never secure..."

CAST:

  • Sean MacLaughlin - Howard Hughes

  • Brenda Braxton - Rita Randolph

  • Matthew Eby - Boy Howard

  • David Elder - Noah Dietrich

  • Eric Michael Gillet - Howard Hughes, Sr.

  • Jill Paice - Allene Hughes

  • Madison Claire Parks - Ella Botts Rice

  • Abby Church - Katharine Hepburn

  • Melvin Tunstall - Glenn

  • Dana Winkle - Aunt Annette

  • Candice Hatakeyama - Nadine Henley

  • Antonio Beverly - Charles

  • James Judy - Uncle Rupert

  • Bryan Hunt - Ensemble

  • Harrison Drake - Ensemble

  • Kelly Sheehan - Ensemble

CREATIVE TEAM:

  • Frank Evans - Book / Lyrics

  • Jennifer Paulson-Lee - Director / Choreographer / Book

  • James Scully - Book / Music

  • Chad Gorn - Lyrics

  • Scott Cady - Music Direction & Arrangements

  • Doug Besterman - Orchestrations

  • Anne Mundell - Scenic Design

  • Vanessa Leuck - Costume Design

  • Anthony Pearson - Lighting Design

  • Peter Brucker - Sound Design

  • Adam J. Thompson - Projection Design

  • Thomas Jenkeleit - Props Design

  • J.J. Janas - Wig/Hair/Makeup Design

  • David Callahan - Production Manager

  • Billy Cowles - Company Manager

  • Jeff Davolt - Production Stage Manager

  • Megan Smith - Dramaturgy

  • Jason Styres/The Casting Collaborative - Casting

WHEN:

September 9 – October 4, 2026

WHERE:

Theatre at St. Jean’s
150 East 76th Street
New York City, NY

TICKETS:

For more information and tickets visit the York Theatre website.

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