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Classic Theatre of Maryland\u2019s production of Anything Goes<\/em> is a colorful, joyous celebration of music, dance, and acting. Directed and choreographed by Sally Boyett, with musical direction by Maureen Codelka, it brings Cole Porter, Guy Bolton, and P.G. Wodehouse\u2019s classic musical of hijinks on a transatlantic ocean liner to glorious life.<\/p>\n

Jeff Gallup gives a determination to Billy Crocker, pursuing a soon-to-be-married woman. He sings passionately of how he feels about Hope (Allison Meyer) in \u201cEasy to Love,\u201d dancing with her and holding her close. In \u201cIt\u2019s De-Lovely,\u201d he sings joyfully of her reciprocating, though beginning comically, in drag. \u201cAll Through the Night\u201d has him clinging to his love even at his lowest point.<\/p>\n

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Reno (Camila Aldet), Fred (Josh Lee), and Billy (Jeff Gallup) in \u2018Anything Goes.\u2019 Photo by Sally Boyett.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Allison Meyer brings a fearfulness to Hope, torn between her love for Billy and her commitment to marry Evelyn (Noah Pigza). She pulls away from Gallup several times, racing away in tears. Even confronting her mother (Nancy Krebs), she cannot bring herself to say who she really wants.<\/p>\n

Camila Aldet plays Reno, Billy\u2019s friend and a nightclub performer, with a charming brashness. Realizing Billy is not interested in her romantically, she sings \u201cI Get a Kick Out of You\u201d with a slight bitterness, still charmed by him despite everything. She cements their friendship in \u201cYou\u2019re the Top,\u201d building up Billy\u2019s confidence to pursue Hope. She sings \u201cFriendship\u201d with Moonface (John Pruessner) to great comic effect, starting off sincere in their bond before devolving into seeking the spotlight and quacking at each other.<\/p>\n

Reno\u2019s fellow performers Purity (Makenzie Koehne, also Dance Captain), Chastity (Sara Evelina Davis), Charity (Mollie Becker), and Virtue (Katie Van Horn) exude sensuality, grabbing the attention of passengers and sailors. They take the spotlight in \u201cBlow, Gabriel, Blow,\u201d a brilliant take on evangelical Christian services with gorgeous outfits and outstanding dancing that prompts several passengers to confess their sins.<\/p>\n

Nancy Krebs brings an obsession with money and status as Hope\u2019s mother, Evangeline. Worried that Hope will not marry her fianc\u00e9, she arranges for the Captain (Josh Lee) to marry them as soon as possible. Dexter Hamlett plays Eli Whitley, a wealthy businessman and Billy\u2019s employer, as an old college boy, singing Yale fight songs and drinking freely. He pursues Evangeline with great comic effect.<\/p>\n

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TOP: Erma (Delaney Jackson) and Moonface (John Pruessner); ABOVE: Reno (Camila Aldet) and her Angels, in \u2018Anything Goes.\u2019 Photos by Sally Boyett.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Noah Pigza plays Hope\u2019s fianc\u00e9, Evelyn, with excellent comic timing. A British aristocrat, he writes down unusual American phrases while misusing them, telling Moonface he has \u201chot pants for you.\u201d In \u201cThe Gypsy in Me,\u201d he shows his passionate side, waving his smoking jacket like a matador and tangoing with Reno. Adam Lawrence plays the Bishop Henry T. Dobson with great portentousness, admonishing Reno and her performers for their act.<\/p>\n

John Pruessner is a hoot as Moonface Martin, a gangster stowaway. Announcing himself, he is surprised when no one recognizes him. Trying to cheer up Billy, he sings an absurd song, \u201cBe Like the Bluebird,\u201d with comic tweets and chirps. Delaney Jackson plays Moonface\u2019s partner Erma Latour with great comic timing, announcing that the sailors are teaching her how to \u201cstoke the coal.\u201d In \u201cBuddy, Beware,\u201d she sings of her needs while hurling the adoring sailors away.<\/p>\n

Sean-Edward Varner and Jacob V. Scott bring comic roguishness to Spit and Dippy, formerly under Bishop Dobson\u2019s care. They pick passengers\u2019 pockets and swipe their money in craps games. Josh Lee plays the Captain with comic authority, desperately searching for celebrities to make his ship memorable, while Cyrus Mooney plays the harried Purser, running around the ship solving problems. Joe Love and Hunter McCauley play sailors easily distracted by the beauties on board. Their songs together, \u201cSailor\u2019s Shanty\u201d and \u201cPublic Enemy Number 1,\u201d have excellent harmony, like a barbershop quartet at its finest. \u201cPublic Enemy Number 1\u201d stands out especially as a beautifully sung hymn to crime and celebrity.<\/p>\n

Scenic Designer Salydon Boyken creates a cruise ship onstage, with life preservers and bunting hanging from railings at the staircases and by the backdrop. Portholes are on the back wall. Costume Designer Sally Boyett and Wig Designer Tommy Malek evoke the 1930s with bright dresses, fur coats, and stoles for the women and striped suits, fedoras, and straw hats for the men. The Captain and Purser look spiffy in their uniforms, while the sailors are workmanlike in theirs. Reno and her showgirls dazzle in their sparkly, frilly dresses.<\/p>\n

Lighting Designer Niya John changes the lights to reflect the mood, splashing red across the stage for \u201cThe Gypsy in Me.\u201d In \u201cFriendship,\u201d Reno and Moonface fight to get the spotlight on them. Sound Designer William K. D\u2019Eugenio balances the music and the singing while throwing out ocean sounds.<\/p>\n

Voice and Dialect Coach Nancy Krebs ensures the several accents used feel authentic while remaining comprehensible to the audience. Music Director Maureen Codelka keeps the music in line with the singing. Sally Boyett and Associate Choreographer Mackenzie Koehne create visual delights by using tap, spins, twirls, kicks, lifts, and rolls in the dance numbers. \u201cAnything Goes\u201d and \u201cBlow, Gabriel, Blow\u201d are particularly stunning. The performers blend harmoniously in their singing, producing a beautiful sound. They all play well off each other and hit all the right emotional and comic moments. Anything Goes<\/em> is a romp of a good time and has the audience smiling and laughing throughout. Don\u2019t misbehave and miss it!<\/p>\n

Running Time: Two hours and 30 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission.<\/p>\n

Anything Goes<\/em><\/a> <\/strong>plays through May 18, 2025, at Classic Theatre of Maryland<\/a> \u2013 1804 West Street, Suite 200, Annapolis, MD. For tickets ($61.75\u2013$88.75), call the box office at 410-415-3513, email BoxOffice@classictheatremaryland.org,<\/a> or purchase online.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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