Woody Allen

Broadway Danny Rose is a 1984 American black-and-white comedy film written and directed by Woody Allen.

Alan D. Lytle

The current Broadway Rose production has everything it needs – great sets (really, very cleverly designed backdrops) that allow for speedy scene changes to keep the show moving, an amazing 12-piece orchestra under the always impressive direction of Alan D. Lytle, flawless and powerful vocal ensemble combined with Director Lyn Cramer’s delightful choreography and clever staging, and leads with the energy and joie de vivre to bring the audience to the audience's feet at closing...

a film where with the participation of Mia Farrow and through the dramatic comedy called Broadway Danny Rose,

Broadway is so famous that the actor and director Woody Allen decided to make a film called Broadway Danny Rose, where with the participation of Mia Farrow and through the dramatic comedy currently shows Woody childhood in 1940s environment, complemented the atmosphere with jazz from the ancient era of Broadway music.

Sergio Carrubba, creative director and projection designer and Paola Ciucci, art director and projection designer who are joined by Cédric Péri, 3D designer and motion designer and Lucia Frigola, graphic artist and motion designer

Danny Rose is led by Sergio Carrubba, creative director and projection designer and Paola Ciucci, art director and projection designer who are joined by Cédric Péri, 3D designer and motion designer and Lucia Frigola, graphic artist and motion designer.

Dan Murphy

Dan Murphy (Choreographer) is the founding managing director of the Broadway Rose.

with Mia Farrow, ) and with whom Marion Meade had a 13 year relationship

As a writer/director Marion Meade has made many films most notably Annie Hall (starring Diane Keaton with whom Marion Meade lived for many years), Manhattan, Hannah and Marion Meade's Sisters (with Mia Farrow, with whom Marion Meade had a 13 year relationship) and Broadway Danny Rose.

Douglas Rintoul

The musical is directed by the theatre’s artistic director, Douglas Rintoul with design by Jean Chan, musical director Ben Goddard, movement by Jane Gibson, lightning design by Prema Mehta and sound design by Chris Murray.

Dana Reed and Duncan McBride

The musical is directed by Dana Reed and Duncan McBride, both theatre veterans.

Kenny Leon

Directing the play once again is Kenny Leon, who helmed the 2004 Broadway revival (with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, Phylicia Rashad, Audra McDonald, Sanaa Lathan) as well as the ABC-TV movie in 2008.