Book by MelBrooks and Thomas Meehan Music and Lyrics by Mel Brooks and by special arrangement with StudioCanal
The Producer's contains adult content and language.
New England’s hottest entertainer, Ryan Landry, returns to the Playhouse as Roger De Bris!
Starring Cory English (straight from the London's West End!) as Max Bialystock!
Andy Taylor as Leo Bloom and Ida Leigh Curtis as Ulla recreate their roles from the National Tour!
Bill Nolte from the Las Vegas cast stars as Franz!
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“The first rate production of Mel Brooks' The Producers...one you ought to see.” - The Portland Press Herald Read the full review
"The Producers' marks a new pinnacle of achievement in theater for this area... Cory English as Max Bialystock and Andy Taylor as Leo Bloom, the two producers of the show's title, are consummately professional and slick as black ice in their roles...This cast absolutely deserved the standing ovation it received... If you get a chance to get up to Ogunquit it would be worth every penny you have to spend...you'll have a ball!" - The Portsmouth Herald Read the full review
The Ogunquit Playhouse is thrilled to be one of the first regional theatres in the country to recreate the Broadway production featuring Robin Wagner’s fantastic Tony-Award winning sets and William Ivey Long’s spectacular Tony award winning costumes in this one time only star studded production of The Producers!
The once great Broadway producer Max Bialystock has had a series of box office flops, his most recent a musical adaptation of HAMLET called "Funny Boy". While reviewing Max's financial records, Leopold Bloom, Max's neurotic accountant, figures out that Max is making more money with his flops than with his successes. Max quickly devises a plan to find the worst script and the worst director for his next venture in order to ensure a spectacular flop
And it he doesn’t have to look far. With Springtime for Hitler, a gay romp about Adolf and Eva at Berchtesgaden", a highly questionable musical written by Franz Leibkind, a Nazi sympathizer, and Roger DeBris, who just so happens to be fond of wearing dresses, the stage is set for failure and farce!
In the end, Max and Leo's scheme fails when "Springtime for Hitler" becomes a box office smash and Max and Leo’s troubles begin for real.
Don’t miss a moment of the laughs as Mel Brook’s inimitable brand of humor takes audiences for a summertime romp on the Playhouse stage.