Jessica Molaskey

On stage 7 productions, 46 years

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Worked with more than once4 names

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Also credited on3 works

City of Angels
Crazy for You
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

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In the literature8 passages

• Cast: Michael Cumpsty, Daniel Evans, Alexander Gemignani, Jessica Molaskey, Jenna Russell, Mary Beth Peil, Santino Fontanaebooks/Green, Stanley/Broadway Musicals, Show By Show - Seventh Edition - Stanley Green & Cary Ginell.txt
• Top left: Featured actress Darcie Roberts, top right Lesley, front 2nd from left Jessica Molaskey, front 3rd from left Deborah Yates (who later became the ‘The Girl in the Yellow Dress’ in CONTACT), far right is Susan Misner, DREAM’s show-stopping ‘Girl in the White Dress.’ebooks/Schulman, Susan L_/Backstage Pass to Broadway_ True Tales from a Theatre Press Agent - Susan L. Schulman.txt
• "^Succeeded by: 1. KenNagy. 2.FrankMastrone.3. NoraBrennan.4. Eric Kaufman. 5. Jessica Molaskey. 6. Roger Kachel. 7. Bill Brassea. 8. Joe Locarro. 9. Fred Anderson. 10. Daniel Jamison. 11. Douglas Graham. 12. Andrea Karas. 13. Eric Scott Kincaidtheatre-pdfs/Theatre World/Theatre World, 1986-87 Season, v. 43 (Willis, John).txt
• Jeffrey Clonts, John Dewar, Jessica Molaskey, Olga Merediz, Cissy Rebich, Jean Fitzgibbons (Workers), Ann Crum 78 (Factory Girl), Jordan Leeds, J. C. Sheets, John Dewar (Sailors), Anne Marie Runolfsson, Jean Fitzgibbons, Cissy Rebich, Natalie Toro, Susan Goodman, Lisa Ann Grant, Tracy Shayne, Gretchen KingsleyWeihe (Whores), Cindy Benson…theatre-pdfs/Theatre World/Theatre World, 1988-89 Season, v. 45 (Willis).txt
• 9. Jessica Molaskey, 10. Ed Dixon, 11. Jordan Leeds, 12. Hugh Panaro, 13. Tracy Shayne Bob Marshak, Peter Cunningham Photos Left Center: Laurie Beechman, Herndon Lackey Above: Ed Dixon Top: Tim Shewtheatre-pdfs/Theatre World/Theatre World, 1988-89 Season, v. 45 (Willis).txt
• Marguerite Macintire, Ellen Greene, Jonathan Hadary, Valarie Pettiford, Jessica Molaskey in “Weird Romance”theatre-pdfs/Theatre World/Theatre World, 1991-1992 season, v. 48 (Willis).txt

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