"Tomorrowland" is the first in Moscow traditionally styled classical American musical. Composed by Andrew G. White, directed by John Adams and produced by Charles Stevens, known for his collaboration with Andrew Lloyd Webber, the piece is dedicated to love story of American man and Russian woman, which evolves over the background of Russian life of 1991.
Critics unanimously mentioned great scenery and pretty good acting in very poorly written play.
Bobby LEWIS (1927)
Ted TAYLOR (1934)
Sonny BONO (1935)
Pete CHRISTLIEB (1945)
Jeff CLAYTON (1954)
James INGRAM (1956)
Andy TAYLOR (1961)
