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Broadway's Something Rotten! Announces Complete Casting - Tickets on Sale Sunday, January 18

Last Edit:	Official_Press_Release 02:39 pm EST 01/14/15
Posted by:	Official_Press_Release (www.RottenBroadway.com) 02:36 pm EST 01/14/15

Complete Cast and Creative Team Announced For the World Premiere Musical Comedy Something Rotten! John Cariani, Heidi Blickenstaff, Brad Oscar, Kate Reinders, Brooks Ashmanskas, Peter Bartlett, Gerry Vichi, Michael James Scott Join Stars Two Time Tony Award® Nominee Brian d’Arcy James Tony Award® Winner Christian Borle To Complete the 30 Member Company Tickets on Sale to General Public Sunday, January 18 Producer Kevin McCollum is proud to announce that celebrated Broadway musical theater favorites, Tony Award® nominee John Cariani (Fiddler on the Roof), Heidi Blickenstaff ([title of show]), Tony Award® nominee Brad Oscar (The Producers), Kate Reinders (Wicked), Tony Award® nominee Brooks Ashmanskas (Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me), Peter Bartlett (Cinderella), Gerry Vichi (The Drowsy Chaperone) and Michael James Scott (The Book of Mormon) will join Tony Award nominee Brian d’Arcy James (Shrek) and Tony Award winner Christian Borle (Peter and the Starcatcher) to round out the 30 member cast of the completely original new musical comedy Something Rotten!, directed and choreographed by Tony Award® winner Casey Nicholaw (The Book of Mormon, Aladdin), with music and lyrics by Grammy Award® winner Wayne Kirkpatrick and Golden Globe Award® nominee Karey Kirkpatrick and a book by Karey Kirkpatrick and best-selling author John O’Farrell. Something Rotten!’s ensemble will also feature Eric Giancola (The Book of Mormon), Linda Griffin (The Drowsy Chaperone), David Hibbard (Elf), Jenny Hill (Spamalot), Stacey Todd Holt (Rocky), Courtney Iventosch (Wicked tour), Aaron Kaburick (Motown The Musical), Austin Lesch (Violet), Beth Johnson Nicely (Bullets Over Broadway), Aleks Pevec (Aladdin), Angie Schworer (Big Fish), Eric Sciotto (The Mystery of Edwin Drood), Brian Shepard (Young Frankenstein), Chelsea Morgan Stock (Sister Act), Ryan VanDenBoom (Annie), Matt Wall (Annie), Marisha Wallace (Aladdin), and Bud Weber (Aladdin). The award-winning design team of Broadway veterans will feature Scott Pask (scenic design), Gregg Barnes (costume design), Natasha Katz (lighting design), Peter Hylenski (sound design), Josh Marquette (hair design), Phil Reno (music direction / conductor), Glen Kelly (arrangements), Larry Hochman (orchestrations) and casting by Telsey + Company/Bethany Knox, CSA. Something Rotten! will begin previews Monday, March 23 and officially open Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at the St. James Theatre (246 West 44th Street). Tickets to Something Rotten! will go on sale to the general public Sunday, January 18 online at www.telecharge.com or by calling 212-239-6200 and will be available in person at The St. James Theatre box office (246 West 44th Street) beginning Monday, February 23. From the co-director of The Book of Mormon and the producer of Avenue Q comes something original… something fresh... Something Rotten!, a world-premiere musical comedy about the musical comedy that started it all. Welcome to the ‘90s — the 1590s — long before the dawn of premium tickets, star casting and reminders to turn off your cell phones. Brothers Nick (d’Arcy James) and Nigel Bottom (Cariani) are desperate to write a hit play but are stuck in the shadow of that Renaissance rockstar known as “The Bard” (Borle). When a local soothsayer foretells that the future of theatre involves singing, dancing and acting at the same time, Nick and Nigel set out to write the world’s very first MUSICAL! But amidst the scandalous excitement of Opening Night, the Bottom Brothers realize that reaching the top means being true to thine own self… and all that jazz. With its heart on its ruffled sleeve and sequins in its soul, Something Rotten! is an uproarious dose of pure Broadway fun and an irresistible ode to musicals — those dazzling creations that entertain us, inspire us, and remind us that everything’s better with an exclamation point! BIOGRAPHIES BRIAN D’ARCY JAMES (Nick Bottom) recently finished shooting Tom McCarthy’s upcoming feature film Spotlight alongside Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo and Rachel McAdams as the four member Boston Globe “Spotlight” team who won the Pulitzer Prize for their reporting on the Boston Archdiocese Catholic Church sex abuse scandal. He will also be seen in the upcoming Tina Fey and Amy Poehler comedy Sisters. Brian is a two time Tony Award® nominee for his title role performance in Shrek the Musical (Outer Critics Circle and Drama Desk Award winner) and as Sidney Falco in Sweet Smell of Success. He will next appear as King George in the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical Hamilton at the Public Theater. Brian also starred in The Public Theater’s Giant. At Lincoln Center, he appeared as Banquo in Macbeth directed by Jack O’Brien alongside Ethan Hawke. He earned rave reviews on Broadway in the play Time Stands Still opposite Laura Linney, Christina Ricci and Eric Bogosian and originated the role of Dan Goodman in the Pulitzer Prize winning musical Next to Normal Off Broadway before reprising his role on Broadway. He is also an OBIE Award winner for his appearance in Conor McPherson’s The Good Thief. Other Broadway and Off-Broadway credits include The Wild Party, Port Authority (Lucille Lortel Award), The Lieutenant of Inishmore, The Apple Tree, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Titanic, Carousel and Blood Brothers. Film work includes Time Out of Mind, Admission, Bird in a Box, Fitzgerald Family Christmas, Game Change, Friends with Kids and Ghost Town. On television he is perhaps most well known for co-starring in the NBC series “Smash” as Frank Houston opposite Debra Messing. He most recently appeared on “Law & Order: SVU.” Other credits include the F/X pilot “Hoke” starring Paul Giamatti, “Ironside,” CBS’s “The Good Wife,” recurring on Showtime’s “The Big C” starring Laura Linney, “Person of Interest,” “Rescue Me” and “Cashmere Mafia.” CHRISTIAN BORLE (The Bard). Broadway: Peter and the Starcatcher (Tony Award®), Mary Poppins, Legally Blonde, Spamalot, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Amour, Footloose, Jesus Christ Superstar. Off-Broadway: Sweeney Todd (PBS’ Live at Lincoln Center), Angels in America (Signature Theatre), Elegies: A Song Cycle (Lincoln Center), On The Town and Little Me (City Center Encores!). Television: “Smash,” “Masters of Sex,” “The Good Wife,” “Sofia The First,” Disney Junior’s “Lucky Duck,” “The Sound of Music Live!,” “Peter Pan Live!” Film: The Bounty Hunter, Michael Mann’s upcoming Blackhat. JOHN CARIANI (Nigel Bottom). Broadway: Fiddler on the Roof (Tony Award® nomination, Outer Critics Circle Award). Off-Broadway: Almost, Maine (Transport Group, Jack Cummings, Dir.);Two Gentlemen of Verona (The Public/NYSF, Kathleen Marshall, Dir.); Modern Orthodox (Dodger Stages, James Lapine, Dir.); It’s My Party (Arclight, Jeannie Berlin, Dir.). Regional: Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Old Globe, Center Theatre Group, Barrington Stage Company, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival. Several films, including Showtime (with Robert De Niro), Elephant Sighs (with Ed Asner), and Scotland, PA (withChristopher Walken). Television: Recent guest stars on “The Good Wife” and “Homeland.” Recurring roles on “Law & Order” (5 seasons as CSU Tech Beck), “Numb3rs” and “The Onion News Network.” Playwright: Almost, Maine currently playing at the Park Theatre in London; Last Gas (newly published by DPS); Love/Sick (opening this winter at RFP Art Space). HEIDI BLICKENSTAFF (Bea). Broadway: The Addams Family (Alice Beineke), [title of show] (Heidi), Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Ursula), The Full Monty. Off-Broadway and other New York: [title of show] and Now. Here. This. at The Vineyard Theatre and The Most Happy Fella (Cleo) at City Center Encores!. Regional productions include Elf (Emily Hobbs) at The Paper Mill Playhouse, Dog and Pony (Jane/Bonnie) at The Old Globe, Next to Normal (Diana)at The Weston Playhouse, First You Dream: The Music of Kander and Ebb at The Kennedy Center and Signature Theatre, and Meet John Doe (Ann) at Ford’s Theatre (Helen Hayes Award). Heidi has performed extensively in concert at venues including Carnegie Hall, The 92Y, Merkin Hall, 54 Below and Joe’s Pub. Duke University graduate. BRAD OSCAR (Nostradamus). Broadway: Big Fish, Nice Work if You Can Get It, The Producers, (Tony Award® nomination),The Addams Family, Spamalot, Jekyll & Hyde, Aspects of Love. National Tour: The Phantom of the Opera, Young Frankenstein, Jekyll &Hyde. West End: The Producers. Off Broadway: Forbidden Broadway, The Body Beautiful, Encores! Bells Are Ringing and Do Re Mi, directed and performed in Broadway by the Year 1931 and 1968 at Town Hall. Regional: Fiddler on the Roof (Barrington Stage), Barnum (Asolo Rep/Maltz Jupiter- Carbonell Award, Best Actor in a Musical), The Mystery of Irma Vep, Cabaret and Damn Yankees (Arena Stage), The First Wives Club (Old Globe), Moonlight and Magnolias (Cape Playhouse) Annie (TOTS, Atlanta). Film: Ghost Town, The Producers. Television: "Smash," "The Good Wife" and three "Law & Orders." KATE REINDERS (Portia). Broadway: Wicked (Broadway and Original Chicago Company, Jefferson Award nomination); Gypsy (with Bernadette Peters, Sam Mendes, Dir.); Good Vibrations; Into the Woods (2002 Revival, James Lapine, Director); The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Scott Ellis, Dir.). Off-Broadway: A Year with Frog and Toad (Original Cast Recording). Regional: Party Come Here (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Nerds (New York Stage & Film), Hair (Bay Street). Television: Series regular on “Work It” (ABC), “Sherri” (Lifetime); guest star on “Anger Management,” “Modern Family,” “Ugly Betty.” Film: Russell Madness, Grudge Match, Such Good People, Certainty, Kinsey. Comedy: Singing/songwriting duo TASTiSKANK (with Sarah Litzsinger; 2007 Breakout Award HBO Comedy Arts Festival). BROOKS ASHMANSKAS (Brother Jeremiah). Broadway: Bullets Over Broadway (Susan Stroman, dir.); Promises, Promises (Rob Ashford, dir.); Present Laughter (Nicholas Martin, dir.); The Ritz (Joe Mantello, dir.); Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me (Scott Wittman, dir; Tony Award, Drama Desk nominations); The Producers (Susan Stroman, dir.); Gypsy (Sam Mendes, dir.); Little Me (Rob Marshall, dir.); Dream (Wayne Cilento, dir.); How To Succeed…(1996; Des McAnuff, dir.). Off-Broadway: Wise Guys (Sam Mendes, dir.); On A Clear Day…(Mark Brokaw, dir.); Labor Day (Jack O'Brien, dir.); London Suite (Daniel Sullivan, dir.); Songs For A New World (Daisy Prince, dir.). Regional: Ford's, Mark Taper, A.C.T., Williamstown, Huntington, McCarter, Hartford, Kennedy Center, Old Globe, Arena, Hangar. Tours: Cinderella, Noises Off. Film: Julie and Julia (Nora Ephron, dir.). Television: “The Good Wife.” BA from Bennington College. PETER BARTLETT (Lord Clapham / Judge). Broadway: Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, A Free Man of Color, The Drowsy Chaperone, The Frogs, Beauty and the Beast, Never Gonna Dance, Boom Boom Room. Off-Broadway: The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told (Drama Desk nomination),The Illusion, The New Century. Regional: La Jolla, Williamstown, Guthrie, ATL, Theatre in the Square (Jeffrey/Drama-Logue and Bay Area Critics Circle Awards). Film: The Princess and the Frog, Meet the Parents, The Producers, Jeffrey. Television: "The Big C," "Law and Order," "One Life to Live"(20 years as Nigel). GERRY VICHI (Shylock) returns to the Broadway musical stage following memorable turns in the hit comedies Curtains and The Drowsy Chaperone. He made his Broadway debut in 1981 in the original cast of Woman of the Year. Other Broadway credits include Annie Get Your Gun, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Anything Goes and Ain’t Broadway. He was featured as the Wizard in The Wizard of Oz and Fezziwig in A Christmas Carol, both at Madison Square Garden and appeared with Bill Irwin in Scapin at Roundabout Theater Company. Regional: Minsky’s (Ahmanson Theatre); 1776 (Williamstown); No, No, Nanette and Very Good Eddie (Goodspeed Opera House); Gallileo and A Servant of Two Masters (Baltimore Stage).Film: City Hall, Just My Luck Spike Lee’s Inside Man, My Bakery in Brooklyn, This is Where I Leave You, Sex and the City 2. Television: “Deadbeat,” “The Good Wife,” “Bored to Death,” “How to Make it in America.” MICHAEL JAMES SCOTT (Minstrel / Ensemble) is best known for originating the role of Dr. Gostwana (aka “The Maggots Guy”) in The Book of Mormon and most recently was seen playing “The Blue Guy” as the original standby for the The Genie in Disney's Aladdin. Broadway: Mamma Mia!, All Shook Up, The Pirate Queen, Tarzan, Hair and Elf. West End: Assoc. Choreo Hair. Other: standby/perf'd for Ben Vereen Fosse (int’l tour), Here’s to Joe opposite Donna McKechnie, Jerry Springer: The Opera (Carnegie Hall). Jersey Boys (Original Last Vegas Cast), Donkey in Shrek (The Muny). Tweetgram: @iamMJScott ERIC GIANCOLA (Ensemble). Broadway: The Book of Mormon (swing), Mamma Mia! (swing). Broadway Tours: The Book of Mormon (Dance Captain/swing), Mary Poppins (u/s Robertson Aye, Valentine), Mamma Mia! (swing/Assistant Dance Captain). Regional favorites: Goodspeed and MSMT. NYU grad. LINDA GRIFFIN (Ensemble).. 30 years of show business; proud member of Actors Equity. Broadway/NY: The Drowsy Chaperone, Anyone Can Whistle. Tours: Wicked, A Chorus Line, 42nd Street, Beauty & The Beast. Regional: Minsky’s, The Producers, Mary Poppins, Parfumerie. Bert & Lindy (Ukulele Duo). Certified Horticulturist DAVID HIBBARD (Ensemble). Broadway: Elf (Matthews), Billy Elliot, Spamalot (Patsy); A Class Act (Bobby/ Michael Bennett); Once Upon A Mattress (Jester); Cats (Rum Tum Tugger) - 2,197 performances. Off- Broadway: Disaster! (Tony).Tons of regional theatre, numerous television and radio commercials & documentary narrations. Music Education degree -The Ohio State University, Teacher - CAP21 Studios. JENNY HILL (Ensemble). Original Broadway Companies: Seussical - Gertrude McFuzz u/s, Spamalot - Lady of the Lady u/s, Elf - Jovie and Deb u/s, Wonderful Town - Helen (City Center) and Disney’s Aida. 1st National Touring Company of Kiss Me Kate - Lois/Bianca. The Metropolitan Opera - The Merry Widow - Margot (with Placido Domingo). Background vocalist for Clay Aiken’s “On My Way Here.” STACEY TODD HOLT (Ensemble). Stacey Todd Holt was last seen on Broadway in Rocky. Prior credits include Elf (X2), Cry-Baby, The Drowsy Chaperone, The Producers, Contact, Big, Crazy For You. National Tour credits include C4U, Contact, and Young Frankenstein. Television appearances range from “Great Performances” on PBS to launching chicken strips for Wendy's. COURTNEY IVENTOSCH (Swing). Broadway Debut! Credits: Wicked Tours (Nessarose u/s, ensemble), On The Town (Ivy Smith, 5th Avenue), Brigadoon (Jean MacLaren, Sacramento Music Circus). AARON KABURICK (Ensemble). Broadway: Motown The Musical, Sister Act, Billy Elliot. National tours: Billy Elliot, Annie and The Full Monty. Regional: St. Louis Muny, North Carolina Theatre, and New Harmony. College: Boston University (Economics). Hometown: Carlinville, IL. AUSTIN LESCH (Ensemble). Broadway: Billy Elliot, Violet. Off-Broadway: Altar Boyz. New York City Center Encores!: Violet. National Tour: Altar Boyz. TV/Film: “Peter Pan Live!,” Across the Universe. Graduate of the Boston Conservatory. BETH JOHNSON NICELY (Ensemble). Broadway: Bullets Over Broadway, Young Frankenstein, Spamalot, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, 42nd Street (1st National tour). Encores! On Your Toes. Favorite Regional: Minsky's (Ahmanson), Robin & 7 Hoods (Old Globe), The Muny. Radio City Rockette. TV: “SNL,” “30 Rock,” “Jimmy Fallon.” www.JustDessertsNYC.com.Twitter: @browniejdnyc. Instagram: @bethjnicely ALEKS PEVEC (Ensemble). Broadway: Catch Me if You Can, Evita, Aladdin. Tours: Wicked, White Christmas. The Who's Tommy (Tommy) in Los Angeles. Regional: Pippin, Rocky Horror Picture Show. ANGIE SCHWORER (Ensemble). Broadway: Big Fish, Catch Me If You Can, The Producers (Ulla), Young Frankenstein, Chicago, Sunset Boulevard, Crazy for You, Annie Get Your Gun, The Will Rogers Follies. Met: The Merry Widow. TV: “Smash,” “Law & Order: CI,” “Queer Eye,” “As the World Turns,” “The Kennedy Center Honors.” Film: The Producers. ERIC SCIOTTO (Ensemble). Broadway: Annie Get Your Gun, Aida, Sweet Smell of Success, Sweet Charity, 42nd Street, Cry-Baby, A Chorus Line, Pal Joey, Rock of Ages, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, …Drood. Regional: A Chorus Line (Zach), Footloose (Ren), Pirates of Penzance (Frederic), Aida (Radames), and Seven Brides (Frank). Twitter: @E_DaddySciotto BRIAN SHEPARD (Ensemble). Broadway: Spamalot, Young Frankenstein, Follies, Guys & Dolls, Annie Get Your Gun, Peter Pan. Favorite recent regional roles include: Phil, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas; Bud Frump, How To Succeed; Bert, Mary Poppins; Chip, On the Town; & Cosmo Brown, Singin’ in the Rain. CHELSEA MORGAN STOCK (Ensemble). Broadway: The Little Mermaid (Ariel first replacement; Andrina original cast/cast recording), Baby It’s You (MaryJane standby), Sister Act (Sister Mary Robert u/s). Regional: Goodspeed (Annie Get Your Gun; Winne Tate and Good News; Connie Lane), NSMT/Cape Playhouse (Footloose; Ariel), DSM (Little Mermaid; Ariel), Sacramento Music Circus (A Chorus Line; Maggie). RYAN VANDENBOOM (Ensemble). Michigan native, previously appeared in the latest Broadway revival of Annie at the Palace Theatre. He has toured the country and abroad performing with symphony orchestras as a soloist in Here To Stay: The Gershwin Experience. Alumni of NYU and CAP21. MATT WALL (Swing). Broadway: Annie; Evita; How To Succeed...; Promises, Promises; South Pacific; Curtains; The Drowsy Chaperone; 110 in the Shade; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels; Thoroughly Modern Millie; Follies; Saturday Night Fever. TV: “The Good Wife,” “Peter Pan Live.” Film: The Intern, Ted 2. BFA, The Boston Conservatory. MARISHA WALLACE (Ensemble). Broadway: Disney's Aladdin (Fortune Teller/OBC). National Tour: Book of Mormon (1st National). Film/TV: Disney’s Frozen Fever. Off-Broadway: Sistas!. Regional: Oklahoma! (Ado Annie), One Night with Janis Joplin (Blues Singer), Dreamgirls (Effie). ECU alum! Follow @marishawallace www.marishawallace.com BUD WEBER (Ensemble). Graduate of Boston Conservatory, previous credits include Wicked, The Book of Mormon and Aladdin. CASEY NICHOLAW (Director, Choreographer). Currently represented on Broadway as director and choreographer of Disney’s Aladdin (2014 Tony,® Drama Desk & Outer Critics Circle Award nominations Best Choreography), co-director and choreographer of The Book of Mormon (2011 Tony®, Drama Desk & Outer Critics Circle Awards as co-director with Trey Parker receiving the same nominations for choreography). Other Broadway credits as director/choreographer: Elf: The Musical; The Drowsy Chaperone (2006 Tony®, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle nominations); Monty Python’s Spamalot directed by Mike Nichols (2005 Tony®, Drama Desk & Outer Critics Circle nominations Best Choreography). Additional New York credits: for City Center Encores! – highly acclaimed productions of Anyone Can Whistle and Follies (direction/choreography), Bye Bye Birdie (choreography) and Can-Can (musical staging); for New York Philharmonic – Candide; South Pacific at Carnegie Hall (also on PBS Great Performances), Sinatra: His Voice, His World, His Way at Radio City Music Hall. He directed and choreographed the world premieres of Minsky’s at Center Theater Group and Robin and the 7 Hoods at the Old Globe. WAYNE KIRKPATRICK (Music and Lyrics) Grammy Award® winning songwriter of “Change the World” by Eric Clapton (Song of the Year). Other Top Ten singles include “Every Heartbeat,” “Good For Me” (Amy Grant); “Wrapped Up In You” (Garth Brooks); “Place In This World” (Michael W. Smith); “My, Oh, My” (The Wreckers); writer and producer of three albums by Little Big Town, including hits “Boondock,” “Bring It On Home,” “A Little More You” and “Little White Church;” musician and music Director for Amy Grant's House of Love international tour. He has written in pop, rock, country, R&B, Americana and alternative formats, having songs recorded by Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, Wynonna Judd, Joe Cocker, Gabe Dixon, George Strait, Mindy Smith, Trisha Yearwood, Babyface, Peter Frampton and songs on the last three Bonnie Raitt albums which yielded the singles “I Can’t Help You Now,” “I Will Not Be Broken” and “Take My Love With You.” His songs have been featured in films such as Almost Famous (“You Had to Be There,” “Hour of Need”) and Tin Cup (“It Don’t Matter to the Sun”) as well as television shows such as “Gray's Anatomy,” “Hart of Dixie” and “Nashville” as well as the national Dr. Pepper jingle, “Be You, Do What You Do”, performed by Garth Brooks. KAREY KIRKPATRICK (Book, Music & Lyrics) began his career as a screen and songwriter for Walt Disney Feature Animation where he penned The Rescuers Down Under and James and the Giant Peach. Additional film credits include Chicken Run (Golden Globe Award® nominee for Outstanding Comedy Film), Charlotte’s Web, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, The Spiderwick Chronicles and Over the Hedge which he also co-directed. He directed the Paramount Pictures feature film Imagine That starring Eddie Murphy and also co-produced and performed on the film’s soundtrack. JOHN O’FARRELL (Book) is one of the UK’s best known comic authors and script writers. Best-selling novels include The Best a Man Can Get, This is Your Life, May Contain Nuts and The Man Who Forgot His Wife. Non-fiction includes An Utterly Impartial History of Britain and Things Can Only Get Better and three collections of his satirical columns for The Guardian newspaper. His books have been translated in over 25 languages and been adapted for BBC Radio and television. Founded the UK’s first daily satire website Newsbiscuit, staff writer and later panelist on the BBC’s “Have I Got News For You,” a lead writer on ITV’s “Spitting Image.” Currently writing a screenplay with Nick Park for Aardman Animations having just completed his fifth novel. KEVIN MCCOLLUM (Producer) received three Tony Awards® for Best Musical for In the Heights (2008), Avenue Q (2004) and Rent (1996), which was also awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and made into a major motion picture. He also produced Motown the Musical (Broadway and Tour), The Drowsy Chaperone (five 2006 Tony Awards®), Baz Luhrmann's La Bohéme (two 2002 Tony Awards®), West Side Story (2009), Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo (2001), [title of show] (2008), the Broadway debut stage production of Irving Berlin's White Christmas, and the Off-Broadway hit De La Guarda. Upcoming credits include Hand to God on Broadway in Spring 2015. McCollum was trained at the University of Cincinnati's Conservatory of Music and earned his Master's degree in film producing from the Peter Stark Program at the University of Southern California. In 1995, he received the Robert Whitehead Award for Outstanding Commercial Theatre Producing. McCollum received an honorary doctorate from his alma mater, the University of Cincinnati, in 2005.

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