Based on the film "A Man Of No Importance".
Winner of the 2003 Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Musical and the second work by the Tony Award winners of RAGTIME. The tender and beautifully woven tale of love, friendship and coming to terms with one’s identity takes place in Dublin more...
Luther Creek, who studied with the legendary Marcel Marceau, brought his diverse experience from collaborations with Julie Taymor, Ben Stiller, and Michael Jackson to A Man of No Importance. more...
James Hindman, known for his roles in Broadway productions such as Scarlet Pimpernel and 1776, also graced the stage in A Man of No Importance, showcasing his versatile talent in this poignant musical. more...
Michael McCormick, known for his extensive Broadway credits including Wicked and Hello, Dolly!, also showcased his talent Off-Broadway in productions like A Man of No Importance. more...
Katherine McGrath, known for her Broadway roles in *The Music Man* and *The Night of the Tribades*, also graced the stage in the Off-Broadway production of *A Man of No Importance*. more...
Martin Moran, who performed in the Lincoln Center Theater production of "A Man of No Importance," is an acclaimed playwright and actor known for his award-winning solo plays "All the Rage" and "The Tricky Part." more...
Steven Pasquale, best known for his role as Sean Garrity in Rescue Me, showcased his versatile acting skills in A Man of No Importance. more...
Roger Rees, renowned for his award-winning performance in *The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby*, brought his exceptional talent to the stage in *A Man of No Importance*, showcasing his versatility and depth as an actor before his passing in 2015. more...
(Understudy)
Wayne Wilcox, renowned for his roles in "Gilmore Girls" and the film adaptation of "Rent," brought his versatile talents to the stage in "A Man of No Importance." more...
Awards and Nominations
2003 Outer Critics Circle Awards
Outstanding Actor in a Musical: Roger Rees was nominated but did not win.
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical: Steven Pasquale was nominated but did not win.
2002 Drama Desk Awards
Outstanding Featured Actor - Musical: Charles Keating won.
Outstanding Featured Actor - Musical: Steven Pasquale won.
Production Team
Loy Arcenas Scenic Designer
Bill Brohn Orchestrator
Jonathan Butterell Choreographer
Jane Greenwood Costume Designer
Donald Holder Lighting Designer
Christopher Jahnke Orchestrator
Scott Lehrer Sound Designer
Joe Mantello Director
Ted Sperling Musical Director
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