US Tour 6

US Tour 6
Tagline	Let the Memory Live Again
Location	North American Tour
Opening Date	22nd January 2019 (Equity tour) 21st September 2021 (non-Equity tour)
Closing Date	12th March 2020 (Equity tour) Ongoing (non-Equity tour)
Set Used	NAP 11A
Running Time	2 hrs 30 mins (15 min interval)
Website	ustour.catsthemusical.com
Production Team
Producers	Shubert Organization James L. Nederlander Really Useful Group Cameron Mackintosh
Composer	Andrew Lloyd Webber
Director	Trevor Nunn
Choreographer	Andy Blankenbuehler
Set Designer	John Napier
Lighting Designer	Natasha Katz
Sound Designer	Mick Potter

Following the closure of the Broadway Revival in December 2017, a new 6th US Tour began in January 2019.

The first national tour of the revival of Cats is licensed by The Really Useful Group and produced by The Shubert Organization, James L. Nederlander, The Really Useful Group and Cameron Mackintosh.

Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, all performances of the Equity production from the 13th of March 2020 onwards were postponed then cancelled. The tour re-launched as a non-Equity production on the 21st of September 2021.

Production Specifics

This production is the first tour of the Broadway Revival of Cats. It follows the revival's blend of new and classic material, with few differences. The most obvious differences are in a slightly reduced cast, and a less elaborate set. Electra and Carbucketty are absent, and young Grizabella appears in the opening sequence. The production uses the NAP 11A "inflatable" set. , which requires some practical differences to blocking: for example, the car boot does not open, so Jennyanydots is discovered lying on top of the car rather than inside it for the opening of The Old Gumbie Cat.

For the first 18 months the tour was performed under the Equity union standards, with a planned break in the summer of 2020. The tour was then planned to continue from October 2020 with a non-Equity company. The global COVID-19 pandemic caused the Equity union run of the show to close early on the 12th March 2020, and the opening of the non-Equity run was delayed until 21st September 2021. The tour is booking for 2021 and 2022 seasons, with many booked performances rescheduled rather than cancelled.

Press Announcement

Cats, the record-breaking musical spectacular by Andrew Lloyd Webber that has captivated audiences in more than 30 countries and 15 languages, is now on tour across North America! Audiences and critics alike are rediscovering this beloved musical with breathtaking music, including one of the most treasured songs in musical theater—"Memory." Winner of seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Cats tells the story of one magical night when an extraordinary tribe of cats gathers for its annual ball to rejoice and decide which cat will be reborn. The original score by Lloyd Webber (The Phantom of the Opera, School of Rock, Sunset Boulevard), original scenic and costume design by John Napier (Les Misérables), all-new lighting design by Natasha Katz (Disney's Aladdin), all-new sound design by Mick Potter, new choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler (Hamilton) based on the original choreography by Gillian Lynne (Phantom) and direction by Trevor Nunn (Les Misérables) make this production a new Cats for a new generation!

Today (October 29th 2018), in celebration of National Cat Day, producers announced casting for the North American tour of the first ever Broadway revival of Cats. The multi-year tour will launch at Providence Performing Arts Center on January 22, 2019 and play 24 cities in its first season.

Creative Team

• Production Management: Troika Entertainment
• Associate Director & Choreographer to Trevor Nunn and Gillian Lynne: Chrissie Cartwright
• Associate Choreographer to Andy Blankenbuehler: Kim Craven
• Production Musical Supervisor: Kristen Blodgette
• Associate Costume Designer to John Napier: Lisa Zinni and Abigail Hahn
• Associate Set Designer to John Napier: Kevin Depinet
• Associate Lighting Designer to Natasha Katz: Craig Stelzenmuller
• Associate Sound Designer to Mick Potter: Adam Fisher

Equity Tour: 2019-2020

The equity tour started in Providence, Rhode Island on the 22nd of January 2019. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the tour was cut short, having the final performance on the 12th of March 2020 in Ottawa, Ontario.

Tour Dates

2019 Tour Dates

Venue	Location	Dates	Performances
PPAC	Providence, RI	22nd January - 27th January 2019	(8 shows)
Bushnell	Hartford, CT	29th January - 3rd February 2019	(8 shows)
Sheas Performing Arts Center	Buffalo, NY	5th February - 10th February 2019	(8 shows)
San Jose Center for Performing Arts	San Jose, CA	19th February - 24th February 2019	(8 shows)
Pantages Theatre	Los Angeles, CA	26th February - 24th March 2019	(32 shows)
Paramount	Seattle, WA	26th March - 31st March 2019	(8 shows)
Sacramento Community Center Theater	Sacramento, CA	2nd April - 7th April 2019	(8 shows)
Segerstrom Center for the Arts	Costa Mesa, CA	9th April - 14th April 2019	(8 shows)
San Diego Civic Theatre	San Diego, CA	16th April - 21st April 2019	(8 shows)
Buell Theatre	Denver, CO	24th April - 28th April 2019	(8 shows)
Centennial Hall	Tucson, AZ	30th April - 5th May 2019	(8 shows)
Bass Concert Hall	Austin, TX	7th May - 12th May 2019	(8 shows)
Spencer Theater	Alto, NM	14th May - 15th May	(2 shows)
Popejoy Hall	Albuquerque, NM	16th May - 19th May	(6 shows)
Civic Center Music Hall	Oklahoma City, OK	21st May - 26th May 2019	(8 shows)
Walton Arts Center	Fayetteville, AR	28th May - 2nd June 2019	(8 shows)
DPAC	Durham, NC	4th June - 9th June 2019	(8 shows)
Aronoff Center	Cincinnati, OH	11th June - 16th June 2019	(8 shows)
Forrest Theatre	Philadelphia, PA	18th June - 30th June 2019	(16 shows)
Starlight Theatre	Kansas City, MO	9th July - 14th July 2019	(6 shows)
Oriental Theatre	Chicago, IL	16th July - 4th August 2019	(24 shows)
Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA	6th August - 11th August 2019	(8 shows)
BELK Theater	Charlotte, NC	13th August - 18th August 2019	(8 shows)
Hershey Theatre	Hershey, PA	20th August - 25th August 2019	(8 shows)
Fisher Theatre	Detroit, MI	3rd September – 15th September 2019	(16 shows)
Opera House - Kennedy Center	Washington, DC	17th September – 6th October 2019	(24 shows)
Tulsa Performing Arts Center	Tulsa, OK	9th October - 13th October 2019	(7 shows)
Century II Concert Hall	Wichita, KS	14th October – 16th October 2019	(3 shows)
McAllen PAC	McAllen, TX	18th October - 19th October 2019	(3 shows)
Hobby Center for the Performing Arts	Houston, TX	22nd October – 27th October 2019	(8 shows)
Majestic Theatre	San Antonio, TX	29th October - 3rd November 2019	(8 shows)
Music Hall at Fair Park	Dallas, TX	5th November - 16th November 2019	(16 shows)
Andrew Jackson Hall at TPAC	Nashville, TN	19th November - 24th November 2019	(8 shows)
Princess of Wales Theatre	Toronto, ON	27th November 2019 - 5th January 2020	(48 shows)

2020 Tour Dates

Venue	Location	Dates	Performances
Boston Opera House	Boston, MA	7th January - 19th January 2020	(16 shows)
The Hippodrome Theatre	Baltimore, MD	21st January - 26th January 2020	(8 shows)
Ferguson Center	Newport News, VA	27th January - 29th January 2020	(3 shows)
Tivoli Theater	Chattanooga, TN	31st January - 2nd February 2020	(4 shows)
Altria Theater	Richmond, VA	4th February - 9th February 2020	(8 shows)
River Center for the Performing Arts	Columbus, GA	11th February - 12th February 2020	(2 shows)
Thalia Mara	Jackson, MS	13th February - 14th February 2020	(2 shows)
Saenger Theatre	Pensacola, FL	15th February - 16th February 2020	(3 shows)
Barbara Mann PAC	Fort Myers, FL	18th February - 23rd February 2020	(8 shows)
Benedum Center	Pittsburgh, PA	25th February - 1st March 2020	(8 shows)
Stanley Theater	Utica, NY	3rd March - 4th March 2020	(2 shows)
Shubert Theater	New Haven, CT	5th March - 8th March 2020	(6 shows)
The National Arts Center	Ottawa, ON	10th March - 12th March 2020 (cut short due to COVID-19 pandemic)	(3 shows)

COVID-Affected Tour Dates for 2020 and 2021

Venue	Location	Dates	Performances
The National Arts Center Postponed 13-15 March to March 2022	Ottawa, ON	13th March - 15th March 2020 (New dates: 28th July - 1st August 2020, later postponed)	(5 shows)
Wilson Center Postponed to February 2022	Wilmington, NC	24th March - 26th March 2020 (New dates: 29th June - 1st July 2020, later postponed)	(3 shows)
N. Charleston PAC Postponed to February 2022	North Charleston, SC	27th March - 29th March 2020	(5 shows)
Clowes Memorial Hall Canceled	Indianapolis, IN	31st March - 5th April 2020 (New dates: 21st July - 26th July 2020, later canceled)	(8 shows)
The Fabulous Fox Theatre Postponed to late 2021 to early 2022	St. Louis, MO	7th April - 19th April 2020	(16 shows)
Auditorium Theatre Postponed to September 2021	Rochester, NY	21st April - 26th April 2020 (New dates: 6th October - 11th October 2020, 15th December - 20th December 2020, later postponed)	(8 shows)
Proctor's Theatre Postponed to May 2022	Schenectady, NY	28th April 2020 - 3rd May 2020	(8 shows)
Embassy Theater Cancelled	Fort Wayne, IN	5th May - 6th May 2020	(2 shows)
State Theatre New Jersey Postponed to March 2022	New Brunswick, NJ	8th May - 10th May 2020	(5 shows)
Center for the Arts Cancelled	Midland, MI	12th May - 14th May 2020	(3 shows)
Miller Auditorium Canceled	Kalamazoo, MI	15th May - 17th May 2020	(5 shows)
Schuster PAC Postponed to November 2021	Dayton, OH	26th May - 31st May 2020 (New dates: 14th July - 19th July 2020, later postponed)	(8 shows)
Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts Postponed to May 2022	Springfield, MO	2nd June - 4th June 2020 (New dates: 25th May - 27th May 2021, later postponed)	(3 shows)
Robinson Center Postponed to May 2022	Little Rock, AR	5th June - 7th June 2020 (New dates: 28th May - 30th May 2021, later postponed)	(5 shows)
Connor Palace Theatre Canceled	Cleveland, OH	9th June - 14th June 2020	(8 shows)
Koger Theater Postponed to Feb to March 2022	Columbia, SC	16th June - 18th June 2020 (New dates: 2nd November - 4th November 2020, later postponed)	(3 shows)
Tennessee Theatre Canceled	Knoxville, TN	19th June - 21st June 2020	(5 shows)
Peace Center for the Performing Arts Cancelled	Greenville, SC	23rd June - 28th June 2020	(8 shows)
BJCC Concert Hall Postponed to February 2022	Birmingham, AL	5th November - 8th November 2020	(4 shows)
Times-Union Center Postponed to February 2022	Jacksonville, FL	10th November - 15th November 2020	(8 shows)
Broadway Center Postponed to April 2022	Fort Lauderdale, FL	17th November - 29th November 2020	(16 shows)
Granada Theatre Postponed to TBA	Santa Barbara, CA	8th December - 9th December 2020	(2 shows)
Bank of America PAC Canceled (?)	Thousand Oaks, CA	10th December - 13th December 2020	(TBA)
Keller Auditorium Postponed to June 2022	Portland, OR	29th December - 3rd January 2021	(TBA)
Morrison Center Postponed to October 2021	Boise, ID	8th January - 10th January 2021	(5 shows)
Pikes Peak Center Postponed to November 2021	Colorado Springs, CO	31st January - 1st February 2021	(2 shows)
Orpheum Theatre Postponed to March 2022	Memphis, TN	9th February - 14th February 2021	(8 shows)
Saenger Theatre Postponed to December 2021	New Orleans, LA	3rd March - 7th March 2021	(8 shows)
Des Moines Civic Center Postponed to January 2023	Des Moines, IA	9th March - 14th March 2021	(8 shows)
The Kentucky Center Postponed to January 2022	Louisville, KY	16th March - 21st March 2021	(8 shows)
Ohio Theatre Postponed to January 2022	Columbus, OH	23rd March - 28th March 2021	(TBA)
Washington Pavilion Canceled	Sioux Falls, SD	31st March - 1st April 2021	(TBA)
Fox Cities PAC Canceled (?)	Appleton, WI	6th April - 11th April 2021	(TBA)
Dr. Phillips Center Postponed to spring 2022	Orlando, FL	20th April - 25th April 2021	(8 shows)
Straz Center Postponed December 2021	Tampa, FL	27th April - 2nd May 2021	(8 shows)
Orpheum Theater Postponed to fall 2021	Omaha, NE	18th May - 23rd May 2021 (Postponed)	(8 shows)
Orpheum Theatre Postponed	Minneapolis, MN	8th June - 13th June 2021 (Postponed to January 2022, then to October 2022)	(8 shows)
Bass Performance Hall Postponed to November 2021	Fort Worth, TX	15th June -20th June 2021 (Postponed)	(8 shows)

Most venues follow the pattern of evening shows Tuesday - Friday, two shows on Saturday and Sunday. However in New Mexico, the show performs a Tuesday evening and Wednesday matinee in Alto, NM, with Thursday - Sunday shows in Albuquerque. This indicates that the show will be able to move venues overnight, install and tech within 24 hours, despite most of the dates indicating at least one travel day between venues.

Cast

Note: This site uses the Day-Month-Year (DD/MM/YY) date format.

2019 - 2020 Cast

	January 2019 (Opening Cast)	Later Cast			March 2020
Alonzo	Phillip Deceus until 08/12/2019		Adam Vanek from 10/12/2019
Asparagus / Bustopher Jones / "Peter"	Timothy Gulan
Bombalurina	Lexie Plath until 08/09/2019	Emma Hearn from 10/09/2019 until 19/01/2020		Elyse Collier Swiatek from 01/2020
Cassandra	Mariah Reives until 26/01/2020			Jordan Betscher from 27/01/2020
Coricopat	PJ DiGaetano until 08/09/2019	Maurice Dawkins from 10/09/2019
Demeter	Liz Schmitz until 25/08/2019	Alexa Racioppi from 03/09/2019
Grizabella	Keri René Fuller until 29/01/2020			Donna Vivino from 06/02/2020
Jellylorum	Kaitlyn Davidson until 15/12/2019		Annemarie Rosano from 17/12/2019
Jennyanydots	Emily Jeanne Phillips until 05/01/2020			Dani Goldstein from 10/01/2020
Mistoffelees	Tion Gaston until 08/09/2019; 22/10/2019 - 27/10/2019		PJ DiGaetano 10/09/2019 - 19/10/2019; from 29/10/2019
Mungojerrie	Tony D'Alelio until 10/2019	Justin W Geiss from 10/2019 until 05/01/2020	Tony D'Alelio 07/01/2020 - 23/01/2020	Benjamin Sears from 24/01/2020
Munkustrap	Dan Hoy until 19/01/2020			Zachary Berger from 01/2020
Old Deuteronomy / "Victor"	Brandon Michael Nase until 19/01/2020			Adam Richardson
Plato / Macavity	Tyler John Logan until 06/10/2019	Brayden Newby from 10/2019
Pouncival	Anthony Michael Zas until 07/2019	Justin W Geiss 07/2019 - 09/2019	Brett Michael Lockley from 09/2019
Rumpleteazer	Rose Iannaccone until 19/01/2020			Adriana Negron from 24/01/2020
Rum Tum Tugger/ "Bill Bailey"	McGee Maddox
Sillabub	Ahren Victory until 06/10/2019	Arianna Rosario 11/10/2019 - 22/12/2019	Nevada Riley Koenig from 23/12/2019
Skimbleshanks	Ethan Saviet until 06/10/2019	Giovanni DiGabriele from 09/10/2019
Tantomile	Halli Toland until 12/05/2019	Laura Katherine Kaufman 15/05/2019 - 08/12/2019	Melody Rose from 10/12/2019
Tumblebrutus	Devin Neilson until 06/10/2019	Cameron Edris from 09/10/2019
Victoria	Caitlin Bond
Swing	Zachary Berger until 01/2020			Alex Dorf from 01/2020
Swing / Co-Dance Captain	Nicholas Burrage until 10/2019	Austin Joseph Reynolds from 10/2019
Swing / Co-Dance Captain	Erin Chupinsky
Swing	Justin W Geiss until 07/2019; 09/2019 - 10/2019	Brett Michael Lockley 07/2019 - 09/2019	Devin Hatch from 10/2019
Swing	Laura Katherine Kaufman until 05/2019	Marina Lazzaretto 05/2019 - 01/12/2019	Loretta Williams from 03/12/2019
Swing	Charlotte O'Dowd
Chorus	Maria Failla until 18/01/2020			Tricia Tanguy from 19/01/2020
Chorus	Adam Richardson until 01/2020			Nathan Patrick Morgan from 01/2020
Chorus	Tricia Tanguy until 10/2019	Madison Mitchell from 10/2019
Chorus	Andy Zimmermann until 06/2019	Zachary Tallman from 06/2019
Chorus / Swing (stand-ins)	Nathan Patrick Morgan from 06/2019 (intermittently) Francesca Granell 09/2019 Joshua Burrage 09/2019		Nathan Patrick Morgan 01/2020 Tyler John Logan 07/01/2020 - 26/01/2020

As with the 2016 Broadway revival, the "Ensemble" versions of characters such as Deuteronomy, Tugger and Gus have been given names. "Ensemble Tugger" is now "Bill Bailey" - however this is no relation to Bill Bailey the existing character. Although Grizabella is not given an ensemble name, she does take part in the opening number in this production. Electra, who made her first appearance in a US production in the Broadway revival, has been cut from this production, along with Carbuckety (although their costumes are displayed in the theatre lobby at certain stops). However the twins Coricopat and Tantomile who were cut from the Troika touring production, are present in this larger scale tour.

Of this cast, few have previous "Cats" credits in full scale productions (excluding regional productions). Swings Erin Chupinsky and Tricia Tanguy had performed in US Tour 5. Madison Mitchell and Nathan Patrick Morgan had also performed in US Tour 5, in addition to the Broadway Revival, along with Francesca Granell, Maria Failla, and Joshua Burrage. PJ DiGaetano and Maurice Dawkins had performed on Oasis of the Seas as Mistoffelees. Zachary Berger had performed in an Australian production.

Gallery

Non-Equity Tour: 2021-2022

The non-equity tour started on the 21st of September 2021 in Rochester, New York. It is the second non-equity production since the 5th national tour. It’s also being referred to the 40th anniversary national tour.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, performers no longer leave the stage to interact with the audience. For example, during the Overture, “green-eyes” has been replaced by lighting that resemble tiny cat eyes that appear throughout the stage. There’s now an extended dance break during Rum Tum Tugger and Old Deuteronomy’s entrance is now from downstage left. There is one exception: in some venues cast members move down the centre of the aisles during The Naming of Cats, while in others they remain onstage in the footlights.

A few other changes were also made from the previous equity tour. Rather than entering through a rope, Mistoffelees enters from upstage right, lightning a few lights as he comes towards the center before restoring them all. And when Grizabella ascends to the heaviside layer, she walks on the platform to the left of the stage (audience view) instead of flying on a wire to the right.

Tour Dates

2021 Dates

Venue	Location	Dates	Performances
Rochester Auditorium Theatre	Rochester, NY	21st September - 26th September 2021	(8 shows)
Orpheum Theater	Omaha, NE	28th September - 3rd October 2021	(8 shows)
Paramount Theater	Cedar Rapids, IA	4th October - 5th October 2021	(2 shows)
Sioux City Orpheum	Sioux City, IA	6th October - 7th October 2021	(2 shows)
The Monument	Rapid City, SD	9th October - 10th October 2021	(3 shows)
The Smith Center	Las Vegas, NV	12th October - 17th October 2021	(8 shows)
First Interstate Center for the Arts	Spokane, WA	19th October - 24th October 2021	(8 shows)
Saroyan Theater	Fresno, CA	26th October - 27th October 2021	(2 shows)
Morrison Center	Boise, ID	29th October - 31st October 2021	(5 shows)
Toyota Center (Canceled)	Kennewick, WA	1st November 2021	(1 show)
Pikes Peak Center	Colorado Springs, CO	9th November - 10th November 2021	(2 shows)
The Lincoln Center	Fort Collins, CO	11th November - 13th November 2021	(4 shows)
Pueblo Memorial Hall	Pueblo, CO	14th November 2021	(2 shows)
Bass Performance Hall	Fort Worth, TX	16th November - 21st November 2021	(8 shows)
Schuster Performing Arts Center	Dayton, OH	23rd November - 28th November 2021	(8 shows)
Aiken Theatre	Evansville, IN	30th November 2021	(1 show)
Adler Theater	Davenport, IA	1st December 2021	(1 show)
Morris Performing Arts Center	South Bend, IN	2nd December - 5th December 2021	(5 shows)
Straz Center	Tampa, FL	7th December - 12th December 2021	(8 shows)
The Saenger Theatre	New Orleans, LA	14th December - 19th December 2021	(8 shows)
The Fabulous Fox Theatre	St. Louis, MO	21st December 2021 - 2nd January 2022	(16 shows)

2022 Dates

Venue	Location	Dates	Performances
Cobb Great Hall	East Lansing, MI	4th January - 9th January 2022	(8 shows)
Ohio Theatre	Columbus, OH	11th January - 16th January 2022	(6 shows)
The Kentucky Center	Louisville, KY	18th January - 23rd January 2022	(8 shows)
Embassy Theatre	Fort Wayne, IN	24th January - 25th January 2022	(2 shows)
Coronado Performing Arts Center	Rockford, IL	26th January 2022	(1 show)
Mark C. Smith Concert Hall	Huntsville, AL	28th January - 30th January 2022	(5 shows)
Wilson Center	Wilmington, NC	1st February - 3rd February 2022	(3 shows)
North Charleston Performing Arts Center	North Charleston, SC	4th February - 6th February 2022	(5 shows)
Kravis Center	West Palm Beach, FL	8th February - 13th February 2022	(8 shows)
Johnny Mercer Theatre	Savannah, GA	15th February 2022	(1 show)
BJCC Concert Hall	Birmingham, AL	17th February - 20th February 2022	(5 shows)
Times-Union Center	Jacksonville, FL	22nd February - 27th February 2022	(8 shows)
Koger Theater	Columbia, SC	28th February - 1st March 2022	(3 shows)
Hanover Theatre	Worcester, MA	3rd March - 6th March 2022	(6 shows)
Places Des Arts	Montreal, QB	8th March - 13th March 2022	(8 shows)
National Arts Center	Ottawa, ON	14th March - 16th March 2022	(3 shows)
State Theatre New Jersey	New Brunswick, NJ	18th March - 20th March 2022	(5 shows)
Orpheum Theatre	Memphis, TN	22nd March - 27th March 2022	(8 shows)
Dr. Phillips Center	Orlando, FL	29th March - 3rd April 2022	(8 shows)
Broward Center	Fort Lauderdale, FL	5th April - 10th April 2022	(8 shows)
Columbia Country Performing Arts Center	Evans, GA	12th April - 13th April 2022	(2 shows)
Berglund Performing Arts Theatre	Roanoke, VA	14th April 2022	(1 show)
Clemens Center	Elmira, NY	18th April - 20th April 2022	(3 shows)
Scranton Cultural Center	Scranton, PA	21st April - 22nd April 2022	(2 shows)
Landmark Theatre	Syracuse, NY	26th April – 30th April 2022	(6 shows)
Proctors Theatre	Schenectady, NY	3rd May - 8th May 2022	(8 shows)
Marcus Center	Milwaukee, WI	10th May - 15th May 2022	(8 shows)
Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts	Springfield, MO	17th May - 19th May 2022	(3 shows)
Robinson Center	Little Rock, AR	20th May - 22nd May 2022	(5 shows)
Buell Theatre	Denver, CO	24th May - 29th May 2022	(8 shows)
Pioneer Center	Reno, NV	14th June - 19th June 2022	(8 shows)
The Keller Auditorium	Portland, OR	21st June - 26th June 2022	(8 shows)

Further Dates

Although a continuation of the tour is not officially confirmed, a few venues are starting to announce their Broadway season for late 2022-2023 with the show in their line up. More information to be added.

2023 Dates

Venue	Location	Dates	Performances
Orpheum Theatre	Minneapolis, MN	25th-30rd October, 2022	(8 shows)
Des Moines Civic Center	Des Moines, IA	3rd - 8th January, 2023	(8 shows)
National Theatre	Washington, DC	11th - 22nd January, 2023	(15 shows)
Blaisdell Concert Hall	Honolulu, HI	13th-18th June, 2023	(8 shows)

Cast

2021 Cast

Role	Performer
Alonzo	Vinny Andaloro
Asparagus / Bustopher Jones / “Peter”	John Anker Bow
Bombalurina	Chelsea Nicole Mitchell
Cassandra	Lexy Bittner
Coricopat	Taylor James Rosenberger
Demeter	Lauren Louis
Grizabella	Tayler Harris
Jellylorum	Kayli Jamison
Jennyanydots	Michelle E. Carter
Mistoffelees	Paul Giarratano
Mungojerrie	Max Craven
Munkustrap	Devon McCleskey
Old Deuteronomy / “Victor”	Indalecio De Jesus Valentin
Plato / Macavity	Aiden Pressel
Pouncival	Dominic Fortunato
Rumpleteazer	Kelly Donah
Rum Tum Tugger / “Bill Bailey”	Zach Bravo
Sillabub	Brianna Kim
Skimbleshanks	Christopher Salvaggio
Tantomile	Alexia Waites
Tumblebrutus	Sean McManus
Victoria	Hyla Mayrose Perillo
Swing / Dance Captain	Gracie Anderson
Swing	Megan Arseneau
Swing	Connor Orion Bermingham
Swing	Kieran Macdonald
Swing	Brian Craig Nelson
Swing	José Raúl Mangual
Swing	Elana Valastro
Chorus	Carolyn Bacon
Chorus	Kelliann DeCarlo
Chorus	Tony Mowatt
Walking Cover	Simon Lawrence

Gallery

US tour 6 trailer, 2021

Awards and Nominations

Main article: Awards

Trivia

• This tour celebrated their 400th performance on February 2nd, 2020.
• The Hair and Makeup Supervisor Jakey Hicks was awarded BEST MAKE-UP at the 7th annual Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild Awards.
• Celine Dion visited the company while it was in residency at Princess of Wales Theatre in Toronto, Canada.
• Rebel Wilson, who portrays Jennyanydots in the 2019 film version of Cats, attended and met with the cast while the company was in residency at the Pantages on March 10, 2019.
• The tour broke the box office record for the highest-gross of an eight-performance engagement at the Buell Theatre in Denver.
• While at The Fox Theatre in Atlanta, this tour had the highest grossing week ever in the 38-year worldwide history of Cats.

Links

• Playbills: February 2019, April 2019 (Denver), April 2019 (Austin), June 2019, July 2019, August 2019, September 2019, November 2019 (Nashville), November 2019 (Toronto), January 2020
• Reviews: November 2021 (Dayton).