The Office! - A Musical Parody (Off-Broadway)

Jerry Orbach Theatre at The Theatre Center, NYC

"Director and choreographer Donald Garverick handles the unique challenges of the wildly energetic piece with creativity and captivating flair... A smart nugget of delightful musical theatre that makes for an especially enjoyable, hilariously nostalgic experience." - Iris Wiener of Theatre Pizzazz

Production Credits

Music: Assaf Gleizner

Book & Lyrics: Bob and Tobly McSmith

Director/Choreographer: Donald Garverick

Assistant Director/Choreographer: Thaddeus Kolwicz

Musical Director: Tegan Miller

Cast

Michael Scott: Sarah Mackenzie Baron

Jim (& others): Tom McGovern

Pam (& others): Taylor Coriell

Dwight (& others): Michael Santora

Angela (& others): Katie Johantgen

Mindy (& others): Ani Djirdjirian

Phyllis (& others): Rebecca Mason-Wygal

Stanley (& others): Kevin Bruce Harris

Creed (& others): Bob McSmith

Production Photos

Rebecca Mason-Wygal as Phyllis shocks Sarah Mackenzie Baron as Michael Scott on the set of The Office! A Musical Parody

Tom McGovern as Jim taunts Sarah Mackenzie Baron as Michael Scott to say That's What She Says.

Tom McGovern as Jim flirts awkwardly with Taylor Coriell as Pam at her desk. Sarah Mackenzie Baron as Michael Scott peeks through the blinds from his office.

Katie Johantgen as Angela scowls at Michale Santora as Dwight, who is standing in a cocky pose, looking the other direction.

Tom McGovern as Andy serenades Michael Santora as Dwight with his banjo. Andy is dressed in an obnoxious pink blazer, with Dwight in his traditional mustard yellow shirt and brown blazer.

Tom McGovern as Jim opens his arms wide to embrace Taylor Coreill as Pam while they perform Marry Me, Beesley in The Office! A Musical Parody.

Tom McGovern as Jim and Taylor Coreill as Pam kiss at the conclusion of Marry Me, Beesley in The Office! A Musical Parody.

Full cast of The Office! A Musical Parody poses around Jim's desk on the set. From left to right Kevin Bruce Harris as Darryl, Taylor Coriell as Pam, Sarah Mackenzie Baron as Michael Scott, Katie Johantgen as Angela, Ani Djirdjirian as Mindy Kaling, Michael Santora as Dwight, Tom McGovern as Jim, Rebecca Mason-Wygal as Meredith, and Bob McSmith as Creed

Press / Reviews

"A boisterous, rejuvenating escape from reality that'll fill the void in your heart."

"The intricately weaved two-hour-long retelling of the series feels like the world’s most elaborate inside joke, created with a whole lot of love, just for fans."

- Nicole Gallucci of Mashable

"Director and choreographer Donald Garverick handles the unique challenges of the wildly energetic piece with creativity and captivating flair."

"A smart nugget of delightful musical theatre that makes for an especially enjoyable, hilariously nostalgic experience."

- Iris Wiener of Theater Pizzazz

"Every once in a while a sitcom comes along that tells an unforgettable story with an irreplaceable cast. Fans remember every single sub-plot, and can recite nearly every line of dialogue. Tackling an Office musical with unfamiliar faces is no easy task, but the gang at The Theater Center, NYC pulled it off flawlessly in this love letter to the show."

- Rob Crowther IV of The Pop Break

The Office! A Musical Parody connects the heart of the beloved source material to the much-needed laughter of a 2019 audience stuck all too often in an often-times dark world."

"The hit TV show has captured the hearts (and memes, and merchandise) of a plethora of people of all ages, races, and interests, and the power of this musical parody playing in a small off-Broadway house bringing in as diverse of an audience as television should not be under-estimated in a sector of entertainment often cited for its lack of audience diversity

and appeal."

- Nataline Rine of On Stage Blog

"Bob and Tobly McSmith have written the book and lyrics to a variety of other parodies including Bayside! the Musical; Full House the Musical; and most recently, Friends the Musical. The Office! A Musical Parody is the best blend of writing and performing to date. The show is well-directed and choreographed with constant action onstage: and though it's madcap, it's not rushed,

and the jokes land solidly."

Leslie Dileo - Hi! Drama