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Philip G. Allen

  • (October 2, 2000 to January 13, 2001) He and Jon Gottlieb were sound designers for the musical, "Flower Drum Song," in the world premiere of the new book version at the Mark Taper Forum Theatre in Los Angeles, California with Jodi Long in the cast. Richard Rodgers was original composer. Oscar Hammerstein II was original lyricist. David Henry Hwang wrote the book. Oscar Hammerstein II and Joseph Fields wrote the original musical version. C.Y. Lee wrote the novel. Robert Longbottom was director and choreographer. Gregg Barnes was costume designer. David Chase and Charles DuChateau were music directors.
  • (November 21, 2003 to January 25, 2004) He and Jon Gottlieb were sound designers for the musical, "Like Jazz," in presentation with association with Transamerica in a world premiere at the Mark Taper Forum Theatre in Los Angeles, California with Lillias White and Cleavant Derricks in the cast. Alan and Marilyn Bergman were lyricists. Cy Coleman was composer. Larry Gelbart wrote the book. Patricia Birch was choreographer. Gordon Davidson was director. Tom Kubis was music director.
  • (1989) He was sound designer for the play, "The Day You'll Love Me," at the Mark Taper Too Forum Theatre in Los Angeles, California with John Castellanos in the cast. Deborah Raymond and Dorian Vernacchio were scenic designers. Liz Stillwell was lighting designer. Susan Denison Geller was costume designer. Lillian Garrett was director.

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