The Spongebob Musical

October 5-27, 2024

Book by Kyle Jarrow
Conceived by Tina Landau
Arrangement by Tom Kitt

Directed by Nick Vargas
Music Directed by Jon Goldberg
Choreographed by Joy Clark

Tickets on sale August 5th, 2024
Subscriptions on sale now here

SpongeBob SquarePants is the musical adaptation of Nickelodeon’s long-running animated children’s sitcom of the same name. We find ourselves in the undersea city of Bikini Bottom, inhabited by happy-go-lucky and ever-optimistic yellow sea sponge SpongeBob SquarePants and his equally quirky circle of friends and neighbors. SpongeBob’s pleasant existence is abruptly interrupted when it is discovered that Mt. Humongous, a nearby volcano, will erupt within the next 48 hours and completely obliterate Bikini Bottom. SpongeBob, trying to prove to himself and the world that he is not “just a simple sponge,” resolves to save the day when everybody else has given up all hope.

Recommended for ages 6+

Run Time: Two hours and 30 minutes with one intermission

Accessibility Performance Dates:
Coming soon

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ABOUT THE SHOW

Though SpongeBob SquarePants is incredibly fun and family-friendly, its timeless story of identity, crisis, and community is also a witty allegory that examines and critiques the politics of the modern era, and it does so in such a way where children will appreciate and understand the plot line, while adults can read between the lines and extract even more from the musical’s message. SpongeBob SquarePants features an eclectic score of music, each song having been written by a different musical artist with the purposes of recreating the type of musical hodgepodge exhibited by the original television series. [Stage Agent]

RESOURCES

Click here to view the curriculum guide.

BEHIND THE SCENES

In the Rehearsal Room

PRESS

The Spongebob Musical Press Release coming soon. For more information, please contact Jenna at jcorc@bu.edu.

CAST

Miles Allen
Calvin/Ensemble

Luigi Bianchi
Understudy –Calvin/Ensemble

Alissa Cordeiro
Understudy – Various Roles/Ensemble

Maia Ettinger
Understudy – Meg

Bella Grace Harris*
Understudy – Mrs. Whatsit/Man with Red Eyes/Ensemble

Jaronzie Harris
Mrs. Whatsit/Man with Red Eyes/Ensemble

Eviva Rose
Charles Wallace/Ensemble

David Jiles Jr.
Father/Mrs. Which/Camazotz Man/Ensemble

Becca A. Lewis*
Mother/Mrs. Who/Camazotz Woman/Aunt Beast/Ensemble

Sean Wendelken
Understudy – Charles Wallace/Ensemble

PRODUCTION AND CREW TEAMS

Nia Safarr Banks
Costume Designer

Schanaya Barrows
Associate Director

James Cannon
Sound Designer

Shauwna Dias Grillo*
Stage Manager

Lindsay Hoisington
Wardrobe Supervisor/Costume Shop Manager

Danielle Ibrahim
Projections Designer/Assistant Set Designer

Cassie Labeau
Assistant Stage Manager

Saskia Martinez
Props Designer/Scenic Charge Artist

Nate Morrissey
Production Assistant/A2/Deck Electrician

Isaak Olson
Lightning Designer

Eliott Purcell
Lead Carpenter

Bekah Rudinec
A1/Audio Engineer

Jon Savage*
Scenic Designer

Carolyn Saxon
Casting Supervisor

Kira Trolio
EDI Consultant

Regine Vital
Director

Lawrence Ware
Production Electrician

ACCESS TEAM

Jaime Aznive
Access Coordinator

Cori Couture
Secondary Audio Describer

Alyse Jessica Clinton
Open Caption Formatter

Takiyah Harris
Director of Artistic Sign Language (DASL)

Ruth Celia Kahn
Primary Audio Describer

WTF STAFF

Jaime Aznive
Audience Services Manager

Jenna Corcoran
Marketing Specialist

Jeri Hammond
Director of Education & Community Engagement

Ben Lieberson
Technical Director

Keith Orr
Administrative Director

Steve Vieira
Production Manager

Nick Vargas
Executive Director