Dan Pardo, a Broadway Musical-theater Master Class

Dan Pardo is back at the Cape Playhouse this summer to conduct his first Lerner and Loewe score, Camelot, after last season’s beautiful production of The Fantasticks. A NYC-based pianist, music director, and arranger, Dan made his Broadway debut in 2015 with Amazing Grace at the Nederlander Theatre and has worked off-Broadway at St. Clement’s, the York, New Ohio, Lucille Lortel, and St. Luke’s, in addition to countless cabarets, concerts, and workshop productions. Regional favorites include Company (Barrington Stage), Fun Home (Weston), How to Succeed (5th Avenue Theatre), Alice (Yale), and A Connecticut Christmas Carol at Goodspeed Musicals, where Dan was on staff for three seasons. Also, John Mulaney and the Sack Lunch Bunch, for Netflix. When not doing a show, Dan can be seen most nights playing in New York’s vibrant piano bar scene, or at his weekly residency in the Edison Hotel alongside his talented wife, Chrissy. He also teaches at Harlem School of the Arts and Shuffles Tap and Theatre School.