The Pan Man: A Play

from Baruch Performing Arts Center · host Baruch DML

Baruch Performing Arts Center presents the July 2010 Steel Drums Musical: The Pan Man. The cast is led by: David Duncan (Crossroads, Sons of A Preacher Man/Caribbean tour) playing Rufus. Karen Holder (one-woman shows) playing Josephine. Playing their son, the musically talented young teen whose ideas land him in trouble is Ryan Joseph, making his debut in The Pan Man. The Pan Man is directed by Michelle Mannette-Gomez, author of the book Memoir to Grandma. The performance takes place on July 9, 2010, at Nagelberg Theatre.

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