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Rob Albrecht
Claude

Rob Albrecht wants to thank Melanie and Kevin for letting him be a part of Come from Away, one of the last shows on his bucket list. Rob teaches English and Drama at Aurora High School and has been performing in Northeast Ohio for almost 40 years. He was last seen on the Weathervane stage in Jersey Boys as Gyp DeCarlo and Ed Sullivan. Some favorite roles include Signor Naccarelli in The Light In The Piazza at Lakeland Civic Theater, Stone in City of Angels and Professor Callahan in Legally Blonde at The Beck Center, Jerry in The Full Monty and Sam/Alfred in Romance/Romance at Weathervane Playhouse, Lawrence Jameson in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Tony in West Side Story at Chagrin Valley Little Theater, Thomas Jefferson in 1776 and Rev. Shaw Moore Footloose at Porthouse Theatre, and Robert in The Bridges of Madison County at Western Reserve Playhouse. “Thanks and Love to Julie, Katie, Robby, and Drew. TPOG!”

Rob Albrecht
Claude

Rob Albrecht wants to thank Melanie and Kevin for letting him be a part of Come from Away, one of the last shows on his bucket list. Rob teaches English and Drama at Aurora High School and has been performing in Northeast Ohio for almost 40 years. He was last seen on the Weathervane stage in Jersey Boys as Gyp DeCarlo and Ed Sullivan. Some favorite roles include Signor Naccarelli in The Light In The Piazza at Lakeland Civic Theater, Stone in City of Angels and Professor Callahan in Legally Blonde at The Beck Center, Jerry in The Full Monty and Sam/Alfred in Romance/Romance at Weathervane Playhouse, Lawrence Jameson in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Tony in West Side Story at Chagrin Valley Little Theater, Thomas Jefferson in 1776 and Rev. Shaw Moore Footloose at Porthouse Theatre, and Robert in The Bridges of Madison County at Western Reserve Playhouse. “Thanks and Love to Julie, Katie, Robby, and Drew. TPOG!”