ELIE
LANDAU
Mr.
Landau is a Company Manager of Broadway shows with credits
including Sixteen Wounded starring Judd Hirsch, Nilo
Cruz’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Anna in the Tropics
starring Jimmy Smits, Jim Steinman’s Dance of the
Vampires starring Michael Crawford, the 2002 revival of
The Elephant Man starring Billy Crudup, the 2001 revival
of Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler starring Kate Burton,
the 5-time Tony Award-winning revival of Kiss Me, Kate,
Frank Wildhorn’s The Civil War, the Maltby &
Shire musical Big based on the 20th Century Fox film,
and Fool Moon starring David Shiner and Bill Irwin.
From 1996-1998, Mr. Landau was the Management Associate at
Jujamcyn Theaters which owns and operates the St. James, Martin
Beck, Virginia, Eugene O’Neill and Walter Kerr Theatres
in New York City.
A
1994 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Mr. Landau
holds a Bachelor of Arts in Dramatic Literature. In September
1998, he earned admission as a Board-certified member of
the Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers
(ATPAM) and currently serves as a member for its Non--Member
Apprenticeship Committee.
Mr.
Landau has consulted on a variety of additional theatrical
productions and projects including the ticketing system
design and box office training for Jimmy Buffett’s
musical Don’t Stop the Carnival at Atlantis
Hotel in Paradise Island, Bahamas; coordinating the Opening
Night festivities for all of his shows as well as for the
Broadway productions of On the Town, Peter Pan, Kenny
Rogers Christmas, The Real Thing and The Wild Party,
and serving as a Casting Consultant for contemplated Broadway
revivals of Camelot, Can-Can, Carnival, Me & My Girl,
The Pirates of Penzanze and Funny Girl among
others.
Additionally,
Mr. Landau has served as a Producer at Multipleoutlet Productions
for over a decade, doubling as the orchestra conductor for
productions of West Side Story, Guys and Dolls, Fiddler
on the Roof and Zombie Prom. He is also an accomplished
singer having performed internationally with a variety of
ensembles including the Zamir Chorale, Selah, the
University of Pennsylvania Glee Club and the six-man a cappella
group Beat’achon. His voice and vocal arrangements
can be heard on the Beat’achon CD’s “Soul
Food” and "West Side Z’mirot” and his
a cappella album reviews are published by the Recorded A
Cappella Review Board at www.rarb.org.
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