A whole new principal company joined the Tony-winning Best Musical Hadestown  September 1 at Broadway’s Walter Kerr Theatre, including two-time Tony winner Norbert Leo Butz (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Catch Me if You Can) as Hermes. Take a look at Butz’s performance as Hermes in the video above as he sings “Way Down Hadestown.”

Also check out Tony nominee Amber Iman (Lempicka, Black Swan), now playing Persephone, perform “Livin’ It Up on Top” in the video below.

In addition to Butz and Iman, also new to the company are Jasmin Savoy Brown (Yellowjackets, Scream, The Leftovers) as Eurydice, pop-rock musician and songwriter Kayko in his Broadway debut as Orpheus, and Tony Honoree Ben Davis (Ragtime, Baz Luhrmann’s La Bohème) as Hades.

Video: Amber Iman Did Not Know Hadestown, Until She Got the Call to Play Persephone

These actors joined Kelly Belarmino, KC Dela Cruz, and Khori Michelle Petinaud as the Fates, with the chorus of Workers played by Emily Afton, Malcolm Armwood, Jeffrey Cornelius, Sydney Parra, and Alex Puette. Swings are Brandon Cameron, Tara Jackson, Max Kumangai, and Alex Lugo.

READ: 5 Hadestown Easter Eggs You Can Only See in the Film

Hadestown is now in its eighth year on Broadway and in its
third year in the West End (returning to London, five years after its
2018 engagement at the National Theatre). The record-breaking North
American tour completed its three-year run in 2024, and productions have
played to acclaim across the globe in South Korea, Sydney, Melbourne,
and Amsterdam. The film version of Hadestown was a recent hit in cinemas.

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Singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell’s folk- and jazz-infused musical
layers the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice with that of Hades and
Persephone, intertwining the actions—and consequences—of gods and
mortals. Hadestown originally began as a theatrical concert performed by Mitchell.

READ: 5 Reasons Hadestown Is a Must-See on Broadway

The creative team features Tony-winning set designer Rachel Hauck,
Tony-nominated costume designer Michael Krass, Tony-winning lighting
designer Bradley King, Tony-winning sound designers Nevin Steinberg and
Jessica Paz, choreographer David Neumann, and dramaturg Ken Cerniglia.
Musical supervision and vocal arrangements are by Liam Robinson, with
arrangements and orchestrations by Tony winners Michael Chorney and Todd
Sickafoose.

The show, featuring a book and score by Mitchell, won eight 2019 Tony
Awards: Best Director of a Musical (Rachel Chavkin), Best Featured
Actor in a Musical (André De Shields), Best Lighting Design of a Musical
(Bradley King), Best Scenic Design of a Musical (Rachel Hauck), Best
Sound Design of a Musical (Jessica Paz and Nevin Steinberg), Best
Orchestrations (Michael Chorney and Todd Sickafoose), Best Original
Score (Mitchell), and Best Musical.