The Gentlemen of the Follies!

Our Suavely Debonair Song-and-Dance Men

Wayne Albritton

"When we go to Maui we try to find a hip ballroom for social dancing. My favorite style of music to dance to is hot swing music. You can really let your spirits fly!"

Baseball lost a hot prospect when Wayne Albritton, a college shortstop, opted to become a dancer. At 70, he returns for . . . Read More!

Hank Brunjes

"My favorite style of dance is Latin, in particular 'Mambo.' Mambo is a dance with very expressive movement, and it allows me to show my personality. "

Hank Brunjes had barely turned 20 when he first made it to Broadway in the 1952 revival of Pal Joey. He followed it up with a role in . . . Read More!

Randy Doney

"It's crazy being a dancer and not caring to social dance, but I have my fun dancing in the Follies. Although when I'm out where there's dancing, I enjoy watching others have a good time."

When a Follies cast member suffered an injury 14 years ago, Randy Doney came in to rehearse on a Tuesday, and . . . Read More!

Dick France

"In Tucson during the summer, my wife and I sometimes go to the Westin Las Paloma and, after dinner, we have some unrehearsed fun on the lounge's dance floor."

Three decades of teaching dance didn't dim Dick France's urge to go out there and do it himself, yet one more time! At 83, he is in his . . . Read More!

Robert Neil

"While I rarely go dancing socially any more, I love all kinds of music for dancing--pop, country, western, rock, standards, even tunes from musical scores."

Appearing for the first time with the Follies, Robert Neil, 54, has had a powerful sense of rhythm since he was a child growing up in . . . Read More!

Steve Owsley

"Any music from the '30s and '40s performed by a Big Band is what I like to dance to. It lets me swing dance, slow dance, step out and tap, or just sit back, smile, and snap my fingers."

Another Follies freshman, Steve Owsley, 55, is a native of Michigan City, Indiana. He started acting . . . Read More!