Jonathan Cerullo

• • Jonathan Cerullo: A Multifaceted Figure in Theater** Jonathan Cerullo is a versatile and influential figure in the theater world, known for his extensive contributions as an actor, director, and producer. His career spans several decades, marked by significant involvement in various productions and collaborations with notable artists. Cerullo is an original cast member of the musical "Legs Diamond," written by Peter Allen, Charles Suppon, and Harvey Fierstein. He has been instrumental in keeping this show alive through multiple productions, including directing it at Feinstein's 54 Below and Lincoln Center. He directed and choreographed an all-male version of Rodgers and Hart's "The Boys From Syracuse" for Musicals Tonight! Off-Broadway, showcasing his versatility in different genres and styles. Cerullo has worked with renowned artists such as Donnell Cameron, Priscilla Lopez, Brenda Braxton, and Christine Andreas, indicating a strong network and recognition within the theater community. He has directed several productions at Amas Musical Theatre, including significant events like their 50th-anniversary concert and shows that have received awards, such as directing "AMAS YOU LOVE," which featured Tony Award-winner Lillias White. Cerullo contributed to Broadway Cares' COVID-19 relief efforts, demonstrating his commitment to supporting the theater community during challenging times. He made a notable directorial debut in Los Angeles at The Blank Theatre, further solidifying his impact beyond New York. Cerullo has written scripts for events like Amas Musical Theatre's 2021 gala and tributes to Sheryl Lee Ralph, highlighting his skills beyond directing into producing and scripting. He was made an Artistic Associate at ...