John Leguizamo’s Ghetto Klown, like his previous shows, is a ride through the mind of a gifted, creative man told by a master story-teller.  Leguizamo draws on what he knows, his family, his neighborhood, his sex life and now his career and love life.  He's been a role model to the Latino community as he fought to break away from traditional Hollywood thug roles by writing his own material.  This is Leguizamo’s fifth show, his third on Broadway.

Andrew C. McGibbon has spent the past thirty years working in live theatre as a stage manager, general manager, producer and leader in the convergence of Broadway and online.

Mr. McGibbon worked as a stage manager and general manager for ten years. In 1994 he created a website devoted to live theatre, BroadwayWorld-Wide.com. The site was subsequently bought by, and became Playbill.com. He continued to manage the site for Playbill for four years.  In 2000 he became the website manager for TonyAwards.com. With the 2008-09 season he finished his ninth year on the show. He has also worked as a webmaster for the Broadway League, Jazz at Lincoln Center and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

In addition to his work in the theatrical industry, Mr. McGibbon is also a partner in Simple Solutions Distributing, a manufacturer of filtration equipment for the waste-water industry and a professional photographer providing businesses with food photography, aerial photography, event photography, and virtual tours. You can view his work at Andrew McGibbon Photography.

Photo: Elizabeth Leitzell