MUSICALS
PETER PAN
Featured Production
Unable to reconcile the use of the term "Indian" in the script of Peter Pan with its dated original intent, Rob set the action in colonial India. The Lost boys were mixed race children born of British officers and Indian women, the Darlings were a British family stationed there, the Pirates were a female "Fishing Fleet" sent to iIndia to distract the English officers from Indian women and the Indians were played by the MSU Bhangra team. The show incorporated traditional Indian dance and theatrical techniques.
MUSICALS
Williamston Theatre, Williamston, MI |equity theatre
Murder for Two | 2017
The direction by Rob Roznowski can only be described as brilliant. | Lansing State Journal
The Big Bang | 2014
Brilliantly directed by Rob Roznowski | Lansing State Journal
Performance Network, Ann Arbor, MI |equity production
The Big Bang| 2014
Director Rob Roznowski and his cast make the most of the material. | Ann Arbor News
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
Peter Pan | 2014
It is not possible to crow too loudly about MSU’s production of Peter Pan…Director Rob Roznowski
made bold and creative choices. The first was to set the action in colonial India, which allowed him
to tap experts from across MSU. | City Pulse
Xanadu | 2013
It took courage, or maybe just bravado, to put on this wild roller disco musical. “Xanadu” featured
a crazy mix of really good roller-skating (thanks to the Lansing Derby Vixens), singing, dancing,
humor and audience participation antics. The result was unadulterated fun. | City Pulse
Legally Blonde | 2012
Award-worthy show from director Rob Roznowski | City Pulse
Evil Dead, the Musical | 2010
Included initiative with East Lansing Film Festival and “On-Camera Acting” Master Class
with star of original The Evil Dead)
Best Director of a Musical nomination, regional theatre award
Director Roznowski has done a fine job staging the “Dead.’ | City Pulse
The Who’s Tommy | 2009
Worked with video game designers to create new Wii game
A masterpiece…techno-wizardry of the highest caliber. | City Pulse
Cabaret | 2008 Best Director and Best Musical Award, Lansing State Journal
A brilliantly staged show. | City Pulse
She Loves Me | 2007
Best Director and Production nominations, regional theatre award
Rob Roznowski directs this quick, seamless production, taking full advantage of every opportunity
to illustrate the written word. | City Pulse
The Life (university premiere) | 2005
Bravo to Michigan State for taking on this adult musical. | City Pulse
Schoolhouse Rock Live! (also Choreographer) | 2005
Best director, choreographer and musical award nominations for regional theatre
Turns out MSU’s production is one of the unexpected sleeper hits of the current theatre season with a
choreographic energy that doesn’t quit and some of the best belted-out musical numbers of the year. | City Pulse
Summer Circle Theatre, East Lansing, MI (also Artistic Director)
Amour| 2018
You will fall in love with Amour. | Greater Lansing Ubiquitous Theatre
Mr. Burns, a post electric play | 2015
Intelligent and thought-provoking. | Encore Michigan
A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine (also Choreographer) | 2006
The jokes come a mile a minute in this production. | City Pulse
Jacksonville Stage Company, Jacksonville, FL |equity production
I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change | 2004
Stephens College, Columbia, MO |august 1999 – june 2001
The Rocky Horror Show (also Choreographer)
The director decided to cast and costume away from what was done in the movie. The result was a
production that was fresh and enchanting and full of surprises. In crossing against our expectations
it renewed the shocks and surprises we felt when we first saw ‘Rocky Horror.’ | Mid-Missourian
Quite original….it was something different for the Rocky purist, and a fun taste of the cult
participation for the uninitiated. A good time was had by all. | Crazed Imaginations