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PICTURES: Marla lights up the stage

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Titanic

The Lunt-Fontanne Theatre (Broadway); New York, NY; April 14, 1998–March 28, 1999

Don Stephenson (Charles Clarke) and Marla Schaffel (Caroline Neville)

Picture courtesy of The Deck Plans

Marla Schaffel (far left), John Bolton, Bill Buell, Victoria Clark, Mark Hardy, Maury Yeston, William Youmans, Peter Stone, Paul Kandel, and Joseph Kolinski
(closing night curtain call)
Picture courtesy of Michele

Christopher Wells, Scott Burkell, Marla Schaffel (wearing fur collar), David Garrison, John Bolton, Bill Buell, Victoria Clark, Mark Hardy, Maury Yeston, and William Youmans
(closing night curtain call)
Picture courtesy of Michele

Christopher Wells, Marla Schaffel, Mindy Cooper, John Bolton, Scott Burkell, Bill Buell, and Victoria Clark
(closing night curtain call)
Picture courtesy of Michele

David Rossmer, Jennifer Piech, Matthew R. Jones, Christopher Wells, Drew McVety, Marla Schaffel, Mindy Cooper, John Bolton, and Scott Burkell
(closing night curtain call)
Picture courtesy of Michele

Jennifer Piech, Christopher Wells, Marla Schaffel, and Don Stephenson
(closing night curtain call)
Picture courtesy of Michele

Marla Schaffel
Picture courtesy of Michele

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Marla Schaffel (fifth from the left) with the cast of Titanic
(closing night curtain call)
Picture courtesy of Michele

Marla Schaffel and Don Stephenson
(closing night curtain call)
Picture courtesy of Michele

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