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Portait & Lifestyle

  • Close-up portrait of a smiling young man with curly brown hair, blue eyes, earrings, and a blue shirt against a teal background.
  • Close-up portrait of a young man with curly brown hair wearing a light shirt against a teal background
  • Close-up portrait of a young man with curly brown hair wearing a denim jacket and white shirt against a blue background
  • Portrait of a young man with curly hair wearing a white henley shirt and gold necklace against a teal background
  • Portrait of a young man with curly hair wearing a dark denim jacket and crossing his arms against a gray background.
  • Close-up portrait of a young man with curly hair, blue eyes, gold earrings, and a white shirt against a teal background.
  • Close-up portrait of a young man with curly hair, blue eyes, earrings, and crossed arms wearing a gray T-shirt
  • Smiling young man with curly blond hair wearing a light gray shirt against a teal background
  • Close-up portrait of a young man with curly brown hair and blue eyes wearing a blue shirt against a teal background.
  • Portrait of a curly-haired man wearing a sleeveless black shirt against a teal background

Production Shots

  • Large musical theater ensemble performing under blue and purple stage lights, with singers in tuxedos and dancers in white costumes.
  • Two performers sit on a tropical-themed stage, with one playing an acoustic guitar beside a swing and island decor.
  • Ensemble cast posing around a colorful vintage vehicle on a retro-themed musical theater stage
  • Musical theater cast performing onstage beneath a neon sign reading “Moonlight in the Poconos,” with a guitarist on an elevated platform.
  • Two people pose beside a tour bus featuring a large Grease movie mural of John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.
  • Four male performers wearing headsets sing around a music stand on a theater stage.
  • Colorfully costumed theater performers posing on a raised platform against a black stage backdrop
  • Four men in red tuxedo jackets singing together around a vintage microphone
  • Five musicians performing under purple stage lights, with guitars, keyboard, and a sign reading “The Slaughter Club.”
  • Black-and-white stage performance featuring five dancers walking in formation with ropes.
  • Singers performing on a blue-lit stage, with a woman in a blue dress and a man holding a microphone and trumpet.

Show Reels

Voiceover

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  • ...along with local rising star Sam Stoll, who plays Jamie, they deliver some truly elegant footwork. It’s wonderful to see Stoll making his Guthrie debut; he’s terrific in the role.

    - Rob Dunkelberger, The Stages of MN

  • Sam Stoll impressed as Bob Gaudio in “Jersey Boys” and Neil Sedaka in “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical” and does the same again here as romantic lead Danny Zuko.

    - Ross Raihala , Pioneer Press

  • Sam Stoll, as Danny Zuko, leads the boys of Rydell with equal parts charisma and charm, offering a performance worthy of the iconic role.

    - Jared Fessler , Broadway World

  • The prodigal lyricist Bob Gaudio is adeptly played by Sam Stoll, whose exciting energy perfectly matches the storytelling surrounding the band’s season of stardom.

    - Paige Schuller , Mpls St. Paul Magazine

  • Stoll knows how to tell a story on stage with his charisma and feet like few others in the Twin Cities. His performance is nuanced to match each of the Candelarias, seamlessly shifting, whether he is part of the dream or the very realistic truth at hand.

    - Jarrod Sumner, Minnesota Monthly

  • Stoll (a terrific Danny Zuko in Chanhassen's Grease last season) is winning in the prodigal son role of Jamie

    - Arthur Dorman, Talkin Broadway

  • Stoll’s personification of optimism incarnate is charming and inspired

    - Joe Sarafolean, Broadway World

  • He's totally believable as the neighborhood kid who made it big through his dancing ability, and also gives the character depth, expressing that conflict of leaving the nest to fly as he was taught to do, and guilt at leaving his family behind.

    -Jill Shafer, Cherry and Spoon

  • Sam Stoll also delivers a heartwarming performance of the young concierge, Erik

    -Natasha Ashley , Broadway World