Summary: During his run in the revival of "42nd Street", Patrick Cassidy talks about life in a performing family, including the legacy of his late father Jack and performing with his mother Shirley Jones; his eclectic resume on stage across the country, including a tour of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" and the impeccably cast but little-seen Hartford Stage version of "Martin Guerre"; and the experience of seeing a role he created -- the Balladeer of "Assassins" -- enacted by another performer in the musical's long-delayed Broadway debut. Original air date – June 18, 2004.
