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Cast information[edit] Notable Broadway cast replacements (approximate dates given where available)[5] [23]
 * Original Broadway Cast
 * Beast - Terrence Mann
 * Belle - Susan Egan
 * Gaston - Burke Moses
 * Lumiere - Gary Beach
 * Cogsworth - Heath Lamberts
 * Maurice - Tom Bosley
 * Mrs. Potts - Beth Fowler
 * Chip - Brian Press
 * Madame de la Grande Bouche - Eleanor Glockner
 * Lefou - Kenny Raskin
 * Babette - Stacey Logan
 * Monsieur D'Arque - Gordon Stanley
 * Beast: Chuck Wagner (1997–1998), James Barbour (1998–1999), Jeff McCarthy (1995-1997 & 2004), Steve Blanchard (who played the "Beast" for the last eight years of the Broadway run).
 * Belle: Sarah Uriarte Berry (1995-1996, 2006), Kerry Butler (1996–1997), Deborah Gibson (1997–1998), Toni Braxton (1998–1999; first African American to play Belle on Broadway), Andrea McArdle (1999–2000), Sarah Litzsinger (2000-2002, 2003 & 2006), Jamie-Lynn Sigler (2002–2003, Broadway Debut), Megan McGinnis (2003–2004), Christy Carlson Romano (2004), Ashley Brown (2005–2006, Broadway Debut), Anneliese van der Pol (2007, Broadway Debut, Closing Cast). A total of seventeen actresses have played the part of Belle in the Broadway production, with Litzsinger playing it the longest.[24]
 * Gaston: Marc Kudisch (1995), Steve Blanchard (1997 - he later played Beast), Christopher Sieber (2001), Donny Osmond (2006 & Final Broadway Performance)
 * Lumiere: Lee Roy Reams (1995), Meshach Taylor (1998–1999, Broadway Debut), Paul Schoeffler (2001),[25] Bryan Batt (2001–2002), Patrick Page (1999-2001 & 2003), Jacob Young (2006, Broadway Debut), John Tartaglia (2006–2007), David DeVries (Closing Cast)
 * Cogsworth: Jonathan Freeman (2006–2007)
 * Babette: Ann Mandrella (2007 Closing Cast)
 * Chip: Nick Jonas (2002), Jeremy Bergman (2002–2003), Trevor Braun (Longest-running Chip), Henry Hodges, Andrew Keenan-Bolger
 * ==Awards and nominations[edit]==