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=== Other productions === {{more citations needed | section |date=April 2024}} ;2003 Hungary The Hungarian production opened on July 23, 2003, on the open-air stage of [[Pécs]], [[Hungary]]. It was directed by Tamás Balikó, the director of the National Theatre of Pécs, with musical direction by Zoltán Bókai. The cast was Attila Németh as Jon, Lilla Polyák as Susan, and István Fillár/Tamás Gregorovics as Michael. The production moved to the National Theatre of Pécs, where it opened on November 4, 2003, with new cast members Bernadett Tunyogi as Susan and Attila Csengeri as Jon. The production closed on February 26, 2004. ;2007 Denmark A [[Denmark|Danish]] production played in 2007, starring Mads Æbeløe Nielsen as Jon, Thomas Bay Pedersen as Michael, and Christina Elisabeth Mørkøre as Susan, and directed by Jens Frausing. A recording of the Danish production was released in 2007. ;2008 Mexico Starring Marco Anthonio as Jon, Natalia Sosa as Susan and Beto Torres as Michael, this production opened at [[Teatro Rafael Solana]] on February 20, 2008. ;2008 Canada Ignition Theatre produced the production in May 2008 at The Matchbox in [[Red Deer, Alberta]], Canada. It starred Joel Crichton as Jon, Wilmari Myburgh as Susan, and Curtis Labelle as Michael. The production ran from May 15 to 24. ;2009 Westport The production at the [[Westport Country Playhouse]] in [[Westport, Connecticut]] ran from June 23 through July 18. It was directed by Scott Schwartz, who directed the original off-Broadway production, and starred Colin Hanlon as Jon, [[Wilson Cruz]] as Michael, and Pearl Sun as Susan. ;2009 Philippines A [[Philippines|Philippine]] production ran for three weeks in August 2009 at the [[Ateneo de Manila University]]. It was staged by Blue Repertory, the university's college-level musical theater group, under the direction of Bea Garcia. ;2010 San Francisco [[Theatre Rhinoceros]] presented the play at the [[Eureka Theatre Company|Eureka Theatre]] from February 9 through 28, 2010.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Theatre Rhino's 2009-2010 Season|url=http://www.therhino.org/archives/season2009-10.htm#tick|url-status=live|access-date=March 27, 2021|website=Theatre Rhinoceros|archive-date=October 23, 2020|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201023045329/http://www.therhino.org/archives/season2009-10.htm#tick}}</ref> ;2010 Germany The German premiere of the musical opened on March 11, 2010, in [[Kerpen]] near [[Cologne]]. It was directed by Barbara Franck and Marco Maciejewski with musical supervision by Philipp Polzin. Jon was played by Oliver Morschel and Daniel Wichmann, Michael by Sascha Odendall and Joshua Vithayathil, and Susan by Marina Schmitz and Michaela Berg. The songs were performed in English, with scenes done in German. ;2010 London The Union Theatre performed a fringe production in April 2010, featuring Leanne Jones, Ashley Campbell, and Adam Rhys Davies. It was directed by Damian Sandys. ;2011 Spain A [[Spain|Spanish]] production ran at Teatro Lara, Madrid, from July 14 through 22, 2011, under the direction of Pablo Muñoz-Chápuli and starring Jorge Gonzalo as Jon, David Tortosa as Michael, and Laura Castrillón as Susan. ;2011 London ''Tick, Tick... Boom!'' opened in [[London]] at the [[Africa Centre, London|Africa Centre]] on October 14, 2011, directed by Simon Carnell, the cast featured Samuel Haughton as Jon, David Adams as Michael, and Katrina Boyd as Susan. ;2012 Argentina The 2012 Argentinian production of ''Tick, Tick... Boom!'' ran at the Maipo Kabaret Theatre under the direction of Nicolás Roberto and starred Andrés Espinel as Mike, Natalia Cesari as Susan, and Paul Jeannot as Jon. ;2014 The Netherlands Tresore Productions performed at various theatres in The Netherlands from March 3 – May 3, 2014, under the direction of Koen van Dijk, starring John Vooijs as Jon, Renée van Wegberg as Susan, and Sander van Voorst tot Voorst as Mike. ;2018 Czech Republic The Czech premiere of the musical was performed at Theatre Na prádle Prague under the direction of Martin Vokoun and starred Peter Pecha as Mike, Lucia Jagerčíková as Susan, and Tomáš Vaněk as Jon. ;2018 Hong Kong A Cantonese production was performed in Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre Theatre by theatre company [https://www.musicaltrio.hk/tick-tick-boom Musical Trio] in 2018. ;2018 Brazil A [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]] production ran at Teatro FAAP in [[São Paulo]] from October 30, 2018, to January 31, 2019. It was directed by [[Leopoldo Pacheco]] and Bel Gomes and starred Bruno Narchi as Jon, Thiago Machado as Michael, and Giulia Nadruz as Susan. ;2019 Taiwan A production ran at the New Taipei City Arts Center in October 2019, featuring New York actor Matthew Bauman as Jon, [[Anthony Neely]] as Mike, and Ting-Fang Liu as Susan. Produced by the Tainaner Ensemble, the production was directed by New York director Darren Cohen. ;2021 Shanghai A Chinese production ran in Gong Stage from April 2, 2021 to April 11, 2021, then from June 22, 2021 to June 27, 2021. Cast included Yi-bin Zheng, Qi-sheng Ye, Zhen-kai Xia as Jon, Li-Tong Hsu, Hao-yu Chen, Hao-ran Liu as Susan, Ze Zhang, Le-tian Wang, Wei-gang Zhao as Michael. Produced by Cmusicals. Then in 2022, a long-term production ran in Strand Theatre from January 14, to September 12, which was once interrupted by 2022 Shanghai COVID-19 outbreak. In 2024, Shanghai revival opened in Gong stage on April 12, 2024, the cast featured Er Mao and Meng-nan Qian as Jon, Jing-yuan Liao and Guo Hong as Susan, Jia-ming Tang and Ji-wen Xu as Michael. The revival production closed on April 21, 2024. ;2022 Sweden Produced by Fourth Wall Productions in Malmö and directed by Swedish director Helena Röhr. Jon played by Filip Vikström, Michael played by Erik Espinoza and Susan played by Kim Bergkvist. ;2023 Australia Produced by StoreyBoard Productions and directed by Tyran Parke. Jon played by Hugh Sheridan, Michael played by Finn Alexander and Susan played by Elenoa Rokobaro. ;2023 Israel Directed and translated by Roi Dolev, who will also star as Jon, with Inbal Zoashnin as Susan, and Snir Weiller as Michael. Performances are scheduled for October and November 2023 in Haifa and Tel Aviv.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Ingenthron |first=Blair |title=TICK, TICK... BOOM! Makes Its Israeli Debut In A Strictly Limited Engagement |url=https://www.broadwayworld.com/israel/article/TICK-TICK-BOOM-Makes-Its-Israeli-Debut-In-A-Strictly-Limited-Engagement-20230729 |access-date=2023-08-03 |website=BroadwayWorld.com |language=en}}</ref> ;2023 Austria Will be played at the Volskoper (Vienna, Austria), directed by Frédéric Buhr and starring Jakob Semotan as Jon, Juliette Khalil as Susan and Oliver Liebl as Michael. Performances for now are scheduled between November 2023 and February 2024.<ref>{{Cite web |title=tick, tick... BOOM! (Musical) |url=https://www.volksoper.at/produktion/tick-tick-boom-2023.de.html |access-date=2023-11-02 |website=Volksoper Wien |language=de}}</ref> '''2023 Poland''' The production at Nova Scena of ROMA Musical Theatre in Warsaw opened on November 18, 2023 (as an open-ended run), directed by Wojciech Kępczyński, translated by Michał Wojnarowski. The opening night featured the cast of Marcin Franc as Jon, Maciej Dybowski as Michael and Maria Tyszkiewicz as Susan (the alternating cast includes Maciej Pawlak, Piotr Janusz and Anastazja Simińska respectively). Music direction is by Jakub Lubowicz.<ref>{{Cite web |title=tik, tik... BUM! |url=https://www.teatrroma.pl/spektakl/tik-tik-bum/ |access-date=2024-10-23 |website=Teatr Muzyczny Roma - Odkryj świat musicali! |language=pl-PL}}</ref> ;2024 San Diego A Cygnet Theatre production Will be played at the Old Town Theatre (San Diego, CA), directed by Katie Banville and starring [[AJ Rafael]] as Jon, Emma Nossal as Susan and Leo EBanks as Michael. Performances are running from July 3 through August 4. Music direction by Dr. Randi Ellen Rudolph.<ref>{{cite web |title=Tick, Tick...BOOM! |url=https://www.cygnettheatre.com/season/season-20/tick-tick-boom/ |website=Cygnet Theatre |date=18 July 2023 }}</ref> ;2024 Singapore Produced by Sight Lines and directed by Derrick Chew, Preston Lim (Jon), Ryan Ang (Michael), Vanessa Kee (Susan) star alongside Beatrice Jaymes Pung and Eric Larrea as the ensemble cast. Performances run from July 5 to 14 at KC Arts Centre.<ref>{{Cite web |title=tick, tick…Boom! – Sight Lines |url=https://sightlines.com.sg/experience/tick-tick-boom/ |access-date=2024-07-08 |language=en-US}}</ref> ;2025 Portugal Produced by Ultraproduções and directed by Bernardo Raposo, a Portuguese production ran from March 7 to April 6, 2025 at the Auditório Santa Joana Princesa in Lisbon, starring Miguel Cruz as Jon, David Gomes as Michael and Sara Madeira as Susan.<ref>https://www.agendalx.pt/events/event/tick-tick-boom/</ref>
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