He has played Daddy Warbucks for three years in the national tour of “Annie.” “He’s loud, rich, presumably white, old. … How are we going to have people feel for him? Well, he was an ...

He did another production of “Annie” with the Players 18 years ago, and then, just like now, a massive pool of people auditioned. This year, over 200 people tried out, and he whittled it down ...

Warbucks realizes that Annie means more to him than life itself. But Miss Hannigan, along with crooks Rooster and Lily plots to do away with Annie and will stop at nothing to reclaim her.

The costumes — a lot of green on display across the Warbucks’ servants — are also a cut above, though Annie gets saddled for a while with a mauve outfit that should never be worn by a redhead.

One day, Annie’s life is changed forever when billionaire Daddy Warbucks invites an orphan to stay at his mansion for the Christmas holidays. There is a rich history to Annie. Little Orphant ...

And we thought Annie would be the perfect Christmas show because she finds her home with Mr. Warbucks and everybody in the world of the play finds their home through Annie. And many people don’t ...

Very first animated Orphan Annieand a wonderful Christmas tale it is Daddy Warbucks has Annie at his huge estate with Sandy her big dog It seems Daddy is more like Scrooge this season He is ...

A new North American tour of the Broadway favorite Annie will make a Motor City stop ... Christopher Swan as Oliver Warbucks, Julia Nicole Hunter as Grace, and Mark Woodard as FDR.

“Daddy Warbucks is not that big a part, really,” he said. But even so, he’s bringing a little something different to the role now than he did 18 years ago. He used to see Warbucks as a big shot.