Western New York from September 19 to October 12, 2013. The show had 12 runs. The show was performed at ArtsWest in Seattle, Washington from September to October 2012. A staged reading of the show was performed by Outré Theatre Company in September 2013, directed by Skye Whitcomb. Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson had its Central Florida premiere at the Orlando International Fringe Theater Festival in the spring of 2014. Produced by BTW Productions and directed by Adam Graham with choreography by Michelle Alagna and musical direction by Brandon Fender, the cast included A. Ross Neal as Andrew Jackson, Jacqueline Torgas as Rachel Jackson, Anitra Pritchard-Bryant as the Storyteller and featured the band Hey, Angeline led by Anthony Smith as the Band Leader. Well received by critics and audiences alike, the show sold out the entirety of its limited run and went on to win Critic's Choice Award for Best Musical of 2014. A production of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson ran on the American Shakespeare Center from June 15 to November 26, 2016. Controversy The original Off-Broadway run was criticized by the Native American community at large and a production in Minneapolis in June 2014 faced public protest by New Native Theatre. At the Fountain Theatricals, a student organization at Stanford University dedicated to musical theatre and performing arts education, cancelled its production of the show for their Fall 2014 semester production due to pressure from the Stanford American Indian Organization. SAIO voiced concerns about the use of offensive caricatures of Native people regardless of the satirical style of the show. Raleigh Little Theatre cancelled their 2015 season's production of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and replaced it with Hedwig and the Angry Inch, claiming a lack of support from local members of the Native American community. Musical numbers "Populism, Yea, Yea!" – Company "I’m Not That Guy" – Andrew Jackson "Illness As Metaphor" – Andrew Jackson, Rachel Jackson, James Monroe, & Bandleader "I’m So That Guy" – Andrew Jackson & Company "Ten Little Indians" – Female Soloist & Female Ensemble "The Corrupt Bargain" – Female Ensemble (Toula, Elizabeth, & Naomi), John C. Calhoun, John Quincy Adams, & Henry Clay "Rock Star" – Male Soloist, Andrew Jackson, & Company "The Great Compromise" – Rachel Jackson "Public Life" – Andrew Jackson & Company "Crisis Averted" – Male Soloist & Bandleader "The Saddest Song" – Andrew Jackson & Company "Second Nature" – Bandleader "The