Jefferson Mays); Death of a Salesman (starring Brian Dennehy); and other production credits include Blood Brothers (starring Stephanie Lawrence), Damn Yankees (starring Jerry Lewis), RENT, Sideman and Václav Havel's Temptation (starring Countess Rula Lenska and Sylvester McCoy). Internationally Around the world, other production and producing credits include producing the New Year's Eve engagement of Plácido Domingo, José Carreras and Luciano Pavarotti in The Three Tenors (Vancouver); Relatively Speaking (Washington D.C.); and in Canada, Driving Miss Daisy; Something in the Air, Blood Brothers; Connie Francis; The Ecstasy of Rita Joe; Damn Yankees (starring Davis Gaines); Arsenic and Old Lace; Love Letters (starring Victor Garber and Kate Nelligan); Godspell reunion and the Tribute to Gilda Radner (with Paul Shaeffer, John Candy, Martin Short, Andrea Martin, Marvin Hamlisch and Dave Thomas for CBC TV); Forever Plaid and the Shanghai Ballet's Tour of The White Haired Girl. In China, 42nd Street and Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida. In Australia, over 40 productions, for many companies. Toby has managed marketing and produced numerous shows for Microsoft. Other industrials include the SkyDome Opening Ceremonies; Volkswagen EuroVan Launch; Toronto Arts Awards and The Dinosaur World Tour. Theatrical Web Visionary "Toby Simkin is the man pushing the theatre industry kicking and screaming, into Cyberspace" --Alexander Stevens, The Boston TAB. Toby served as President and chief operating officer of Theatre.com Inc., a company he founded as Buy Broadway in 1995, which he started as a way to reach more international ticket buyers for his production of Victor/Victoria. In March 1997, Toby (in partnership with Microsoft) produced the first live Broadcast over the net for the Broadway opening night of Annie. Then followed doing similar video broadcasts for Les Misérables, Jerry Lewis's Damn Yankees (from London) and others. Toby took his internet business public in 1998 and sold in 2000, converting a substantial portion to shares in the Broadway Television Network (where he became VP). Prior to selling his company, he personally produced the vast majority of online marketing campaigns and websites for over 100 Broadway shows and 50 companies on Broadway and in the West End. He has been a consultant to Music Theatre International, the world's leading licensor of musical shows, for 15 years. "Toby Simkin is a virtual Lewis & Clark on the e-commerce frontier" --Small Business Computing Magazine, March 1, 2000, by Doug Gantenbein Future Toby controls worldwide rights to various film and stage properties,