A Return for 'Cotton Club Parade' Last year's Encores! production of "Cotton Club Parade," a musical revue about the celebrated Harlem nightclub during the Duke Ellington years, will return for a limited run from Nov. 14-18 at City Center, the show's producers announced on Monday. Most of the cast will return for the production, which again will be directed and choreographed by Warren Carlyle ("Hugh Jackman: Back on Broadway") and will have music direction by Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center's artistic director. Music will be provided by the Jazz at Lincoln Center All Stars, directed by Daryl Waters. Conceived by Jack Viertel, the song-and-dance show features jazz, blues and swing standards of the 1920s and 30s written by several composers, including Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields ("I Can't Give You Anything But Love"), Harold Arlen ("Stormy Weather," "I've Got the World on a String"), and Duke Ellington ("Rockin" in Rhythm," "Cotton Club Stomp"). The show received mostly positive reviews when it ran for six performances last November. Stephen Holden, in his review for The Times, called it a "thrilling 90-minute celebration" that "made period jazz come to life with a focused intensity and rhythmic savvy."