Oklahoma!
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 21, 2002
Closing Date
Feb 23, 2003
1st Preview
Feb 23, 2002
1st Preview
Feb 23, 2002
Previews
25
Performances
388
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: Mar 21, 2002
Close Date: Feb 23, 2003
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
Indian territory (now Oklahoma) just after the turn of the century.
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by The Nederlander Organization (James M. Nederlander: Chairman; James L. Nederlander: President)Produced by Cameron Mackintosh; Produced by arrangement with The Rodgers and Hammerstein OrganizationOriginally produced by The Royal National Theatre (Trevor Nunn, Director)Music by Richard Rodgers; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; Book by Oscar Hammerstein II; Based on "Green Grow the Lilacs" by Lynn Riggs; Musical Director: Kevin Stites; New Dance Music Arranged by David Krane; Original orchestrations by Robert Russell Bennett; Additional orchestrations by William David BrohnDirected by Trevor Nunn; Choreographed by Susan Stroman; Dances for the original Theatre Guild production by Agnes de Mille; Associate Choreographer: Warren Carlyle; Resident Choreographer: Ginger Thatcher; Assistant Choreographer: Lisa ShriverScenic Design by Anthony Ward; Costume Design by Anthony Ward; Lighting Design by David Hersey; Sound Design by Paul Groothuis; Associate Sound Design: Mark Menard; Associate Scenic Design: Nancy ThunGeneral Manager: Alan Wasser Associates; Company Manager: Susan Bell; Executive Producer: David Caddick, Nicholas Allott and Matthew Dalco; Associate Co. Mgr: Thomas SchlenkProduction Stage Manager: Mahlon Kruse; Production Supervisor: Mitchell Lemsky; Technical Production Manager: Jake Bell; Stage Manager: Stephen R. Gruse and Beverly JenkinsConducted by Kevin Stites; Associate Conductor: Paul Raiman and Charles duChateau; Assistant Conductor: Charles duChateau; Concert Master: Martin Agee; Musical Supervisor: David Caddick; Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Rehearsal Pianist: Matthew Sklar; Music Preparation: Miller Music Services; Violin: Martin Agee, Cenovia Cummins, Xin Zhao and James Tsao; Harp: Grace Paradise; Guitar/Banjo: Greg Utzig; Percussion: James Baker; Drums: Perry Cavari; Keyboard: Paul Raiman; French Horn: Peter Schoettler and Lawrence DiBello; Trombone: Keith O'Quinn; Trumpet: Tino Gagliardi and Don Downs; Bass: Peter Donovan; Reeds: Edward Joffe, Matt Dine, John J. Moses, Steven Kenyon and Thomas Sefcovic; Viola: Kenneth Burward-Hoy; Cello: Sarah Carter and Charles duChateauCasting: Tara Rubin Casting and Johnson-Liff Associates; General Press Representative: The Publicity Office; Fight Choreographer: Malcolm Ranson; Dialect Coach: Kate Wilson; Dance Captain: Dylis Croman and Rommy Sandhu; Fight Captain: Rommy Sandhu; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Photographer: Michael Le Poer Trench; Associate Photographer: Joan Marcus; Vari*Lite Programmer: Robert HallidayUnderstudies: Matt Allen (Will Parker), Amy Bodnar (Laurey), Stephen R. Buntrock (Curly), Nicolas Dromard (Will Parker), Harvey Evans (Andrew Carnes, Ike Skidmore), Merwin Foard (Jud Fry), Michael Thomas Holmes (Ali Hakim), Michael X. Martin (Jud Fry), Audrie Neenan (Aunt Eller), Laura Shoop (Laurey), Greg Stone (Curly), Kathy Voytko (Ado Annie Carnes), Catherine Wreford (Ado Annie Carnes) and Tony Yazbeck (Ali Hakim)
Gershwin Theatre (Mar 21, 2002 - Feb 23, 2003)
Stage Manager: Kimberly Russell; Production Stage Manager: Beverly Jenkins (Jul 02, 2002 - Feb 23, 2003); Production Supervisor: Fred HansonAssistant Conductor: Annbritt duChateau (circa. 2003 - Feb 23, 2003) and James Baker; Keyboards: Annbritt duChateau (circa. 2003 - Feb 23, 2003)Promotions: Hugh Hysell Communications (Jan 01, 2003 - Feb 23, 2003)Cast
Laurey
AlternateUnderstudies: Kevin Bernard (Will Parker), Stephen R. Buntrock (Ike Skidmore), Tom Flagg (Andrew Carnes, Ike Skidmore), John Jellison (Andrew Carnes), Aaron Lazar (Curly), Elizabeth Loyacano (Laurey), Michael X. Martin (Andrew Carnes), Laura Shoop (Ado Annie Carnes) and Ginger Thatcher (Aunt Eller) -
Songsmusic by Richard Rodgers; lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein IIAct 1Sung ByOh, What a Beautiful Mornin'CurlyThe Surrey with the Fringe on TopCurly, Laurey and Aunt EllerKansas CityWill Parker, Aunt Eller and The BoysI Can't Say NoAdo Annie CarnesMany a New DayLaurey and The GirlsIt's a Scandal! It's an Outrage!Ali Hakim and FarmersPeople Will SayCurly and LaureyPore Jud is DaidCurly and Jud FryLonely RoomJud FryOut of My Dreams - BalletLaurey, The Girls and Dream FiguresAct 2Sung ByThe Farmer and the CowmanAunt Eller, Andrew Carnes, Curly, Will Parker, Ado Annie Carnes, Ike Skidmore and CompanyAll 'Er Nothin'Will Parker and Ado Annie CarnesPeople Will Say (Reprise)Curly and LaureyOklahoma!Curly, Laurey, Aunt Eller and CompanyFinale UltimoEntire Company
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Awards
Tony Award®
Best Revival of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Originally produced by The Royal National Theatre (Trevor Nunn, Director)
Produced by Cameron MackintoshBest Actor in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Patrick Wilson
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
2002 Winner
Shuler HensleyBest Featured Actress in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Andrea MartinBest Lighting Design
2002 Nominee
Lighting Design by David HerseyBest Choreography
2002 Nominee
Choreographed by Susan StromanBest Direction of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Directed by Trevor NunnDrama Desk Award
Outstanding Revival of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Produced by Cameron MackintoshOutstanding Actor in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Patrick Wilson
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical
2002 Winner
Shuler HensleyOutstanding Featured Actor in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Justin BohonOutstanding Featured Actress in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Andrea Martin
Outstanding Choreography
2002 Winner
Choreographed by Susan StromanOutstanding Director of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Directed by Trevor NunnOutstanding Set Design of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Scenic Design by Anthony WardOutstanding Lighting Design
2002 Nominee
Lighting Design by David Hersey -
Statistics
Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf. Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Nederlander Organization (James M. Nederlander: Chairman; James L. Nederlander: President)
Produced by Cameron Mackintosh; Produced by arrangement with The Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization
Originally produced by The Royal National Theatre (Trevor Nunn, Director)
Music by Richard Rodgers; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; Book by Oscar Hammerstein II; Based on "Green Grow the Lilacs" by Lynn Riggs; Musical Director: Kevin Stites; New Dance Music Arranged by David Krane; Original orchestrations by Robert Russell Bennett; Additional orchestrations by William David Brohn
Directed by Trevor Nunn; Choreographed by Susan Stroman; Dances for the original Theatre Guild production by Agnes de Mille; Associate Choreographer: Warren Carlyle; Resident Choreographer: Ginger Thatcher; Assistant Choreographer: Lisa Shriver
Scenic Design by Anthony Ward; Costume Design by Anthony Ward; Lighting Design by David Hersey; Sound Design by Paul Groothuis; Associate Sound Design: Mark Menard; Associate Scenic Design: Nancy Thun
General Manager: Alan Wasser Associates; Company Manager: Susan Bell; Executive Producer: David Caddick, Nicholas Allott and Matthew Dalco; Associate Co. Mgr: Thomas Schlenk
Production Stage Manager: Mahlon Kruse; Production Supervisor: Mitchell Lemsky; Technical Production Manager: Jake Bell; Stage Manager: Stephen R. Gruse and Beverly Jenkins
Conducted by Kevin Stites; Associate Conductor: Paul Raiman and Charles duChateau; Assistant Conductor: Charles duChateau; Concert Master: Martin Agee; Musical Supervisor: David Caddick; Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Rehearsal Pianist: Matthew Sklar; Music Preparation: Miller Music Services; Violin: Martin Agee, Cenovia Cummins, Xin Zhao and James Tsao; Harp: Grace Paradise; Guitar/Banjo: Greg Utzig; Percussion: James Baker; Drums: Perry Cavari; Keyboard: Paul Raiman; French Horn: Peter Schoettler and Lawrence DiBello; Trombone: Keith O'Quinn; Trumpet: Tino Gagliardi and Don Downs; Bass: Peter Donovan; Reeds: Edward Joffe, Matt Dine, John J. Moses, Steven Kenyon and Thomas Sefcovic; Viola: Kenneth Burward-Hoy; Cello: Sarah Carter and Charles duChateau
Casting: Tara Rubin Casting and Johnson-Liff Associates; General Press Representative: The Publicity Office; Fight Choreographer: Malcolm Ranson; Dialect Coach: Kate Wilson; Dance Captain: Dylis Croman and Rommy Sandhu; Fight Captain: Rommy Sandhu; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Photographer: Michael Le Poer Trench; Associate Photographer: Joan Marcus; Vari*Lite Programmer: Robert Halliday
Understudies:
Matt Allen
(Will Parker), Amy Bodnar
(Laurey), Stephen R. Buntrock
(Curly), Nicolas Dromard
(Will Parker), Harvey Evans
(Andrew Carnes, Ike Skidmore), Merwin Foard
(Jud Fry), Michael Thomas Holmes
(Ali Hakim), Michael X. Martin
(Jud Fry), Audrie Neenan
(Aunt Eller), Laura Shoop
(Laurey), Greg Stone
(Curly), Kathy Voytko
(Ado Annie Carnes), Catherine Wreford
(Ado Annie Carnes) and Tony Yazbeck
(Ali Hakim)
Gershwin Theatre (Mar 21, 2002 - Feb 23, 2003)
Stage Manager: Kimberly Russell; Production Stage Manager: Beverly Jenkins (Jul 02, 2002 - Feb 23, 2003); Production Supervisor: Fred Hanson
Assistant Conductor: Annbritt duChateau (circa. 2003 - Feb 23, 2003) and James Baker; Keyboards: Annbritt duChateau (circa. 2003 - Feb 23, 2003)
Promotions: Hugh Hysell Communications (Jan 01, 2003 - Feb 23, 2003)
Cast
Laurey
Alternate
Understudies:
Kevin Bernard
(Will Parker), Stephen R. Buntrock
(Ike Skidmore), Tom Flagg
(Andrew Carnes, Ike Skidmore), John Jellison
(Andrew Carnes), Aaron Lazar
(Curly), Elizabeth Loyacano
(Laurey), Michael X. Martin
(Andrew Carnes), Laura Shoop
(Ado Annie Carnes) and Ginger Thatcher
(Aunt Eller)
music by Richard Rodgers; lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Act 1
Sung By
Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'
Curly
The Surrey with the Fringe on Top
Curly, Laurey and Aunt Eller
Kansas City
Will Parker, Aunt Eller and The Boys
I Can't Say No
Ado Annie Carnes
Many a New Day
Laurey and The Girls
It's a Scandal! It's an Outrage!
Ali Hakim and Farmers
People Will Say
Curly and Laurey
Pore Jud is Daid
Curly and Jud Fry
Lonely Room
Jud Fry
Out of My Dreams - Ballet
Laurey, The Girls and Dream Figures
Act 2
Sung By
The Farmer and the Cowman
Aunt Eller, Andrew Carnes, Curly, Will Parker, Ado Annie Carnes, Ike Skidmore and Company
All 'Er Nothin'
Will Parker and Ado Annie Carnes
People Will Say
(Reprise)
Curly and Laurey
Oklahoma!
Curly, Laurey, Aunt Eller and Company
Finale Ultimo
Entire Company
Tony Award®
Best Revival of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Originally produced by The Royal National Theatre (Trevor Nunn, Director)
Produced by Cameron Mackintosh
Originally produced by The Royal National Theatre (Trevor Nunn, Director)
Produced by Cameron Mackintosh
Best Actor in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Patrick Wilson
Patrick Wilson
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
2002 Winner
Shuler Hensley
Shuler Hensley
Best Featured Actress in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Andrea Martin
Andrea Martin
Best Lighting Design
2002 Nominee
Lighting Design by David Hersey
Lighting Design by David Hersey
Best Choreography
2002 Nominee
Choreographed by Susan Stroman
Choreographed by Susan Stroman
Best Direction of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Directed by Trevor Nunn
Directed by Trevor Nunn
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Revival of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Produced by Cameron Mackintosh
Produced by Cameron Mackintosh
Outstanding Actor in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Patrick Wilson
Patrick Wilson
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical
2002 Winner
Shuler Hensley
Shuler Hensley
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Justin Bohon
Justin Bohon
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical
2002 Nominee
Andrea Martin
Andrea Martin
Outstanding Choreography
2002 Winner
Choreographed by Susan Stroman
Choreographed by Susan Stroman
Outstanding Director of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Directed by Trevor Nunn
Directed by Trevor Nunn
Outstanding Set Design of a Musical
2002 Nominee
Scenic Design by Anthony Ward
Scenic Design by Anthony Ward
Outstanding Lighting Design
2002 Nominee
Lighting Design by David Hersey
Lighting Design by David Hersey
| Week Ending | Gross | % Gross Pot. | Attendance | % Capacity | # Previews | # Perf. |
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Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
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