Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!
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Opening Date
Jan 29, 1948
Closing Date
Jul 10, 1948
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Open Date: Jan 29, 1948
Close Date: Jul 10, 1948
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PeopleProduced by George AbbottMusic by Hugh Martin; Lyrics by Hugh Martin; Book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee; Ballet arrangements by Trude Rittman; Musical Director: Pembroke Davenport; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Vocal arrangements by Hugh MartinDirected by George Abbott and Jerome Robbins; Choreographed by Jerome Robbins and George Abbott; Conceived by Jerome RobbinsGeneral Manager: Charles Harris; Assistant Co. Mgr: Joseph HarrisMusic Contractor: Sol Gusikoff; Assistant to Hugh Martin: Bus DavisMember of the Russo-American Ballet CompanyMember of the Russo-American Ballet CompanyUnderstudies: Margaret Banks (Ann Bruce), Forrest Bonshire (Wotan), Dean Campbell (Larry), Leonard Claret (Eddie Winkler), Sandra Deel (Lily Malloy), Nina Frenkin (Tanya Drinskaya), Eddie Hodge (Mr. Gleeb), Eric Kristen (Tommy), Bettye McCormick (Dusty Lee), Gloria Patrice (Snow White), Walter Rinner (Stage Manager), Herbert Ross (Vladimir Luboff) and Marten Sameth (F. Plancek)
Adelphi Theatre (Jan 29, 1948 - Jul 10, 1948)
Cast
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Songsmusic by Don Walker; lyrics by Hugh MartinAct 1Sung ByGotta DanceEddie Winkler and CompanyI'm the First GirlLily Malloy and Corps de BalletI'm Not So BrightLarryI'm Tired of TexasLily Malloy and CompanyTiny RoomLarryThe Little Boy BluesSnow White and WotanAct 2Sung ByJazzWotan, Lily Malloy and CompanyThe New LookDusty LeeIf You'll be MineLily Malloy, Bell Boy, Suzy, Larry, Dusty Lee and Members of the Russo-American Ballet CompanyPajama DanceThe CompanyShauny O'ShaySnow White and WotanThe Two of UsLily Malloy, Eddie Winkler and Co-workers
Produced by George Abbott
Music by Hugh Martin; Lyrics by Hugh Martin; Book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee; Ballet arrangements by Trude Rittman; Musical Director: Pembroke Davenport; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Vocal arrangements by Hugh Martin
Directed by George Abbott and Jerome Robbins; Choreographed by Jerome Robbins and George Abbott; Conceived by Jerome Robbins
General Manager: Charles Harris; Assistant Co. Mgr: Joseph Harris
Music Contractor: Sol Gusikoff; Assistant to Hugh Martin: Bus Davis
Member of the Russo-American Ballet Company
Member of the Russo-American Ballet Company
Understudies:
Margaret Banks
(Ann Bruce), Forrest Bonshire
(Wotan), Dean Campbell
(Larry), Leonard Claret
(Eddie Winkler), Sandra Deel
(Lily Malloy), Nina Frenkin
(Tanya Drinskaya), Eddie Hodge
(Mr. Gleeb), Eric Kristen
(Tommy), Bettye McCormick
(Dusty Lee), Gloria Patrice
(Snow White), Walter Rinner
(Stage Manager), Herbert Ross
(Vladimir Luboff) and Marten Sameth
(F. Plancek)
Adelphi Theatre (Jan 29, 1948 - Jul 10, 1948)
Cast
music by Don Walker; lyrics by Hugh Martin
Act 1
Sung By
Gotta Dance
Eddie Winkler and Company
I'm the First Girl
Lily Malloy and Corps de Ballet
I'm Not So Bright
Larry
I'm Tired of Texas
Lily Malloy and Company
Tiny Room
Larry
The Little Boy Blues
Snow White and Wotan
Act 2
Sung By
Jazz
Wotan, Lily Malloy and Company
The New Look
Dusty Lee
If You'll be Mine
Lily Malloy, Bell Boy, Suzy, Larry, Dusty Lee and Members of the Russo-American Ballet Company
Pajama Dance
The Company
Shauny O'Shay
Snow White and Wotan
The Two of Us
Lily Malloy, Eddie Winkler and Co-workers
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