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Bubbling Brown Sugar
Musical
Revue
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Mar 02, 1976
Closing Date
Dec 31, 1977
1st Preview
Feb 20, 1976
1st Preview
Feb 20, 1976
Previews
12
Performances
766
Musical
Revue
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Open Date: Mar 02, 1976
Close Date: Dec 31, 1977
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
ANTA Playhouse
(Mar 02, 1976 - Dec 31, 1977)
Setting
Harlem. Today and between 1920 and 1940.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
J. Lloyd Grant
,
Richard Bell
,
Robert M. Cooper
and
Ashton Springer
; Produced in association with
Moe Septee Inc.
Originally produced by
Media House
; Originally presented by
AMAS Repertory Theatre (Rosetta Le Noire, Founder and Artistic Director)
Book by
Loften Mitchell
; Based on a concept by
Rosetta LeNoire
; Additional music by
Danny Holgate
,
Emme Kemp
and
Lillian Lopez
; Choral arrangements by
Chapman Roberts
; Musical Director:
Danny Holgate
; Featuring songs by
Noble Sissle
,
Eubie Blake
,
Lil Armstrong
,
Shelton Brooks
,
Cab Calloway
,
Jimmy Cox
,
Duke Ellington
,
Benny Goodman
,
Billie Holiday
,
Earl "Fatha" Hines
,
W. C. Handy
,
Arthur Herzog, Jr.
,
Avon Long
,
W. Benton Overstreet
,
Maceo Pinkard
,
Edgar Sampson
,
Will E. Skidmore
,
Billy Strayhorn
,
Renton Tunnah
,
Thomas "Fats" Waller
,
Chick Webb
,
Bert Williams
,
Billy Higgins
,
Irving Mills
,
Paul Denniker
and
Charles H. Gabriel
; Featuring songs with lyrics by
Eubie Blake
,
Noble Sissle
,
Eddie de Lange
,
Irving Mills
,
Loften Mitchell
,
Mitchell Parish
,
Andy Razaf
,
Alex Rogers
,
Paul Webster
,
Russell Wooding
,
Shelton Brooks
,
Civilla Durfee Martin
,
Maceo Pinkard
,
Earl "Fatha" Hines
,
Duke Ellington
,
Billy Strayhorn
,
Avon Long
,
Lil Armstrong
,
Renton Tunnah
,
Will E. Skidmore
,
Cab Calloway
,
W. Benton Overstreet
,
Billy Higgins
,
Billie Holiday
and
Arthur Herzog, Jr.
Directed by
Robert M. Cooper
; Choreographed by
Billy Wilson
Scenic Design by
Clarke Dunham
; Lighting Design by
Barry Arnold
; Costume Design by
Bernard Johnson
; Projection Design by
Lucie D. Grosvenor
and
Clarke Dunham
; Sound Design by
Joel S. Fichman
; Hair Design by
Gene Sheppard
and
Stanley James
General Manager:
Ashton Springer
; Assistant Gen. Mgr:
Susan Chase
; Company Manager:
Carolyne A. Jones
Production Stage Manager:
Sam Ellis
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
E. Lynn Nickerson
; Production Supervisor:
I. Mitchell Miller
Conducted by
Neal Tate
; Piano:
Neal Tate
; Associate Conductor:
Joseph Marshall
; Drums:
Joseph Marshall
; Guitar, flute:
Rudy Stevenson
; Music Contractor:
Rudy Stevenson
General Press Representative:
Max Eisen
; Asst. to the Choreographer:
Dyann Robinson
; Press Representative:
Barbara Glenn
and
Fred Hoot
; Photographer:
Bert Andrews
Joseph Attles
Checkers
Dusty
Avon Long
John Sage
Rusty
Josephine Premice
Irene Paige
Vivian Reed
Marsha
Feb 20, 1976 - Jan 1977
Young Irene
Feb 20, 1976 - Jan 1977
Ethel Beatty
Ella
Carolyn Byrd
Carolyn
Gospel Lady
Female Nightclub Singer
Chip Garnett
Jim
Male Nightclub Singer
Barry Preston
Charlie
Count
Barbara Rubenstein
Judy
Dutch's Girl
Vernon Washington
Bill
Time Man
Bumpy
Emcee
Murphy Cross
Chorus
Nedra Dixon
Chorus
Karen Grannum
Broadway debut
Norma
Charlise Harris
Laura
Emme Kemp
Chorus
Alton Lathrop
Gene
Gospel Lady's Son
One of the Solitunes
Lonnie McNeil
Skip
Young Checkers
One of the Solitunes
Stanley Ramsey
Chorus
Dyann Robinson
Helen
Anthony Whitehouse
Tony
Waiter
Dutch
Newton Winters
Broadway debut
Ray
Young Sage
One of the Solitunes
Swings:
Millard Hurley
and
Carol Pennyfeather
Standby:
Vernon Washington
(John Sage, Rusty)
Understudies:
David Bryant
(Checkers, Dusty, Bill, Time Man, Bumpy, Emcee),
Carolyn Byrd
(Marsha, Young Irene),
Murphy Cross
(Judy, Dutch's Girl),
Nedra Dixon
(Ella),
Karen Grannum
(Marsha, Young Irene),
Charlise Harris
(Helen),
Millard Hurley
(Gene, Gospel Lady's Son),
Emme Kemp
(Irene Paige, Carolyn, Gospel Lady, Female Nightclub Singer),
E. Lynn Nickerson
(Tony, Waiter, Dutch, Charlie, Count) and
Stanley Ramsey
(Jim, Male Nightclub Singer)
ANTA Playhouse
(Mar 02, 1976 - Dec 31, 1977)
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The American National Theatre and Academy
Production Stage Manager:
Michael Maurer
; Stage Manager:
Kenneth Hanson
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Anthony Whitehouse
Drummer:
Frank Derrick
Advertising:
Lawrence Weiner and Associates
Cast
Ursuline Kairson
Marsha
Feb 15, 1977 - Dec 31, 1977
Young Irene
Feb 15, 1977 - Dec 31, 1977
One of the Solitunes
Feb 15, 1977 - Dec 31, 1977
David Bryant
Bill
Jun 22, 1976 - ?
Time Man
Jun 22, 1976 - ?
Bumpy
Jun 22, 1976 - ?
Emcee
Jun 22, 1976 - ?
Milt Grayson
Jim
Male Nightclub Singer
Stanley Ramsey
Bill
Time Man
Bumpy
Emcee
Denny Shearer
Charlie
Count
Corliss Taylor-Dunn
Ella
Clyde-Jacques Barrett
Ray
Young Sage
One of the Solitunes
Renee Brailsford
Norma
Charles "Honi" Coles
John Sage
Jun 20, 1977 - ?
Rusty
Prudence Darby
Laura
Lorrie Davis
Chorus
Susan Edwards
Chorus
Sandi Hewitt
Chorus
Reggie Jackson
Skip
Young Checkers
One of the Solitunes
Clinton Keen
Skip
Young Checkers
One of the Solitunes
Boncellia Lewis
Chorus
Yolanda Raven
Laura
J. Flashe Riley
Checkers
Jun 20, 1977 - ?
Dusty
Burt Rodriguez
Chorus
Kiki Shepard
Norma
Sean Walker
Ray
Young Sage
One of the Solitunes
Swings:
Leona Johnson
,
Edwetta Little
,
Billy Newton-Davis
and
Martial Roumain
Standby:
David Bryant
(John Sage, Rusty) and
Clebert Ford
(John Sage)
Understudies:
William Bremer
(Tony, Charlie, Dutch, Waiter, Count),
James Cross
(John Sage, Checkers, Bill, Time Man, Bumpy, Emcee),
Prudence Darby
("Sophisticated Lady" Dancer),
Lorrie Davis
(Irene Paige),
Susan Edwards
(Judy),
Jack Hammer
(Checkers, Bill, Time Man, Bumpy, Emcee),
Charlise Harris
("Sophisticated Lady" Dancer),
Ira Hawkins
(Jim, Male Nightclub Singer),
Sandi Hewitt
(Irene Paige, Gospel Lady, Female Nightclub Singer),
Marilyn Johnson
(Gospel Lady, Female Nightclub Singer),
Boncellia Lewis
(Ella),
Cecelia Norfleet
(Marsha, Young Irene, Singer of "God Bless The Child") and
Burt Rodriguez
(Jim, Male Nightclub Singer)
Songs
Act 1
Harlem '70
(music by
Danny Holgate
; lyrics by
Loften Mitchell
)
Bubbling Brown Sugar
(music by
Danny Holgate
,
Emme Kemp
and
Lillian Lopez
; lyrics by
Danny Holgate
,
Emme Kemp
and
Lillian Lopez
)
That's What Harlem Is to Me
(music by
Paul Denniker
and
Russell Wooding
; lyrics by
Andy Razaf
)
Bill Robinson Specialty
Harlem Sweet Harlem
(music by
Danny Holgate
; lyrics by
Loften Mitchell
)
Nobody
(music by
Alex Rogers
; lyrics by
Bert Williams
)
Goin' Back in Time
(music by
Danny Holgate
)
Some of These Days
(music by
Shelton Brooks
; lyrics by
Shelton Brooks
)
Moving Uptown
(music by
Danny Holgate
; lyrics by
Emme Kemp
and
Loften Mitchell
)
Strolling
(music by
Danny Holgate
)
I'm Gonna Tell God All My Troubles
His Eye Is on the Sparrow
(music by
Charles H. Gabriel
; lyrics by
Civilla Durfee Martin
)
Swing Low Sweet Chariot
Sweet Georgia Brown
(music by
Maceo Pinkard
; lyrics by
Maceo Pinkard
)
Honeysuckle Rose
(music by
Thomas "Fats" Waller
; lyrics by
Andy Razaf
)
Stormy Monday Blues
(music by
Earl "Fatha" Hines
; lyrics by
Earl "Fatha" Hines
)
Rosetta
(music by
Earl "Fatha" Hines
; lyrics by
Earl "Fatha" Hines
)
Sophisticated Lady
(music by
Duke Ellington
and
Irving Mills
; lyrics by
Mitchell Parish
)
In Honeysuckle Time, when Emaline said she'd be mine
(music by
Eubie Blake
and
Noble Sissle
; lyrics by
Eubie Blake
and
Noble Sissle
)
Solitude
(music by
Duke Ellington
; lyrics by
Eddie deLange
and
Irving Mills
)
C'mon Up to Jive Time
(music by
Danny Holgate
)
Stompin' at the Savoy
(music by
Benny Goodman
,
Edgar Sampson
and
Chick Webb
; lyrics by
Andy Razaf
)
Take the 'A' Train
(music by
Duke Ellington
and
Billy Strayhorn
; lyrics by
Duke Ellington
and
Billy Strayhorn
)
Act 2
Harlem - Time
(music by
Danny Holgate
)
Love Will Find a Way
(music by
Eubie Blake
and
Noble Sissle
; lyrics by
Eubie Blake
and
Noble Sissle
)
Dutch's Song
(music by
Emme Kemp
; lyrics by
Emme Kemp
)
Brown Gal
(music by
Lil Armstrong
and
Avon Long
; lyrics by
Lil Armstrong
and
Avon Long
)
Pray for the Lights to Go Out
(music by
Will E. Skidmore
and
Renton Tunnah
; lyrics by
Will E. Skidmore
and
Renton Tunnah
)
I Got It Bad
(music by
Duke Ellington
; lyrics by
Paul Webster
)
Harlem Makes Me Feel!
(music by
Emme Kemp
; lyrics by
Emme Kemp
)
Jim, Jam, Jumpin' Jive
(music by
Cab Calloway
; lyrics by
Cab Calloway
)
There'll Be Some Changes Made
(music by
Billy Higgins
and
W. Benton Overstreet
; lyrics by
Billy Higgins
and
W. Benton Overstreet
)
God Bless the Child
(music by
Arthur Herzog, Jr.
and
Billie Holiday
; lyrics by
Arthur Herzog, Jr.
and
Billie Holiday
)
It Don't Mean a Thing
(music by
Duke Ellington
; lyrics by
Irving Mills
)
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Musical
1976 Nominee ; Produced in association with
Moe Septee Inc.
Produced by
J. Lloyd Grant
,
Richard Bell
,
Robert M. Cooper
and
Ashton Springer
Best Actress in a Musical
1976 Nominee
Vivian Reed
Best Choreography
1976 Nominee
Choreographed by
Billy Wilson
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical
1976 Nominee
Barry Preston
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical
1976 Winner
Vivian Reed
Outstanding Choreography
1976 Nominee
Choreographed by
Billy Wilson
Outstanding Costume Design
1976 Nominee
Costume Design by
Bernard Johnson
Theatre World
Award
1976 Recipient
Vivian Reed
Chip Garnett
People
Songs
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
J. Lloyd Grant
,
Richard Bell
,
Robert M. Cooper
and
Ashton Springer
; Produced in association with
Moe Septee Inc.
Originally produced by
Media House
; Originally presented by
AMAS Repertory Theatre (Rosetta Le Noire, Founder and Artistic Director)
Book by
Loften Mitchell
; Based on a concept by
Rosetta LeNoire
; Additional music by
Danny Holgate
,
Emme Kemp
and
Lillian Lopez
; Choral arrangements by
Chapman Roberts
; Musical Director:
Danny Holgate
; Featuring songs by
Noble Sissle
,
Eubie Blake
,
Lil Armstrong
,
Shelton Brooks
,
Cab Calloway
,
Jimmy Cox
,
Duke Ellington
,
Benny Goodman
,
Billie Holiday
,
Earl "Fatha" Hines
,
W. C. Handy
,
Arthur Herzog, Jr.
,
Avon Long
,
W. Benton Overstreet
,
Maceo Pinkard
,
Edgar Sampson
,
Will E. Skidmore
,
Billy Strayhorn
,
Renton Tunnah
,
Thomas "Fats" Waller
,
Chick Webb
,
Bert Williams
,
Billy Higgins
,
Irving Mills
,
Paul Denniker
and
Charles H. Gabriel
; Featuring songs with lyrics by
Eubie Blake
,
Noble Sissle
,
Eddie de Lange
,
Irving Mills
,
Loften Mitchell
,
Mitchell Parish
,
Andy Razaf
,
Alex Rogers
,
Paul Webster
,
Russell Wooding
,
Shelton Brooks
,
Civilla Durfee Martin
,
Maceo Pinkard
,
Earl "Fatha" Hines
,
Duke Ellington
,
Billy Strayhorn
,
Avon Long
,
Lil Armstrong
,
Renton Tunnah
,
Will E. Skidmore
,
Cab Calloway
,
W. Benton Overstreet
,
Billy Higgins
,
Billie Holiday
and
Arthur Herzog, Jr.
Directed by
Robert M. Cooper
; Choreographed by
Billy Wilson
Scenic Design by
Clarke Dunham
; Lighting Design by
Barry Arnold
; Costume Design by
Bernard Johnson
; Projection Design by
Lucie D. Grosvenor
and
Clarke Dunham
; Sound Design by
Joel S. Fichman
; Hair Design by
Gene Sheppard
and
Stanley James
General Manager:
Ashton Springer
; Assistant Gen. Mgr:
Susan Chase
; Company Manager:
Carolyne A. Jones
Production Stage Manager:
Sam Ellis
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
E. Lynn Nickerson
; Production Supervisor:
I. Mitchell Miller
Conducted by
Neal Tate
; Piano:
Neal Tate
; Associate Conductor:
Joseph Marshall
; Drums:
Joseph Marshall
; Guitar, flute:
Rudy Stevenson
; Music Contractor:
Rudy Stevenson
General Press Representative:
Max Eisen
; Asst. to the Choreographer:
Dyann Robinson
; Press Representative:
Barbara Glenn
and
Fred Hoot
; Photographer:
Bert Andrews
Joseph Attles
Checkers
Dusty
Avon Long
John Sage
Rusty
Josephine Premice
Irene Paige
Vivian Reed
Marsha
Feb 20, 1976 - Jan 1977
Young Irene
Feb 20, 1976 - Jan 1977
Ethel Beatty
Ella
Carolyn Byrd
Carolyn
Gospel Lady
Female Nightclub Singer
Chip Garnett
Jim
Male Nightclub Singer
Barry Preston
Charlie
Count
Barbara Rubenstein
Judy
Dutch's Girl
Vernon Washington
Bill
Time Man
Bumpy
Emcee
Murphy Cross
Chorus
Nedra Dixon
Chorus
Karen Grannum
Broadway debut
Norma
Charlise Harris
Laura
Emme Kemp
Chorus
Alton Lathrop
Gene
Gospel Lady's Son
One of the Solitunes
Lonnie McNeil
Skip
Young Checkers
One of the Solitunes
Stanley Ramsey
Chorus
Dyann Robinson
Helen
Anthony Whitehouse
Tony
Waiter
Dutch
Newton Winters
Broadway debut
Ray
Young Sage
One of the Solitunes
Swings:
Millard Hurley
and
Carol Pennyfeather
Standby:
Vernon Washington
(John Sage, Rusty)
Understudies:
David Bryant
(Checkers, Dusty, Bill, Time Man, Bumpy, Emcee),
Carolyn Byrd
(Marsha, Young Irene),
Murphy Cross
(Judy, Dutch's Girl),
Nedra Dixon
(Ella),
Karen Grannum
(Marsha, Young Irene),
Charlise Harris
(Helen),
Millard Hurley
(Gene, Gospel Lady's Son),
Emme Kemp
(Irene Paige, Carolyn, Gospel Lady, Female Nightclub Singer),
E. Lynn Nickerson
(Tony, Waiter, Dutch, Charlie, Count) and
Stanley Ramsey
(Jim, Male Nightclub Singer)
ANTA Playhouse
(Mar 02, 1976 - Dec 31, 1977)
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The American National Theatre and Academy
Production Stage Manager:
Michael Maurer
; Stage Manager:
Kenneth Hanson
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Anthony Whitehouse
Drummer:
Frank Derrick
Advertising:
Lawrence Weiner and Associates
Cast
Ursuline Kairson
Marsha
Feb 15, 1977 - Dec 31, 1977
Young Irene
Feb 15, 1977 - Dec 31, 1977
One of the Solitunes
Feb 15, 1977 - Dec 31, 1977
David Bryant
Bill
Jun 22, 1976 - ?
Time Man
Jun 22, 1976 - ?
Bumpy
Jun 22, 1976 - ?
Emcee
Jun 22, 1976 - ?
Milt Grayson
Jim
Male Nightclub Singer
Stanley Ramsey
Bill
Time Man
Bumpy
Emcee
Denny Shearer
Charlie
Count
Corliss Taylor-Dunn
Ella
Clyde-Jacques Barrett
Ray
Young Sage
One of the Solitunes
Renee Brailsford
Norma
Charles "Honi" Coles
John Sage
Jun 20, 1977 - ?
Rusty
Prudence Darby
Laura
Lorrie Davis
Chorus
Susan Edwards
Chorus
Sandi Hewitt
Chorus
Reggie Jackson
Skip
Young Checkers
One of the Solitunes
Clinton Keen
Skip
Young Checkers
One of the Solitunes
Boncellia Lewis
Chorus
Yolanda Raven
Laura
J. Flashe Riley
Checkers
Jun 20, 1977 - ?
Dusty
Burt Rodriguez
Chorus
Kiki Shepard
Norma
Sean Walker
Ray
Young Sage
One of the Solitunes
Swings:
Leona Johnson
,
Edwetta Little
,
Billy Newton-Davis
and
Martial Roumain
Standby:
David Bryant
(John Sage, Rusty) and
Clebert Ford
(John Sage)
Understudies:
William Bremer
(Tony, Charlie, Dutch, Waiter, Count),
James Cross
(John Sage, Checkers, Bill, Time Man, Bumpy, Emcee),
Prudence Darby
("Sophisticated Lady" Dancer),
Lorrie Davis
(Irene Paige),
Susan Edwards
(Judy),
Jack Hammer
(Checkers, Bill, Time Man, Bumpy, Emcee),
Charlise Harris
("Sophisticated Lady" Dancer),
Ira Hawkins
(Jim, Male Nightclub Singer),
Sandi Hewitt
(Irene Paige, Gospel Lady, Female Nightclub Singer),
Marilyn Johnson
(Gospel Lady, Female Nightclub Singer),
Boncellia Lewis
(Ella),
Cecelia Norfleet
(Marsha, Young Irene, Singer of "God Bless The Child") and
Burt Rodriguez
(Jim, Male Nightclub Singer)
Act 1
Harlem '70
(music by
Danny Holgate
; lyrics by
Loften Mitchell
)
Bubbling Brown Sugar
(music by
Danny Holgate
,
Emme Kemp
and
Lillian Lopez
; lyrics by
Danny Holgate
,
Emme Kemp
and
Lillian Lopez
)
That's What Harlem Is to Me
(music by
Paul Denniker
and
Russell Wooding
; lyrics by
Andy Razaf
)
Bill Robinson Specialty
Harlem Sweet Harlem
(music by
Danny Holgate
; lyrics by
Loften Mitchell
)
Nobody
(music by
Alex Rogers
; lyrics by
Bert Williams
)
Goin' Back in Time
(music by
Danny Holgate
)
Some of These Days
(music by
Shelton Brooks
; lyrics by
Shelton Brooks
)
Moving Uptown
(music by
Danny Holgate
; lyrics by
Emme Kemp
and
Loften Mitchell
)
Strolling
(music by
Danny Holgate
)
I'm Gonna Tell God All My Troubles
His Eye Is on the Sparrow
(music by
Charles H. Gabriel
; lyrics by
Civilla Durfee Martin
)
Swing Low Sweet Chariot
Sweet Georgia Brown
(music by
Maceo Pinkard
; lyrics by
Maceo Pinkard
)
Honeysuckle Rose
(music by
Thomas "Fats" Waller
; lyrics by
Andy Razaf
)
Stormy Monday Blues
(music by
Earl "Fatha" Hines
; lyrics by
Earl "Fatha" Hines
)
Rosetta
(music by
Earl "Fatha" Hines
; lyrics by
Earl "Fatha" Hines
)
Sophisticated Lady
(music by
Duke Ellington
and
Irving Mills
; lyrics by
Mitchell Parish
)
In Honeysuckle Time, when Emaline said she'd be mine
(music by
Eubie Blake
and
Noble Sissle
; lyrics by
Eubie Blake
and
Noble Sissle
)
Solitude
(music by
Duke Ellington
; lyrics by
Eddie deLange
and
Irving Mills
)
C'mon Up to Jive Time
(music by
Danny Holgate
)
Stompin' at the Savoy
(music by
Benny Goodman
,
Edgar Sampson
and
Chick Webb
; lyrics by
Andy Razaf
)
Take the 'A' Train
(music by
Duke Ellington
and
Billy Strayhorn
; lyrics by
Duke Ellington
and
Billy Strayhorn
)
Act 2
Harlem - Time
(music by
Danny Holgate
)
Love Will Find a Way
(music by
Eubie Blake
and
Noble Sissle
; lyrics by
Eubie Blake
and
Noble Sissle
)
Dutch's Song
(music by
Emme Kemp
; lyrics by
Emme Kemp
)
Brown Gal
(music by
Lil Armstrong
and
Avon Long
; lyrics by
Lil Armstrong
and
Avon Long
)
Pray for the Lights to Go Out
(music by
Will E. Skidmore
and
Renton Tunnah
; lyrics by
Will E. Skidmore
and
Renton Tunnah
)
I Got It Bad
(music by
Duke Ellington
; lyrics by
Paul Webster
)
Harlem Makes Me Feel!
(music by
Emme Kemp
; lyrics by
Emme Kemp
)
Jim, Jam, Jumpin' Jive
(music by
Cab Calloway
; lyrics by
Cab Calloway
)
There'll Be Some Changes Made
(music by
Billy Higgins
and
W. Benton Overstreet
; lyrics by
Billy Higgins
and
W. Benton Overstreet
)
God Bless the Child
(music by
Arthur Herzog, Jr.
and
Billie Holiday
; lyrics by
Arthur Herzog, Jr.
and
Billie Holiday
)
It Don't Mean a Thing
(music by
Duke Ellington
; lyrics by
Irving Mills
)
Tony Award®
Best Musical
1976 Nominee ; Produced in association with
Moe Septee Inc.
Produced by
J. Lloyd Grant
,
Richard Bell
,
Robert M. Cooper
and
Ashton Springer
Best Actress in a Musical
1976 Nominee
Vivian Reed
Best Choreography
1976 Nominee
Choreographed by
Billy Wilson
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical
1976 Nominee
Barry Preston
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical
1976 Winner
Vivian Reed
Outstanding Choreography
1976 Nominee
Choreographed by
Billy Wilson
Outstanding Costume Design
1976 Nominee
Costume Design by
Bernard Johnson
Theatre World
Award
1976 Recipient
Vivian Reed
Chip Garnett
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