MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 09, 1989
Closing Date
Nov 11, 1989
1st Preview
Oct 24, 1989
1st Preview
Oct 24, 1989
Previews
19
Performances
4
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Belasco Theatre
(Nov 09, 1989 - Nov 11, 1989)
Setting
Various locations in and around Central Park. The Present.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by Abe Hirschfeld and Jan McArt; Associate Producer: Belle M. Deitch
Originally produced at Jan McArt's Cabaret Theatre; Subsequently produced at The Al Hirschfeld Theatre
Book by Evan H. Rhodes; Music by Don Sebesky; Lyrics by Gloria Nissenson; Based on the novel by Evan H. Rhodes; Supervisor orchestrator: Don Sebesky; Dance arrangements by Henry Aronson; Musical Director: Joel Silberman; Vocal arrangements by Joel Silberman; Additional orchestrations: Larry Hochman; Additional Vocal arrangements by John McMahon
Directed by Tony Tanner; Choreographed by Tony Tanner; Associate Choreographer: Stephen Bourneuf
Scenic Design by Michael Bottari and Ronald Case; Costume Design by Michael Bottari and Ronald Case; Lighting Design by Norman Coates; Sound Design by Daryl Bornstein; Hair and Wig Design by Scott Mortimer and Alan Francis
Executive Producer: Karen Poindexter; General Manager: George Elmer Productions, Ltd.; Company Manager: Richard Berg
Production Stage Manager: Steven Ehrenberg; Stage Manager: Susan Whelan; Assistant Stage Mgr: Michael A. Clarke; Technical Supervisor: Theatrical Services, Inc.; Electrical / Sound Supervision: Richie Siegel
Music Contractor: Jim Young; Conducted by Joel Silberman; Associate Conductor: Henry Aronson
General Press Representative: Shirley Herz Associates; Press Representative: Robert H. Tompkins Company and Glenna Freedman; Promotions: Rachel Hirshfeld; Casting: Elissa Meyers; Advertising: LeDonne & Wilner; Dog owner and handler: Dawn Animal Agency, Inc.; Logo Design by Fraver; Choreography Coach: Eric Barsness
Richard H. Blake
Jay-Jay
Jo Anne Worley
Margie Miller
Adrian Bailey
Street Person
 
Officer Simpson
 
Aerobics Student
 
Tap Dancer
 
Mannequin
 
Tango Dancer
Stephen Bourneuf
Aerobics Instructor
 
Tap Dancer
 
Mannequin
 
Tango Dancer
Chris Callen
Sally
Terry Eno
Replaced T.J. Meyers in previews
Carpenter
 
Maitre d'
 
Aerobics Student
Anthony Galde
Elmo
Anne-Marie Gerard
May Berg
 
Twitchy
 
Aerobics Student
Ruth Gottschall
Officer Washinski
 
Young Margie
 
Aerobics Student
 
Tap Dancer
 
Mannequin
 
Tango Dancer
Sean Grant
Fist
John Hoshko
Street Person
 
Stock Broker
 
Young Richard
 
Aerobics Student
 
Tap Dancer
 
Mannequin
 
Tango Dancer
Marilyn Hudgins
Bag Lady
 
Floor Walker
Jason Ma
Bird Brain
 
Mannequin
 
Tango Dancer
Bonnie Perlman
Agnes
 
Anna Squagliatoria
 
Tap Dancer
 
Mannequin
 
Tango Dancer
Sel Vitella
School Guard
 
Park Ranger Rupp
 
Waiter
 
Aerobics Student
Alice Yearsley
Feather
 
Ballet Dancer
 
Mannequin
 
Tango Dancer
Swings: Jody Keith Barrie and Terry Iten
Standby: David Burdick (Jay-Jay) and Jan McArt (Margie Miller)
Understudies: Anne-Marie Gerard (Feather, Ballet Dancer), Sean Grant (Elmo) and Terry Iten (Bag Lady, Agnes, Sally)

Belasco Theatre (Nov 09, 1989 - Nov 11, 1989)

Cast

T. J. Meyers
Carpenter
Was replaced in previews
 
Maitre d'
Was replaced in previews
 
Aerobics Student
Was replaced in previews
 
Construction Worker
Was replaced in previews
music by Don Sebesky; lyrics by Gloria Nissenson
Act 1
Sung By
Here's Where I Belong
Jay-Jay and Ensemble
All I've Got Is Me
Jay-Jay
New Leaf
Margie Miller and Aerobics Club
Follow the Leader
Elmo, Gang and Jay-Jay
Montage: Here's Where I Belong
Ensemble
We Were Dancing
Margie Miller, Young Richard and Young Margie
One of a Kind
Margie Miller and Jay-Jay
I Fly by Night
Elmo and Gang
Zap
Margie Miller, Jay-Jay and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Good Evening
Ensemble
All I've Got Is Me (Reprise)
Margie Miller and Jay-Jay
They Don't Give You Life at Sixteen
Elmo and Gang
Red
Margie Miller and Ensemble
I Fly by Night (Reprise)
Elmo, Gang and Jay-Jay
The Prince of Central Park
Jay-Jay
One of a Kind (Reprise)
Margie Miller
Season:
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Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf.
Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
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