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Click To View Images 42nd Street
The Song and Dance Fable of Broadway Ford Center for the Performing Arts, (5/2/2001 - 1/2/2005)
Category: Musical, Comedy, Revival, Broadway Setting: 1933. New York City and Philadelphia.   by opening date Theatre under the direction of SFX Theatrical Group
Produced by Dodger Theatricals (Des McAnuff, Michael David, Robin De Levita, Rocco Landesman, Doug Johnson, Ed Strong), Joop Van Den Ende and Stage Holding
Original direction and dances by Gower Champion
Book by Michael Stewart and Mark Bramble; Music by Harry Warren; Lyrics by Al Dubin; Based on the novel by Bradford Ropes; Musical Director: Todd Ellison; Music arranged by Donald Johnston; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Additional orchestrations by Donald Johnston; Additional lyrics by Johnny Mercer and Mort Dixon; Additional vocal arrangements by Donald Johnston
Directed by Mark Bramble; Musical staging and new choreography by Randy Skinner; Assistant Choreographer: Kelli Barclay
Scenic Design by Douglas W. Schmidt; Costume Design by Roger Kirk; Lighting Design by Paul Gallo; Sound Design by Peter Fitzgerald; Hair and Wig Design by David H. Lawrence; Associate Scenic Design: Chad Owens; Assistant Scenic Design: Robert Bissinger, Robert John Andrusko, Robert Jay Braun, Jesse Poleshuck and Yank Frances; Assistant Lighting Design: Jason Lyons and Daniel Ordower; Associate Costume Design: Nancy Palmatier; Associate Lighting Design: Philip Rosenberg; Associate Sound Design: Janet Smith
Executive Producer: Dodger Management Group (Sally Campbell Morse, Robert C. Strickstein); Company Manager: Sandra Carlson; Assistant Co. Mgr: Nathan Gehan
Production Stage Manager: Frank Hartenstein; Technical Supervisor: Peter Fulbright and Tech Production Services, Inc.; Stage Manager: Karen Armstrong; Assistant Stage Mgr: Tripp Phillips and Laura Brown MacKinnon
Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Conducted by Todd Ellison; Associate Conductor: Fred Lassen; Woodwinds: Michael Migliore, Ken Hitchcock, Dave Pietro, Tom Christensen, Roger Rosenberg, Andrew Drelles and Tim Ries; Trumpet: Ravi Best, Barry Danielian, Joe Mosello and Dave Ballou; Trombone: Mark Patterson, Steve Armour and Mike Christianson; French Horn: Theresa MacDonnell, Leise Anschuetz Paer and Michael Ishii; Bass: John Arbo; Guitar: Scott Kuney; Harp: Victoria Drake; Drums: Tony Tedesco; Percussion: Kory Grossman; Piano: Fred Lassen; Music Preparation: Miller Music Services; Music adapted by Donald Johnston
Casting: Jay Binder; Marketing Consultant: Margery Singer; Press Representative: Boneau / Bryan-Brown; Dance Captain: Kelli Barclay; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Marketing: Dodger Marketing; Photographer: Joan Marcus
Opening Night Cast
Standby: Beth Leavel (Dorothy Brock, Maggie Jones).
Understudies: Brad Aspel (Andy Lee, Bert Barry), Becky Berstler (Annie), Randy Bobish (Andy Lee), Amy Dolan (Annie, Maggie Jones), Allen Fitzpatrick (Abner Dillon, Pat Denning), Renée Klapmeyer (Diane), Jessica Kostival (Dorothy Brock), Richard Muenz (Julian Marsh), Meredith Patterson (Peggy Sawyer), Darin Phelps (Doctor, Mac, Thug), Erin Stoddard (Lorraine, Peggy Sawyer), Jerry Tellier (Julian Marsh, Pat Denning), Elisa Van Duyne (Phyllis), Luke Walrath (Doctor, Mac, Thug), Shonn Wiley (Billy Lawlor).
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Awards and nominations
Songs in this Production