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| First Preview: | Jan 23, 2004 |
Total Previews: | 36 |
| Opening Date: | Feb 26, 2004 |
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| Closing Date: | Jan 08, 2006 |
Total Performances: | 781 |
| Production Staff [See More] |
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| Theatre Owned / Operated by James M. Nederlander, James L. Nederlander, Sara Minskoff Allan and Minskoff Family |
| Produced by James L. Nederlander, Stewart F. Lane, Bonnie Comley, Harbor Entertainment, Terry Allen Kramer, Bob Boyett, Lawrence Horowitz and Clear Channel Entertainment |
| Originally Produced on the New York Stage by Harold Prince |
| Music by Jerry Bock; Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick; Book by Joseph Stein; Based on the stories of Sholom Aleichem; Musical Director: Kevin Stites; Music orchestrated by Don Walker; Additional orchestrations by Larry Hochman |
| Directed by David Leveaux; Musical Staging by Jonathan Butterell; Choreography by and Original New York Stage Production Directed by Jerome Robbins; Assistant Director: Eli Gonda; Associate Musical Staging: Gustavo Zajac |
| Scenic Design by Tom Pye; Costume Design by Vicki Mortimer; Lighting Design by Brian MacDevitt; Sound Design by Acme Sound Partners; Hair and Wig Design by David Brian Brown; Make-Up Design by Randy Houston Mercer; Associate Scenic Design: Larry Gruber; First Assistant Scenic Designer: Dawn Robyn Petrilk; Assistant Scenic Design: John Deegan, Todd Potter and Amy Smith; Associate Costume Design: Tracy Christensen; Assistant Costume Design: Brian J. Bustos and Amanda Clark; Associate Lighting Design: Jason Lyons; Assistant Lighting Design: Charles Pennebaker and Anne E. McMills; Assistant Sound Design: Jeffrey Yoshi Lee |
| General Manager: 101 Productions, Ltd. (General Managers: Jeff Wilson, Wendy Orshan; Associate General Managers: Dave Auster, Elie Landau); Company Manager: Bruce Klinger; Associate Co. Mgr: Gregg Arst |
| Production Stage Manager: David John O'Brien; Production Manager: Gene O'Donovan; Stage Manager: Jenny Dewar |
| Musical Coordinator: Michael Keller; Sholom Aleichem's stories used by special permission of Arnold Perl; Music Copying: Emily Grishman Music Preparation; Conducted by Kevin Stites; Associate Conductor: Charles duChateau; Onstage Clarinet Solo: Jonathan Levine; Concert Master: Martin Agee; Violin: Cenovia Cummins, Conrad Harris, Heidi Stubner and Antoine Silverman; Viola: Debra Shufelt and Maxine Roach; Cello: Peter Sachon and Charles duChateau; Lead Trumpet: Timothy Schadt; Trumpet: Wayne duMaine and Joseph Reardon; Trombone/Euphonium: Ben Harrington; Flute: Brian Miller; Oboe: Matthew Dine; Clarinet/Flute: Martha Hyde and Jonathan Levine; Bassoon: Marc Goldberg; French Horn: Larry DiBello and Peter Schoettler; Drums/Percussion: Billy Miller; Bass: Peter Donovan; Accordion/Celeste: Elaine Lord; Guitar/Mandolin/Lute: Greg Utzig |
| Flying sequences by ZFX, Inc. |
| Casting: Jim Carnahan; General Press Representative: Barlow-Hartman Public Relations; Dance Captain: Thomas Titone; Choreographic Consultant: Newton Cole; Dialect Coach: Kate Wilson; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Photographer: Carol Rosegg |
| Swings: Gina Lamparella (Swing), Roger Rosen (Swing) and Gustavo Wons (Swing) |
| Understudies: Stephen Ward Billeisen (Fyedka), Randy Bobish (Mendel, Perchik), Melissa Bohon (Bielke, Chava, Shprintze), Shane Braddock (Fyedka), Sean Curley (Boy), Rita Harvey (Hodel, Tzeitel), Joy Hermalyn (Yente), Philip Hoffman (Lazar Wolf, Tevye), Gina Lamparella (Fruma-Sarah, Grandma Tzeitel, Tzeitel), Jeff Lewis (Motel), Mark Lotito (Constable, Lazar Wolf, Tevye), Lea Michele (Chava), Roger Rosen (Avram, Mendel), David Rossmer (Motel, Perchik, The Fiddler), Jonathan Sharp (Fyedka), Antoine Silverman (The Fiddler), Haviland Stillwell (Bielke, Hodel, Shprintze), Barbara Tirrell (Golde, Yente), Thomas Titone (Avram, Mordcha, Rabbi), Marsha Waterbury (Golde) and Bruce Winant (Constable, Mordcha, Rabbi) |
| 2004 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical |
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| | Produced by James L. Nederlander, Stewart F. Lane, Bonnie Comley, Harbor Entertainment, Terry Allen Kramer, Bob Boyett, Lawrence Horowitz and Clear Channel Entertainment [nominee] | | 2004 Tony Award® Best Actor in a Musical |
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| | Alfred Molina [nominee] |
| 2004 Tony Award® Best Featured Actor in a Musical |
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| | John Cariani [nominee] |
| 2004 Tony Award® Best Scenic Design |
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| | Tom Pye [nominee] |
| 2004 Tony Award® Best Lighting Design |
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| | Brian MacDevitt [nominee] |
| 2004 Tony Award® Best Orchestrations |
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| | Larry Hochman [nominee] |
| 2004 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical |
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| | Produced by James L. Nederlander, Stewart F. Lane, Bonnie Comley, Harbor Entertainment, Terry Allen Kramer, Bob Boyett, Lawrence Horowitz and Clear Channel Entertainment [nominee] | | 2004 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Actor in a Musical |
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| | Alfred Molina [nominee] |
| 2004 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Set Design of a Musical |
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| | Scenic Design by Tom Pye [nominee] |
| ACT 1 | Sung By |
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| Tradition | Full Company |
| Matchmaker, Matchmaker | Tzeitel (Tevye's daughter), Hodel (Tevye's daughter), Chava (Tevye's daughter), Shprintze (Tevye's daughter) and Bielke (Tevye's daughter) |
| If I Were a Rich Man | Tevye (the Dairyman) |
| Sabbath Prayer | Family and Villagers |
| To Life | Tevye (the Dairyman), Lazar Wolf (the Butcher) and Village Men |
| Miracle of Miracles | Motel (the Tailor) |
| Tevye's Dream | Full Company |
| Sunrise, Sunset | Family and Villagers |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
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| Now I Have Everything | Perchik (the Student) and Hodel (Tevye's daughter) |
| Do You Love Me? | Tevye (the Dairyman) and Golde |
| Topsy-Turvy | Yente (the Matchmaker), Rivka (A Villager) and Mirala (A Villager) |
| Far From the Home I Love | Hodel (Tevye's daughter) |
| Chavaleh | Tevye (the Dairyman) |
| Anatevka | Family and Villagers |
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