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| Opening Date: | Apr 20, 1960 |
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| Closing Date: | May 07, 1960 |
Total Performances: | 21 |
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| Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization |
| Produced by Carroll Masterson and Harris Masterson |
| Book by Woody Allen, Herbert Farjeon and Nina Warner Hook; Featuring songs by Jerry Herman, Jay Thompson, Dickson Hughes, Everett Sloane, Jack Holmes, Mary Rodgers, Paul Klein, Fred Ebb, Norman Martin, William Dyer and Charles Zwar; Featuring songs with lyrics by Jerry Herman, Jay Thompson, Dickson Hughes, Everett Sloane, Jack Holmes, Marshall Barer, Fred Ebb, Norman Martin, Don Parks, Lee Goldsmith and Alan Melville; Musical Director: Milton Greene; Music orchestrated by Jay Brower and Jonathan Tunick; Vocal arrangements by Milton Greene; Dance arrangements by Jack Holmes; "On the Beach" devised by Mark Epstein and Christopher Hewett |
| Directed by Christopher Hewett; Choreographed by Ray Harrison; Associate Director: Tom Hansen |
| Scenic Design by Fred Voelpel; Costume Design by Fred Voelpel; Lighting Design by Fred Voelpel; Miss Gingold's Couturier Gowns by Scaasi; Hair Design by Serge Casal |
| General Manager: Al Goldin |
| Production Stage Manager: Fred Hearn; Stage Manager: Joseph Olney; Assistant Stage Mgr: Edwin Aldridge |
| Music Contractor: Morris Stonzek |
| General Press Representative: Irvin Dorfman; Press Representative: Jane Randall; Assistant to the Producer: Irl Mowery |
| Hermione Gingold |
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Grandmother |
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Girl |
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Mrs. Twiceover |
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Alicia Cadwallader-Smith |
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She |
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Governess |
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| Alvin Epstein |
Narrator |
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Sergeant |
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Boy |
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Colonel Spicer |
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Child |
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| Louise Hoff |
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Mother |
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The Star |
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Head Nanny |
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Myrna |
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Woman |
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| Elliott Reid |
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Father |
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The Director |
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Baron von Klaptrap |
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He |
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| Kelly Brown |
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Average Man |
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Balloon |
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Gentleman |
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Child |
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Harry |
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"Red Shoes" Dancer |
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| Stuart Damon |
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Son |
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Medic |
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The Writer |
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A Man |
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Child |
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| Bob Dishy |
Enemy |
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Patsy |
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Child |
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Fred |
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| Isabelle Farrell |
One More Pill |
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Lady |
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Nanny |
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Rita |
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"Red Shoes" Dancer |
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| Michael Fesco |
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Vitamin |
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Medic |
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Balloon |
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Gentleman |
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Child |
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"Red Shoes" Dancer |
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| Larry Hovis |
Private |
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"Red Shoes" Dancer |
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| Nora Kovach |
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Sexaphine |
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Balloon |
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A Stranger |
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Nanny |
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Ruthie |
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| Doug Spingler |
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Vitamin |
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Private |
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Balloon |
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Gentleman |
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Child |
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"Red Shoes" Dancer |
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| Paula Stewart |
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Daughter |
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Child |
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Blonde |
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| Beryl Towbin |
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Benzabang |
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Balloon |
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Lady |
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Alice |
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Nanny |
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Linda |
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"Red Shoes" Dancer |
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| Virginia Vestoff |
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Pilltown |
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Balloon |
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Lady |
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Nanny |
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Virginia |
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"Red Shoes" Dancer |
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| ACT 1 | |
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Best Gold
(music by Jerry Herman; lyrics by Jerry Herman) | |
Pill Parade
(music by Jay Thompson; lyrics by Jay Thompson) | Narrator, Average Man, Vitamin, Benzabang, Pilltown, Sexaphine and One More Pill |
Togetherness
(music by Dickson Hughes and Everett Sloane; lyrics by Dickson Hughes and Everett Sloane) | Grandmother, Father, Mother, Daughter and Son |
Balloons
(music by Jack Holmes; lyrics by Jack Holmes) | |
Hire a Guy
(music by Mary Rogers; lyrics by Marshall Barer) | The Star, The Director, The Writer and Patsy |
Interlude
(music by Jack Holmes; lyrics by Jack Holmes) | Lady, Gentleman, A Stranger and A Man |
I Said to Love
(music by Paul Klein; lyrics by Fred Ebb) | |
Charlie
(music by Fred Ebb and Norman Martin; lyrics by Fred Ebb and Norman Martin) | |
The Sound of Schmaltz
(music by William Dyer; lyrics by Don Parks) | Head Nanny, Nanny, Alicia Cadwallader-Smith, Baron von Klaptrap and Child |
| ACT 2 | |
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Grand Jury Jump
(music by Paul Klein; lyrics by Fred Ebb) | |
South American Way
(music by Norman Martin; lyrics by Norman Martin and Fred Ebb) | |
Time Step
(music by Paul Klein; lyrics by Fred Ebb) | |
Red Shoes
(music by Jack Holmes) | |
Four for the Road
(music by Paul Klein; lyrics by Lee Goldsmith and Fred Ebb) | |
What Next?
(music by Charles Zwar; lyrics by Alan Melville) | |
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