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Total Previews: | 5 |
| Opening Date: | Mar 16, 1969 |
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| Closing Date: | Feb 13, 1972 |
Total Performances: | 1217 |
| Production Staff |
| Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization; 46th Street Theatre Managing Director: Lester Osterman; 46th Street Theatre General Manager: Richard Horner |
| Produced by Stuart Ostrow, Stuart Ostrow and Stuart Ostrow; Assistant to the Producer: Judy Korman |
| Book by Peter Stone, Peter Stone and Peter Stone; Music by Sherman Edwards, Sherman Edwards and Sherman Edwards; Lyrics by Sherman Edwards, Sherman Edwards and Sherman Edwards; Musical Director: Peter Howard; Music orchestrated by Eddie Sauter, Eddie Sauter and Eddie Sauter; Dance arrangements by Peter Howard, Peter Howard and Peter Howard; Vocal arrangements by Elise Bretton, Elise Bretton and Elise Bretton |
| Based on a conception of Sherman Edwards, Sherman Edwards and Sherman Edwards; Directed by Peter Hunt, Peter Hunt and Peter Hunt; Musical Staging by Onna White, Onna White and Onna White; Associate to Miss White: Martin Allen |
| Scenic Design by Jo Mielziner, Jo Mielziner and Jo Mielziner; Lighting Design by Jo Mielziner, Jo Mielziner and Jo Mielziner; Costume Design by Patricia Zipprodt, Patricia Zipprodt and Patricia Zipprodt; Hair Design by Ernest Adler, Ernest Adler and Ernest Adler; Assistant to Mr. Mielziner: F. Mitchell Dana, F. Mitchell Dana and F. Mitchell Dana |
| General Manager: Joseph Harris, Ira Bernstein, Joseph Harris, Joseph Harris, Ira Bernstein and Ira Bernstein; Assistant to the General Managers: Nancy Simmons, Nancy Simmons and Nancy Simmons |
| Production Stage Manager: Peter Stern and Peter Stern; Stage Manager: Lee Murray and Lee Murray; Assistant Stage Mgr: Herman Magidson and Herman Magidson |
| Orchestra Personnel Manager: Elliot Lawrence; Music Supervisor Copyist: Mathilde Pincus, Mathilde Pincus and Mathilde Pincus; Orchestra Personnel Supervisor: Elliot Lawrence |
| Associate to Onna White: Martin Allen and Martin Allen; General Press Representative: Harvey B. Sabinson, Lee Solters, Harvey B. Sabinson, Lee Solters, Harvey B. Sabinson and Lee Solters; Press Representative: Harry Nigro and Cheryl Sue Dolby; Casting: Michael Shurtleff and Michael Shurtleff; Advertising: Ingram Ash, Blaine-Thompson, Ingram Ash and Blaine-Thompson; Logo by Fay Gage, Fay Gage and Fay Gage; Assistant to the Producer: Judy Korman, Judy Korman and Judy Korman |
| Swing: Hal Norman (Swing) |
| Standby: Rex Everhart (Benjamin Franklin) |
| Understudies: Duane Bodin (Andrew McNair, Andrew McNair), Gretchen Cryer (Abigail Adams, Martha Jefferson), Ronald Kross (James Wilson), Henry Le Clair (Richard Henry Lee), Edmund Lyndeck (Charles Thomson, Dr. Lyman Hall, Stephen Hopkins, Thomas Jefferson), Bruce MacKay (Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Franklin, John Dickinson), Jonathan Moore (John Adams), Hal Norman (Richard Henry Lee), Dal Richards (Edward Rutledge), Paul-David Richards (Edward Rutledge, John Adams), Charles Rule (Benjamin Franklin, Col. Thomas McKean, Col. Thomas McKean, John Hancock, John Hancock), B. J. Slater (Courier, Courier, Thomas Jefferson) and David Vosburgh (Caesar Rodney, Caesar Rodney) |
| Sit Down, John | John Adams and The Congress |
| Piddle, Twiddle and Resolve | John Adams |
| Till Then | John Adams and Abigail Adams |
| The Lees of Old Virginia | Richard Henry Lee, Benjamin Franklin and John Adams |
| But Mr. Adams | John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Roger Sherman and Robert Livingston |
| Yours, Yours, Yours | John Adams and Abigail Adams |
| He Plays the Violin | Martha Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and John Adams |
| Cool, Cool, Considerate Men | John Dickinson and The Conservatives |
| Momma Look Sharp | Courier, Andrew McNair (Congressional Custodian) and Leather Apron |
| The Egg | Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson |
| Molasses To Rum | Edward Rutledge |
| Yours, Yours, Yours (Reprise) | Abigail Adams |
| Is Anybody There? | John Adams |
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