Come Summer
MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 18, 1969
Closing Date
Mar 22, 1969
Previews
14
Performances
7
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Open Date: Mar 18, 1969
Close Date: Mar 22, 1969
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Setting
The towns and surrounding countryside along the Connecticut River in New England. 1840.
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PeopleProduced by Albert W. Selden and Hal JamesBook by Will Holt; Music by David Baker; Lyrics by Will Holt; Based on "Rainbow on the Road" by Esther Forbes; Vocal arrangements by Trude Rittman; Musical Director: Milton Rosenstock; Music orchestrated by Carlyle HallDirected by Agnes de MilleManager for the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre: Leonard SolowayProduction Stage Manager: Phil Friedman; Stage Manager: Frank HamiltonAsst. to the Choreographer: Vernon Lusby; Press Representative: Merle Debuskey, Violet Welles and Faith GeerEnsembleEnsembleStandby: Ben Kapen (Phineas Sharp), Tanny McDonald (Submit Pratt, Emma Faucett) and Dorothy Sands (Dorinda Pratt)Understudies: David Evans (Jude Scribner), Walter Hook (Nathaniel Burnap), Del Horstmann (Francis Faucett), Doug Hunt (Labe Pratt) and Mary Ann Rydzeski (Mrs. Meserve)
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Songsmusic by David Baker; lyrics by Will HoltAct 1Sung ByGood Time CharliePhineas Sharp and PeddlersThink SpringPhineas Sharp, Jude Scribner and PopulaceWild Birds CallingJude Scribner and Submit PrattGoodbye, My BachelorPhineas SharpFine, Thank You, FineEmma FaucettRoad to HamptonJude ScribnerCome SummerPhineas Sharp, Jude Scribner, Emma Faucett, Submit Pratt and LoverLet Me BeSubmit Pratt and Jude ScribnerFeather in My ShoePhineas SharpThe Loggers' SongPhineas Sharp, Jude Scribner, Head Logger and PopulaceAct 2Sung ByJude's HollerJude Scribner and PopulaceFaucett Falls FancyPhineas Sharp and PopulaceRockin'Emma Faucett and Jude ScribnerSkin and BonesPhineas SharpMoongladePhineas Sharp, Jude Scribner, Submit Pratt, Emma Faucett, Dorinda Pratt, Labe Pratt, Francis Faucett and PopulaceWomenSubmit PrattNoPhineas Sharp and PopulaceSo Much WorldJude Scribner
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Awards
Produced by Albert W. Selden and Hal James
Book by Will Holt; Music by David Baker; Lyrics by Will Holt; Based on "Rainbow on the Road" by Esther Forbes; Vocal arrangements by Trude Rittman; Musical Director: Milton Rosenstock; Music orchestrated by Carlyle Hall
Directed by Agnes de Mille
Manager for the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre: Leonard Soloway
Production Stage Manager: Phil Friedman; Stage Manager: Frank Hamilton
Asst. to the Choreographer: Vernon Lusby; Press Representative: Merle Debuskey, Violet Welles and Faith Geer
Ensemble
Ensemble
Standby:
Ben Kapen
(Phineas Sharp), Tanny McDonald
(Submit Pratt, Emma Faucett) and Dorothy Sands
(Dorinda Pratt)
Understudies:
David Evans
(Jude Scribner), Walter Hook
(Nathaniel Burnap), Del Horstmann
(Francis Faucett), Doug Hunt
(Labe Pratt) and Mary Ann Rydzeski
(Mrs. Meserve)
music by David Baker; lyrics by Will Holt
Act 1
Sung By
Good Time Charlie
Phineas Sharp and Peddlers
Think Spring
Phineas Sharp, Jude Scribner and Populace
Wild Birds Calling
Jude Scribner and Submit Pratt
Goodbye, My Bachelor
Phineas Sharp
Fine, Thank You, Fine
Emma Faucett
Road to Hampton
Jude Scribner
Come Summer
Phineas Sharp, Jude Scribner, Emma Faucett, Submit Pratt and Lover
Let Me Be
Submit Pratt and Jude Scribner
Feather in My Shoe
Phineas Sharp
The Loggers' Song
Phineas Sharp, Jude Scribner, Head Logger and Populace
Act 2
Sung By
Jude's Holler
Jude Scribner and Populace
Faucett Falls Fancy
Phineas Sharp and Populace
Rockin'
Emma Faucett and Jude Scribner
Skin and Bones
Phineas Sharp
Moonglade
Phineas Sharp, Jude Scribner, Submit Pratt, Emma Faucett, Dorinda Pratt, Labe Pratt, Francis Faucett and Populace
Women
Submit Pratt
No
Phineas Sharp and Populace
So Much World
Jude Scribner
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