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King of Hearts

A New Musical

Minskoff Theatre , (10/22/1978 - 12/03/1978)

Category: Musical, Comedy, Original, Broadway

Setting: The French town of DuTemps and the trenches that surround it. One day in September, 1918, toward the end of World War I.

Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by Minskoff Organization
Produced by Joseph Kipness and Patty Grubman; Produced in association with Jerome Minskoff; Associate Producer: Lee Minskoff and Charlotte Dicker
Book by Joseph Stein; Music by Peter Link; Lyrics by Jacob Brackman; Musical Director: Karen Gustafson; Dance arrangements by Dorothea Freitag; Music orchestrated by Bill Brohn; Based upon an original Screenplay by Philippe De Broca, Maurice Bessy and Daniel Boulanger
Directed by Ron Field; Choreographed by Ron Field
Scenic Design by Santo Loquasto; Costume Design by Patricia Zipprodt; Lighting Design by Pat Collins; Sound Design by Jack Shearing; Hair Design by Patrik D. Moreton; Make-Up Design by Patrik D. Moreton
General Manager: Marvin A. Krauss; Associate Gen. Mgr: Gary Gunas; Company Manager: Bob Skerry
Production Stage Manager: Janet Beroza; Stage Manager: Clint Jakeman and Robert Schear
Assistant to the Director: John Calvert; Asst. to the Choreographer: Marianne Selbert; Production Associate: Nan Pearlman; General Press Representative: The Merlin Group, Ltd.; Press Representative: Patt Dale, Beatrice Da Silva and Glen Gary; Casting: Peter Cereghetti; Aerial Instructor: Warren Bacon; Dance Captain: Spence Ford; Advertising: Serino, Coyne & Nappi; Assistant to Wilbur: Howard Mammano; Animal Trainer: Animal Actors Inc.

Cast

Understudies: Richard Christopher (Lieutenant McNeill), Marilyn D'Honau (Marie-Claire), Harry Fawcett (Private Johnny Perkins), Spence Ford (Dahlia, Genevieve, Isolde, Simone, Therese, Valerie), Rex David Hays (Raoul), Navarre Matlovsky (Guy-Louis, Philippe), Bryan Nicholas (Henri), Neva Rae Powers (Jeunefille), Gerrianne Raphael (Madeleine), Timothy Scott (Claude, Demosthenes) and Timothy Wallace (DuBac, Jacques, Kapitan Kost, M. Clichy)

1979 Tony Award^® Best Featured Actress in a Musical
	Millicent Martin [nominee]
1979 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical
	Bob Gunton [nominee]
1979 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design
	Patricia Zipprodt [winner]
1979 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Set Design
	Scenic Design by Santo Loquasto [nominee]

ACT 1	Sung By
A Stain on the Name	Inmates
Deja Vu	Madeleine (La Madame)
Promenade (The Transformation)	Inmates
Turn Around	Madeleine (La Madame) and Inmates
Nothing, Only Love	Jeunefille (La Jeine Fille), Johnny and Madeleine (La Madame)
King of Hearts	Demosthenes (Le Muet), Jeunefille (La Jeine Fille), Raoul (Le Patron du Círque), Madeleine (La Madame) and Inmates
Close Upon the Hour	Johnny
A Brand New Day (The Coronation)	DuBac (Le Monseigneur), Johnny and Inmates
ACT 2	Sung By
Le Grand Cirque de Provence	Raoul (Le Patron du Círque) and Inmates
Hey, Look at Me, Mrs. Draba	Johnny
Going Home Tomorrow	Soldiers
Somewhere Is Here	Madeleine (La Madame)
Nothing, Only Love (Reprise)	Raoul (Le Patron du Círque), Madeleine (La Madame), Jeunefille (La Jeine Fille) and Johnny
March, March, March	Johnny and Inmates