La Cage aux Folles
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 09, 2004
Closing Date
Jun 26, 2005
1st Preview
Nov 11, 2004
1st Preview
Nov 11, 2004
Previews
31
Performances
229
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: Dec 09, 2004
Close Date: Jun 26, 2005
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
Summer. St. Tropez, France.
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PeopleProduced by James L. Nederlander, Clear Channel Entertainment, Kenneth D. Greenblatt, Terry Allen Kramer and Martin Richards; Associate Producer: TGA Entertainment, Leni Sender, Bob Cuillo and Kathi GlistBook by Harvey Fierstein; Music by Jerry Herman; Lyrics by Jerry Herman; Based on the play "La Cage Aux Folles" by Jean Poiret; Musical Director: Patrick Vaccariello; Original Orchestrations by Jim Tyler; Additional Orchestrations by Larry Blank; Dance Music Arrangements by David KraneDirected by Jerry Zaks; Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell; Associate Director: Marc Bruni; Assistant Choreographer: Robert TatadScenic Design by Scott Pask; Costume Design by William Ivey Long; Lighting Design by Donald Holder; Sound Design by Peter Fitzgerald; Hair and Wig Design by Paul Huntley; Associate Scenic Design: Orit Carroll; First Assistant Scenic Designer: Emily Beck; Assistant Scenic Design: Tobin Ost, Brian Russman, Erik Flatmo, Lauren Alvarez, Leiko Fuseya and Tal Goldin; Associate Costume Design: Tom Beall and Martha Bromelmeier; Associate Lighting Design: Karen Spahn; Assistant Lighting Design: Hilary Manners and Mike Berelson; Associate Lighting Designer / Automated Lights: Warren Flynn; Assistant Sound Design: Janet Smith; Make-Up Design by Melissa SilverGeneral Manager: 101 Productions, Ltd.; Company Manager: Penelope Daulton; Associate Co. Mgr: Janice JacobsonProduction Manager: Arthur Siccardi and Patrick Sullivan; Production Supervisor: Steven Beckler; Stage Manager: Michael Pule; Assistant Stage Mgr: Travis MillikenMusical Coordinator: Michael Keller; Conducted by Patrick Vaccariello; Associate Conductor: Jim Laev; Concert Master: Paul Woodiel; Violin: Mary Whitaker, Victor Heifets and Dana Ianculovici; Cello: Peter Prosser and Vivian Israel; Lead Trumpet: Jeffrey Kievit; Trumpet: Trevor Neumann and Earl Gardner; Trombone: Michael Seltzer and Randy Andos; French Horn: Roger Wendt; Reeds: Ted Nash, Ben Kono, David Young and Ronald Jannelli; Drums: Ron Tierno; Percussion: Dan McMillan; Bass: Bill Sloat; Keyboard 1/Accordion: Jim Laev; Keyboard 2: Maggie Torre; Guitar/Banjo: J.J. McGeehan; Music Copying: Kaye-Houston MusicSpecial Effects by Chic SilberCasting: Jim Carnahan; Press Representative: Barlow-Hartman Public Relations; Dance Captain: Nathan Peck; Production Assistant: Emma Casale-Katzman, Chad Lewis, Alex Libby and Chris McGriff; Advertising: SPOTCo, Inc.; Photographer: Carol Rosegg; Website Design/Online Marketing: Situation Marketing, Damian Bazadona and Ian Bennett; Illustration by Robert deMichiellHerculeSt. Tropez TownspersonWhite BirdStandby: Bryan BattUnderstudies: Adrian Bailey (Francis, Jacob), Bryan Batt (Albin), Joey Dudding (Jean-Michel), Merwin Foard (Edouard Dindon), Patty Goble (Jacqueline, Mme. Dindon), Dale Hensley (Albin), John Hillner (Georges, Edouard Dindon, Francis), Leah Horowitz (Anne), T. Oliver Reid (Jacob), Dorothy Stanley (Jacqueline, Mme. Dindon), Will Taylor (Jean-Michel) and Emma Zaks (Anne)
Marquis Theatre (Dec 09, 2004 - Jun 26, 2005)
Production Stage Manager: David Hyslop; Second Asst.Stage Manager Andrew Neal (Mar 12, 2005 - ?)Assistant Dance Captain: Charlie SuttonCast
Understudies: Dale Hensley (Georges) and Josh Walden (Hanna) -
Songsmusic by Jerry Herman; lyrics by Jerry HermanAct 1Sung ByWe Are What We AreLes CagellesA Little More MascaraAlbin and FriendsWith Anne on My ArmJean-Michel and GeorgesWith You on My Arm (Reprise)Georges and AlbinThe PromenadeTownspeopleSong on the SandGeorgesLa Cage aux FollesAlbin and Les CagellesI Am What I AmAlbinAct 2Sung BySong on the Sand (Reprise)Georges and AlbinMasculinityGeorges, Albin and TownspeopleLook Over ThereGeorgesCocktail CounterpointGeorges, Edouard Dindon, Mme. Dindon, Jacob, Jean-Michel and AnneThe Best of TimesAlbin, Jacqueline and PatronsLook Over There (Reprise)Jean-MichelGrand FinaleFull Company
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Awards
Tony Award®
Best Revival of a Musical
2005 Winner
Produced by James L. Nederlander , Clear Channel Entertainment , Kenneth D. Greenblatt , Terry Allen Kramer and Martin RichardsBest Actor in a Musical
2005 Nominee
Gary Beach
Best Choreography
2005 Winner
Choreographed by Jerry MitchellBest Costume Design of a Musical
2005 Nominee
Costume Design by William Ivey LongDrama Desk Award
Outstanding Revival of a Musical
2005 Winner
Produced by James L. Nederlander , Clear Channel Entertainment , Kenneth D. Greenblatt , Terry Allen Kramer and Martin Richards
Outstanding Choreography
2005 Winner
Choreographed by Jerry MitchellOutstanding Costume Design
2005 Nominee
Costume Design by William Ivey Long -
Statistics
Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf. Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
Produced by James L. Nederlander, Clear Channel Entertainment, Kenneth D. Greenblatt, Terry Allen Kramer and Martin Richards; Associate Producer: TGA Entertainment, Leni Sender, Bob Cuillo and Kathi Glist
Book by Harvey Fierstein; Music by Jerry Herman; Lyrics by Jerry Herman; Based on the play "La Cage Aux Folles" by Jean Poiret; Musical Director: Patrick Vaccariello; Original Orchestrations by Jim Tyler; Additional Orchestrations by Larry Blank; Dance Music Arrangements by David Krane
Directed by Jerry Zaks; Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell; Associate Director: Marc Bruni; Assistant Choreographer: Robert Tatad
Scenic Design by Scott Pask; Costume Design by William Ivey Long; Lighting Design by Donald Holder; Sound Design by Peter Fitzgerald; Hair and Wig Design by Paul Huntley; Associate Scenic Design: Orit Carroll; First Assistant Scenic Designer: Emily Beck; Assistant Scenic Design: Tobin Ost, Brian Russman, Erik Flatmo, Lauren Alvarez, Leiko Fuseya and Tal Goldin; Associate Costume Design: Tom Beall and Martha Bromelmeier; Associate Lighting Design: Karen Spahn; Assistant Lighting Design: Hilary Manners and Mike Berelson; Associate Lighting Designer / Automated Lights: Warren Flynn; Assistant Sound Design: Janet Smith; Make-Up Design by Melissa Silver
General Manager: 101 Productions, Ltd.; Company Manager: Penelope Daulton; Associate Co. Mgr: Janice Jacobson
Production Manager: Arthur Siccardi and Patrick Sullivan; Production Supervisor: Steven Beckler; Stage Manager: Michael Pule; Assistant Stage Mgr: Travis Milliken
Musical Coordinator: Michael Keller; Conducted by Patrick Vaccariello; Associate Conductor: Jim Laev; Concert Master: Paul Woodiel; Violin: Mary Whitaker, Victor Heifets and Dana Ianculovici; Cello: Peter Prosser and Vivian Israel; Lead Trumpet: Jeffrey Kievit; Trumpet: Trevor Neumann and Earl Gardner; Trombone: Michael Seltzer and Randy Andos; French Horn: Roger Wendt; Reeds: Ted Nash, Ben Kono, David Young and Ronald Jannelli; Drums: Ron Tierno; Percussion: Dan McMillan; Bass: Bill Sloat; Keyboard 1/Accordion: Jim Laev; Keyboard 2: Maggie Torre; Guitar/Banjo: J.J. McGeehan; Music Copying: Kaye-Houston Music
Special Effects by Chic Silber
Casting: Jim Carnahan; Press Representative: Barlow-Hartman Public Relations; Dance Captain: Nathan Peck; Production Assistant: Emma Casale-Katzman, Chad Lewis, Alex Libby and Chris McGriff; Advertising: SPOTCo, Inc.; Photographer: Carol Rosegg; Website Design/Online Marketing: Situation Marketing, Damian Bazadona and Ian Bennett; Illustration by Robert deMichiell
Hercule
St. Tropez Townsperson
White Bird
Standby:
Bryan Batt
Understudies:
Adrian Bailey
(Francis, Jacob), Bryan Batt
(Albin), Joey Dudding
(Jean-Michel), Merwin Foard
(Edouard Dindon), Patty Goble
(Jacqueline, Mme. Dindon), Dale Hensley
(Albin), John Hillner
(Georges, Edouard Dindon, Francis), Leah Horowitz
(Anne), T. Oliver Reid
(Jacob), Dorothy Stanley
(Jacqueline, Mme. Dindon), Will Taylor
(Jean-Michel) and Emma Zaks
(Anne)
Marquis Theatre (Dec 09, 2004 - Jun 26, 2005)
Production Stage Manager: David Hyslop; Second Asst.Stage Manager Andrew Neal (Mar 12, 2005 - ?)
Assistant Dance Captain: Charlie Sutton
Cast
Understudies:
Dale Hensley
(Georges) and Josh Walden
(Hanna)
music by Jerry Herman; lyrics by Jerry Herman
Act 1
Sung By
We Are What We Are
Les Cagelles
A Little More Mascara
Albin and Friends
With Anne on My Arm
Jean-Michel and Georges
With You on My Arm
(Reprise)
Georges and Albin
The Promenade
Townspeople
Song on the Sand
Georges
La Cage aux Folles
Albin and Les Cagelles
I Am What I Am
Albin
Act 2
Sung By
Song on the Sand
(Reprise)
Georges and Albin
Masculinity
Georges, Albin and Townspeople
Look Over There
Georges
Cocktail Counterpoint
Georges, Edouard Dindon, Mme. Dindon, Jacob, Jean-Michel and Anne
The Best of Times
Albin, Jacqueline and Patrons
Look Over There
(Reprise)
Jean-Michel
Grand Finale
Full Company
Tony Award®
Best Revival of a Musical
2005 Winner
Produced by James L. Nederlander , Clear Channel Entertainment , Kenneth D. Greenblatt , Terry Allen Kramer and Martin Richards
Produced by James L. Nederlander , Clear Channel Entertainment , Kenneth D. Greenblatt , Terry Allen Kramer and Martin Richards
Best Actor in a Musical
2005 Nominee
Gary Beach
Gary Beach
Best Choreography
2005 Winner
Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell
Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell
Best Costume Design of a Musical
2005 Nominee
Costume Design by William Ivey Long
Costume Design by William Ivey Long
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Revival of a Musical
2005 Winner
Produced by James L. Nederlander , Clear Channel Entertainment , Kenneth D. Greenblatt , Terry Allen Kramer and Martin Richards
Produced by James L. Nederlander , Clear Channel Entertainment , Kenneth D. Greenblatt , Terry Allen Kramer and Martin Richards
Outstanding Choreography
2005 Winner
Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell
Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell
Outstanding Costume Design
2005 Nominee
Costume Design by William Ivey Long
Costume Design by William Ivey Long
| Week Ending | Gross | % Gross Pot. | Attendance | % Capacity | # Previews | # Perf. |
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Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
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