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Century Theatre , (1/05/1982 - 5/23/1982)
First Preview:Dec 18, 1981 Total Previews:21
Opening Date:Jan 05, 1982   
Closing Date:May 23, 1982 Total Performances:160

Category: Play, Comedy, Play with music, Original, Broadway
Setting: Now and Before. Wherever and Midtown Manhattan.


Production Staff
Manager of the Century Theatre: Robin McCarty
Produced by Melvin Van Peebles
Written by Melvin Van Peebles; Music by Melvin Van Peebles; Lyrics by Melvin Van Peebles; Additional music by Ted Hayes ("Tender Understanding") and Mark Barkan ("Weddings and Funerals"); Additional lyrics by Ted Hayes ("Tender Understanding") and Mark Barkan ("Weddings and Funerals"); Musical Director: Bob Carten
Movement Coordinator: Andy Torres; Directed by Melvin Van Peebles
Scenic Design by Kert Lundell; Costume Design by Bernard Johnson; Lighting Design by Shirley Prendergast; Sound Design by Lou Gonzales
General Manager: Theatre Now, Inc.; Company Manager: Robb Lady
Production Stage Manager: Nate Barnett; Stage Manager: John N. Concannon
Special Effects by David S. Rapkin
Assistant to the Director: Nate Barnett; General Press Representative: Susan L. Schulman; Advertising: Interart and Michael DeLuise; Photographer: Gerry Goodstein
Cast
Melvin Van Peebles Edward Aloysius Younger
Bob Carten "Stillman"
C.J. Critt Phantoms / Memories / Backup vocals
Mario Van Peebles Phantoms / Memories / Backup vocals
music by Ted Hayes and Mark Barkan; lyrics by Ted Hayes and Mark Barkan 

ACT 1
And I Love You
The Apple Stretching
Tender Understanding
There
The Apple Stretching
Mother's Prayer
My Love Belongs To You
Weddings and Funerals
ACT 2
My Love Belongs To You (Reprise)
One Hundred And Fifteen
Play It As It Lays
The Apple Stretching
Shoulders to Lean On