Little Me
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 21, 1982
Closing Date
Feb 21, 1982
1st Preview
Dec 26, 1981
1st Preview
Dec 26, 1981
Previews
30
Performances
36
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: Jan 21, 1982
Close Date: Feb 21, 1982
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
Various places around the world.
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by Nancy Enterprises, Inc.Produced by Ron Dante, Wayne Rogers, Steven Leber, David Krebs, McLaughlin, Piven, Inc., Warner Theatre Productions, Inc. and Emanuel AzenbergBook by Neil Simon; Music by Cy Coleman; Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh; Based on the novel by Patrick Dennis; Vocal arrangements by Cy Coleman; Dance arrangements by Cy Coleman; Music orchestrated by Harold Wheeler; Musical Director: Donald YorkScenic Design by Tony Walton; Costume Design by Tony Walton; Lighting Design by Beverly Emmons; Sound Design by Tom Morse; Hair and Wig Design by John D. QuagliaGeneral Manager: Jose Véga; Company Manager: Bruce BirkenheadProduction Manager: Martin Herzer; Technical Supervisor: Theatrical Services, Inc.; Stage Manager: Robert LoBianco; Assistant Stage Mgr: Lani Sundsten and John HillnerConducted by Donald York; Instrumentalist Consultant: Earl Shendell; Music Contractor: John Miller; Reeds: Joel Kaye and Rick Centalonza; Trumpet: Earl Gardner and Joe Mosello; Trombone: Dale Kirkland; Piano: Barry Gordon; Associate Conductor: Barry Gordon; Bass: David Finck; Percussion: Joe Passaro; Drums: Luther RixGeneral Press Representative: Bill Evans & Associates; Casting: Marilyn Szatmary; Dance Captain: Meredith Murray; Advertising: Serino, Coyne & Nappi; Assistant to the Director: Nancy Simon; Photographer: Martha SwopeAmos PinchleyMr. WorstOtto SchnitzlerPrince CherneyVal du ValFred PoitrineNoble JuniorBaby BelleAttorneyBandleaderPreacherGerman SoldierGeneralYulnickGreensleevesTown SpokesmanAssistant DirectorCroupierHenchmenSergeantDoctorEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleCaptainEnsembleEnsembleEnsemble2nd SailorEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleBoom Boom GirlEnsemble1st SailorEnsembleEnsembleSwings: John Hillner and Meredith MurrayUnderstudies: Stephen Berger (Announcer, Attorney, Bandleader, Preacher, German Soldier, General, Yulnick), Gibby Brand (Noble Eggleston, Flo Eggleston, Amos Pinchley, Val du Val, Fred Poitrine, Mr. Worst, Otto Schnitzler, Prince Cherney, Noble Junior), James Brennan (Frankie Polo), Maris Clement (Momma), Bob Freschi (Charlie Drake, Greensleeves, Town Spokesperson, Assistant Director, Croupier), John Hillner (Noble Eggleston, Val du Val, Fred Poitrine, Noble Junior, Pinchley Junior), Susan Powers (Belle, Baby Belle) and Mary Small (Miss Poitrine, Today)
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Songsmusic by Cy Coleman; lyrics by Carolyn LeighAct 1Sung ByDon't Ask a LadyBelleThe Other Side of the TracksBelleThe Rich Kids RagCompanyI Love YouNoble Eggleston, Belle and CompanyThe Other Side of the Tracks (Reprise)BelleDeep Down InsidePinchley Junior, Belle and CompanyBoom-BoomVal du ValI've Got Your NumberFrankie PoloReal Live GirlFred PoitrineReal Live Girl (Reprise)DoughboysAct 2Sung ByI Love You (Reprise)Noble Eggleston and BelleI Wanna Be YoursBelle and Mr. WorstLittle MeBelle and MommaGoodbyePrince Cherney, Yulnick, Doctor and CompanyHere's to UsBelle and Company
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Awards
Tony Award®
Best Actor in a Musical
1982 Nominee
Victor GarberBest Actress in a Musical
1982 Nominee
Mary Gordon MurrayBest Choreography
1982 Nominee
Choreographed by Peter Gennaro -
Statistics
Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf. Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
Theatre Owned / Operated by Nancy Enterprises, Inc.
Produced by Ron Dante, Wayne Rogers, Steven Leber, David Krebs, McLaughlin, Piven, Inc., Warner Theatre Productions, Inc. and Emanuel Azenberg
Book by Neil Simon; Music by Cy Coleman; Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh; Based on the novel by Patrick Dennis; Vocal arrangements by Cy Coleman; Dance arrangements by Cy Coleman; Music orchestrated by Harold Wheeler; Musical Director: Donald York
Scenic Design by Tony Walton; Costume Design by Tony Walton; Lighting Design by Beverly Emmons; Sound Design by Tom Morse; Hair and Wig Design by John D. Quaglia
General Manager: Jose Véga; Company Manager: Bruce Birkenhead
Production Manager: Martin Herzer; Technical Supervisor: Theatrical Services, Inc.; Stage Manager: Robert LoBianco; Assistant Stage Mgr: Lani Sundsten and John Hillner
Conducted by Donald York; Instrumentalist Consultant: Earl Shendell; Music Contractor: John Miller; Reeds: Joel Kaye and Rick Centalonza; Trumpet: Earl Gardner and Joe Mosello; Trombone: Dale Kirkland; Piano: Barry Gordon; Associate Conductor: Barry Gordon; Bass: David Finck; Percussion: Joe Passaro; Drums: Luther Rix
General Press Representative: Bill Evans & Associates; Casting: Marilyn Szatmary; Dance Captain: Meredith Murray; Advertising: Serino, Coyne & Nappi; Assistant to the Director: Nancy Simon; Photographer: Martha Swope
Amos Pinchley
Mr. Worst
Otto Schnitzler
Prince Cherney
Val du Val
Fred Poitrine
Noble Junior
Baby Belle
Attorney
Bandleader
Preacher
German Soldier
General
Yulnick
Greensleeves
Town Spokesman
Assistant Director
Croupier
Henchmen
Sergeant
Doctor
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Captain
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
2nd Sailor
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Boom Boom Girl
Ensemble
1st Sailor
Ensemble
Ensemble
Swings:
John Hillner
and Meredith Murray
Understudies:
Stephen Berger
(Announcer, Attorney, Bandleader, Preacher, German Soldier, General, Yulnick), Gibby Brand
(Noble Eggleston, Flo Eggleston, Amos Pinchley, Val du Val, Fred Poitrine, Mr. Worst, Otto Schnitzler, Prince Cherney, Noble Junior), James Brennan
(Frankie Polo), Maris Clement
(Momma), Bob Freschi
(Charlie Drake, Greensleeves, Town Spokesperson, Assistant Director, Croupier), John Hillner
(Noble Eggleston, Val du Val, Fred Poitrine, Noble Junior, Pinchley Junior), Susan Powers
(Belle, Baby Belle) and Mary Small
(Miss Poitrine, Today)
music by Cy Coleman; lyrics by Carolyn Leigh
Act 1
Sung By
Don't Ask a Lady
Belle
The Other Side of the Tracks
Belle
The Rich Kids Rag
Company
I Love You
Noble Eggleston, Belle and Company
The Other Side of the Tracks
(Reprise)
Belle
Deep Down Inside
Pinchley Junior, Belle and Company
Boom-Boom
Val du Val
I've Got Your Number
Frankie Polo
Real Live Girl
Fred Poitrine
Real Live Girl
(Reprise)
Doughboys
Act 2
Sung By
I Love You
(Reprise)
Noble Eggleston and Belle
I Wanna Be Yours
Belle and Mr. Worst
Little Me
Belle and Momma
Goodbye
Prince Cherney, Yulnick, Doctor and Company
Here's to Us
Belle and Company
Tony Award®
Best Actor in a Musical
1982 Nominee
Victor Garber
Victor Garber
Best Actress in a Musical
1982 Nominee
Mary Gordon Murray
Mary Gordon Murray
Best Choreography
1982 Nominee
Choreographed by Peter Gennaro
Choreographed by Peter Gennaro
| 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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