MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
May 10, 1994
Closing Date
May 22, 1994
1st Preview
Apr 14, 1994
1st Preview
Apr 14, 1994
Previews
28
Performances
16
MusicalOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
(May 10, 1994 - May 22, 1994)
Setting
Las Vegas, Washington, DC, Texas, and elsewhere.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Nederlander Organization (James M. Nederlander: Chairman; Robert E. Nederlander: President; James L. Nederlander: Vice-President)
Produced by Stevie Phillips and MCA/UNIVERSAL
Book by Larry L. King and Peter Masterson; Music by Carol Hall; Lyrics by Carol Hall; Music orchestrated by Peter Matz; Vocal arrangements by Wally Harper; Dance arrangements by Wally Harper; Musical and Vocal Director: Karl Jurman
Directed by Peter Masterson and Tommy Tune; Choreographed by Jeff Calhoun and Tommy Tune; Associate Director: Phillip Oesterman; Associate Choreographer: Niki Harris
Scenic Design by John Arnone; Costume Design by Bob Mackie; Lighting Design by Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer; Sound Design by Tony Meola; Hair and Wig Design by Bobby H. Grayson
General Manager: David, Strong, Warner, Inc.; Company Manager: Lauren Singer
Production Supervisor: Gene O'Donovan; Production Stage Manager: Arturo E. Porazzi; Stage Manager: Bonnie L. Becker; Assistant Stage Mgr: Kimberly Russell
Musical Supervisor: Wally Harper; Musical Advisor: Robert Billig; Assistant to the Producer: Jerry Kolber and Carl D. White; Musical Coordinator: Seymour 'Red' Press; Conducted by Robert Billig; Woodwind: Raymond Beckenstein, Dale Kleps, Edward Zuhlke, Vincent DellaRocca and Wally Kane; Trumpet: Bob Millikan, Larry Lunetta and David Rogers; Trombone: John Fedchok, Sonny Russo and Vincent Fanuele; Violin: Mary Rowell, Andrew Stein, Paul Woodiel and Melanie Baker; Cello: Bruce Wang; Keyboard: Karl Jurman and Donald Rebic; Guitar: Jay Berliner and Steven Bargonetti; Bass: John Burr; Percussion: Ronald Zito and James Saporito; Harp: Lise Nadeau; Synthesizer Programmer: Keith Levenson; Music Preparation: Peter R. Miller
Video Design by Batwin & Robin Productions, Inc.; Assistant to Mr. Arnone: Patrick Fahey, David Gallo, David Kutos, Mark Fitzgibbons and Dan Kuchar; Assistant to Mr. Fisher: Jeffrey Whitsett; Assistant to Mr. Mackie: Scott Traugott, Nancy Palmatier and Wade Laboissonniere
Casting: Stuart Howard and Amy Schecter; Press Representative: Jeffrey Richards Associates; Dance Captain: Niki Harris; Advertising: Grey Entertainment & Media; Asst. to the Choreographer: Steven Minning
Dee Hoty
Mona Stangley
Ronn Carroll
Senator A. Harry Hardast
Kevin Cooney
I. R. S. Director
David Doty
Schmidt
I.R.S. Assistant
 
B. S. Bullehit
Scott Holmes
Sam Dallas
Gina Torres
Terri Clark
Susannah Blinkoff
Broadway debut
Pit Vocalist
Gerry Burkhardt
Showroom Patron
 
Las Vegas Legend
 
Wall Street Wolf
Laurel Lynn Collins
Showroom Patron
 
Las Vegas Legend
 
Working Girl
Jim David
Broadway debut
Comedian
 
The President's Hairdresser
David Doty
The President of the United States
Sally Mae Dunn
Showroom Patron
 
Las Vegas Legend
 
Working Girl
Pamela Everett
Street Whore
 
Lotta Lovingood
 
Working Girl
Tom Flagg
Showroom Patron
 
Wall Street Wolf
Ganine Giorgione
Street Whore
 
Working Girl
Joe Hart
Showroom Patron
 
A Client of the Whorehouse
 
Wall Street Wolf
Amy N. Heggins
Street Whore
 
Working Girl
Don Johanson
Broadway debut
Showroom Patron
 
Las Vegas Legend
 
Wall Street Wolf
Troy Britton Johnson
Showroom Headliner
 
Wall Street Wolf
Nancy LaMott
Broadway debut
Pit Vocalist
Mark Manley
Showroom Patron
 
Wall Street Wolf
Mary Frances McCatty
Showroom Patron
 
Las Vegas Legend
 
Working Girl
Casey Nicholaw
Showroom Patron
 
Wall Street Wolf
Ryan Perry
Broadway debut
Pit Vocalist
Louise Ruck
Showroom Patron
 
Working Girl
Danny Rutigliano
Broadway debut
Ralph J. Bostick
 
Wall Street Wolf
William Ryall
Showroom Patron
 
Las Vegas Legend
 
Wall Street Wolf
Lainie Sakakura
Broadway debut
Showroom Patron
 
Working Girl
Shaver Tillitt
Broadway debut
Showroom Patron
 
Wall Street Wolf
Jillana Urbina
Showroom Patron
 
Working Girl
Richard Vida
Broadway debut
Showroom Patron
 
Wall Street Wolf
Theara J. Ward
Showroom Patron
 
Las Vegas Legend
 
Working Girl
Christina Youngman
Street Whore
 
Working Girl
Swings: Vincent D'Elia and Niki Harris
Standby: J. Mark McVey (Sam Dallas) and Lauren Mitchell (Mona Stangley)
Understudies: Gerry Burkhardt (Comedian), Laurel Lynn Collins (Terri Clark), Joe Hart (I. R. S. Director, Senator A. Harry Hardast) and Danny Rutigliano (Schmidt)
music by Carol Hall; lyrics by Carol Hall
Act 1
Sung By
Let the Devil Take Us
Las Vegas Legends, Showroom Patrons, Street Whores and Ralph J. Bostick
Nothin' Like A Picture Show
Mona Stangley
I'm Leavin' Texas
Mona Stangley and the Texans
It's Been A While
Sam Dallas and Mona Stangley
Brand New Start
Sam Dallas, Mona Stangley, Terri Clark, I. R. S. Director, Schmidt, the Working Girls and the Wall Street Wolves
Act 2
Sung By
Down and Dirty
Senator A. Harry Hardast
Call Me
Mona Stangley, the Girls and the Couch Potatoes
Change In Me
Sam Dallas
Here for the Hearing
The Ladies and the Senators
Piece of the Pie
Mona Stangley, Sam Dallas and the Ladies
Change In Me (Reprise)
Sam Dallas
If We Open Our Eyes
Entire Company

Tony Award®

 

Best Actress in a Musical

1994 Nominee
Dee Hoty

Drama Desk Award

 

Outstanding Orchestrations

1994 Nominee
Music orchestrated by Peter Matz
 

Outstanding Costume Design

1994 Nominee
Costume Design by Bob Mackie
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