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| First Preview: | Mar 21, 1997 |
Total Previews: | 45 |
| Opening Date: | Apr 28, 1997 |
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| Closing Date: | Jan 07, 2001 |
Total Performances: | 1543 |
| Production Staff [See More] |
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| Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Philip J. Smith: President; Robert E. Wankel: Executive Vice President) |
| Produced by PACE Theatrical Group, Inc. and Fox Theatricals; Produced in association with Jerry Frankel, Magicworks Entertainment and The Landmark Entertainment Group (Tony Christopher, Founder; Gary Goddard, Founder); Associate Producer: Bill Young |
| Previous developmental production directed by Gregory Boyd at The Alley Theatre (Gregory Boyd, Artistic Director; Paul Tetreault, Managing Director); Previous developmental production by: The 5th Avenue Musical Theatre Company (Frank M. Young, Executive Director; Marilynn Sheldon, Managing Director) and Theatre Under the Stars (Frank M. Young, Founder and Artistic Director) |
| Conceived for the stage by Frank Wildhorn and Steve Cuden; Book by Leslie Bricusse; Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse; Music by Frank Wildhorn; From the novella "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson; Music orchestrated by Kim Scharnberg; Musical Director: Jason Howland; Vocal arrangements by Jason Howland and Ron Melrose; Additional lyrics by Steve Cuden and Frank Wildhorn; Associate Musical Dir.: Ron Melrose |
| Directed by Robin Phillips; Choreographed by Joey Pizzi |
| Scenic Design by Robin Phillips; Costume Design by Ann Curtis; Lighting Design by Beverly Emmons; Sound Design by Karl Richardson and Scott Stauffer; Wig Design by Paul Huntley; Properties and Set Dressing by Christina Poddubiuk; Co - Scenic Design: James Noone; Assistant Scenic Design: Jane Epperson and Vicki Davis; Assistant to the Set Designers: Paul Melia, Andreas Messis and William Mozer; Assistant Costume Design: Alix Dolgoy, Jennifer Arnold and Michael Sharpe; Assistant Lighting Design: Katy Orrick; Assistant to the Lighting Designer: John H. Finen, III; Assistant Sound Design: Allen Rowand |
| General Manager: Niko Associates, Inc. (Manny Kladitis, Founder and President); Executive Producer: Gary Gunas; Company Manager: Bruce Klinger |
| Production Stage Manager: Maureen F. Gibson; Stage Manager: David Hyslop; Assistant Stage Mgr: Neal Fox and Suzie Tucker |
| Musical Supervisor: Jeremy Roberts; Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Conducted by Jason Howland; Associate Conductor: Ron Melrose; Assistant Conductor: Jan Rosenberg; Concert Master: Dale Stuckenbruck; Violin: Nam Sook Lee; Viola: Debra Shufelt; Cello: Ted Mook; Bass: David Finck; Woodwinds: Robert Bush, Matt Dine and Paul Garment; Horn: R.J. Kelley; Trombone: Herb Besson; Percussion: James Saporito and Randall Hicks; Keyboards: Mick Rossi, Jan Rosenberg and William Stein |
| Special Effects by Gregory Meeh |
| Casting: Hughes / Moss Casting; Public Relations: Richard Kornberg & Associates; Fight Coordinator: J. Allen Suddeth; Marketing: Nancy Richards; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Assistant to the Director: Jack Wetherall; Asst. to the Choreographer: Johnny Anzalone; Dance Captain: David Koch; Fight Captain: David Koch |
| Geoffrey Blaisdell |
General Lord Glossop |
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Siegfried
the Pianist at "The Red Hat" |
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Policeman |
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Barrow Boy |
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| David Chaney |
An Old Man
in the mental hospital |
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Davie
a barrow boy |
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Manservant at Sir Danvers' |
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Mr. Bissett
an apothecary |
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A Maitre d'Hotel
at a social club |
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Priest at wedding |
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Bill E. Dietrich
Broadway debut |
Mental Patient |
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Bill
a docker |
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Groom |
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A Tough
at "The Red Hat" |
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A Newsboy |
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Choir Boy |
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John Treacy Egan
Broadway debut |
Mike
a clerk |
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Groom |
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| Donald Grody |
Doctor |
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Lord G |
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Poole
Jekyll's manservant |
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| Leah Hocking |
Kate
a cockle seller |
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| Michael Ingram |
Rupert
Bishop of Basingstoke |
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Sir Douglas |
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Policeman |
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Barrow Boy |
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Bishop of Bathingstoke |
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| David Koch |
Mental Patient |
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Ned
a sailor |
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A Tough
at "The Red Hat" |
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| Frank Mastrone |
Attendant |
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Albert
a barman |
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First Gentleman |
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A Priest
at the Bishop's funeral |
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| Raymond Jaramillo McLeod |
Mr. Simon Stride |
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| Corinne Melançon |
Bridesmaid |
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Brad Oscar
Broadway debut |
Right Honourable Archibald Proops |
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Second Gentleman |
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Sir Peter |
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Barrow Boy |
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| Molly Scott Pesce |
Molly
a fish gutter |
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| Bonnie Schon |
Polly
a scrubber woman |
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Whore |
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Emily Scott Skinner
Broadway debut |
Nurse |
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Alice
a scullery maid |
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Housemaid |
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Whore |
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Bridesmaid |
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| Jodi Stevens |
Nurse |
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Bet
a scullery maid |
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Housemaid |
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A Young Girl
managed by Gwinny |
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Bridesmaid |
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| Martin Van Treuren |
Lord Savage |
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The Spider
proprietor of "The Red Hat" |
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Charles E. Wallace
Broadway debut |
Attendant |
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Jack
a beggar |
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Under Footman |
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A Tough
at "The Red Hat" |
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A Doorman
at a social club |
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Curate |
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| Emily Zacharias |
Lady Beaconsfield |
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Guinevere
manageress of "The Red Hat" |
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| Swings: Paul Hadobas and Rebecca Spencer |
| Understudies: Geoffrey Blaisdell (John Utterson, Poole), Bill E. Dietrich (Dr. Henry Jekyll, Edward Hyde, Right Honourable Archibald Proops), John Treacy Egan (General Lord Glossop, Rupert), Donald Grody (Sir Danvers Carew), Leah Hocking (Emma Carew, Lucy), David Koch (Mr. Simon Stride), Frank Mastrone (Dr. Henry Jekyll, Edward Hyde, Lord Savage, The Spider), Brad Oscar (Poole), Bonnie Schon (Guinevere, Lady Beaconsfield), Emily Scott Skinner (Emma Carew, Lucy), Jodi Stevens (Emma Carew, Lucy) and Martin Van Treuren (Sir Danvers Carew) |
| ACT 1 | Sung By |
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| Lost In The Darkness | Dr. Henry Jekyll |
| Façade | Ensemble |
| Jekyll's Plea | Dr. Henry Jekyll and The Board of Governors |
| Façade (Reprise) | Ensemble |
| Emma's Reasons | Mr. Simon Stride and Emma Carew (Jekyll's fiance) |
| Take Me As I Am | Dr. Henry Jekyll and Emma Carew (Jekyll's fiance) |
| Letting Go | Sir Danvers Carew and Emma Carew (Jekyll's fiance) |
| Façade (Reprise) | Ensemble |
| No One Knows Who I Am | Lucy |
| Good 'N' Evil | Lucy |
| This Is The Moment | Dr. Henry Jekyll |
Alive
(lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, Steve Cuden and Frank Wildhorn) | Edward Hyde (Jekyll's "other half") |
His Work, And Nothing More
(lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, Steve Cuden and Frank Wildhorn) | Dr. Henry Jekyll, John Utterson, Sir Danvers Carew and Emma Carew (Jekyll's fiance) |
| Someone Like You | Lucy |
Alive (Reprise)
(lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, Steve Cuden and Frank Wildhorn) | Edward Hyde (Jekyll's "other half") and Ensemble |
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Murder, Murder
(lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, Steve Cuden and Frank Wildhorn) | A Newsboy and Ensemble |
Once Upon A Dream
(lyrics by Steve Cuden, Leslie Bricusse and Frank Wildhorn) | Emma Carew (Jekyll's fiance) |
| Obsession | Dr. Henry Jekyll |
| In His Eyes | Lucy and Emma Carew (Jekyll's fiance) |
| Dangerous Game | Edward Hyde (Jekyll's "other half") and Lucy |
| The Way Back | Dr. Henry Jekyll |
| A New Life | Lucy |
| Sympathy, Tenderness | Edward Hyde (Jekyll's "other half") |
| Lost In The Darkness (Reprise) | Dr. Henry Jekyll |
| Confrontation | Dr. Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde (Jekyll's "other half") |
| Façade (Reprise) | Ensemble |
| Dear Lord And Father of Mankind | Boy Soprano (at the wedding) |
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