Lute Song
A love story with music.
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Opening Date
Feb 06, 1946
Closing Date
Jun 08, 1946
Performances
142
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Open Date: Feb 06, 1946
Close Date: Jun 08, 1946
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
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PeopleTheatre Owned by The Shubert Organization; Theatre Operated by Arthur HopkinsProduced by Michael MyerbergBook by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin; Based on the famous Chinese play "Pi-Pa-Ki" by Kao-Tong-Kia and Mao-Tseo; Music by Raymond Scott; Lyrics by Bernard Hanighen; Musical Director: Eugene Kusmiak; Music orchestrated by Raymond ScottDirected by John Houseman; Choreographed by Yeichi NimuraScenic Design by Robert Edmond Jones; Costume Design by Robert Edmond Jones; Miss Martin's costumes designed and executed by Valentina; Lighting Design by Robert Edmond JonesGeneral Manager: Matilda Stanton; Company Manager: J. Charles GilbertPress Representative: Richard Maney and Anne WollEnsembleA SecretaryEnsembleThe GenieThe Honorable TchangEnsembleA BonzeA MerchantEnsemblePhoenix BirdLi-WangEnsemblePhoenix BirdChildA Lesser BonzeEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleA Rich ManThe LionEnsembleEnsemblePriest of Amida BuddhaChild
Plymouth Theatre (Feb 06, 1946 - Jun 08, 1946)
Press Representative: Ted GoldsmithCast
The Genie
Ensemble
Ensemble
First Clerk
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Songsmusic by Raymond Scott; lyrics by Bernard HanighenAct 1Sung ByMountain High, Valley LowTchao-Ou-Niang and Tsai-YongMonkey See, Monkey DoTchao-Ou-NiangWhere You AreTchao-Ou-NiangAct 2Sung ByWillow TreeTsai-YongVision SongTchao-Ou-Niang and Tsai-YongBitter HarvestTchao-Ou-NiangAct 3Sung ByMountain High, Valley Low (Reprise)Tchao-Ou-NiangLute SongTchao-Ou-Niang
Theatre Owned by The Shubert Organization; Theatre Operated by Arthur Hopkins
Produced by Michael Myerberg
Book by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin; Based on the famous Chinese play "Pi-Pa-Ki" by Kao-Tong-Kia and Mao-Tseo; Music by Raymond Scott; Lyrics by Bernard Hanighen; Musical Director: Eugene Kusmiak; Music orchestrated by Raymond Scott
Directed by John Houseman; Choreographed by Yeichi Nimura
Scenic Design by Robert Edmond Jones; Costume Design by Robert Edmond Jones; Miss Martin's costumes designed and executed by Valentina; Lighting Design by Robert Edmond Jones
General Manager: Matilda Stanton; Company Manager: J. Charles Gilbert
Press Representative: Richard Maney and Anne Woll
Ensemble
A Secretary
Ensemble
The Genie
The Honorable Tchang
Ensemble
A Bonze
A Merchant
Ensemble
Phoenix Bird
Li-Wang
Ensemble
Phoenix Bird
Child
A Lesser Bonze
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
A Rich Man
The Lion
Ensemble
Ensemble
Priest of Amida Buddha
Child
Plymouth Theatre (Feb 06, 1946 - Jun 08, 1946)
Press Representative: Ted Goldsmith
Cast
The Genie
Ensemble
Ensemble
First Clerk
music by Raymond Scott; lyrics by Bernard Hanighen
Act 1
Sung By
Mountain High, Valley Low
Tchao-Ou-Niang and Tsai-Yong
Monkey See, Monkey Do
Tchao-Ou-Niang
Where You Are
Tchao-Ou-Niang
Act 2
Sung By
Willow Tree
Tsai-Yong
Vision Song
Tchao-Ou-Niang and Tsai-Yong
Bitter Harvest
Tchao-Ou-Niang
Act 3
Sung By
Mountain High, Valley Low
(Reprise)
Tchao-Ou-Niang
Lute Song
Tchao-Ou-Niang
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