42nd Street
Tour
The Song and Dance Fable of Broadway
Opening Date
Jan 01, 1983
Closing Date
Mar 30, 1986
MusicalComedyOriginalNational Tour
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Open Date: Jan 01, 1983
Close Date: Mar 30, 1986
Closed Flag: Y
Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
1933. New York City and Philadelphia.
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PeopleProduced by David MerrickOriginally directed by Gower Champion; Originally choreographed by Gower ChampionBook by Michael Stewart and Mark Bramble; Music by Harry Warren; Lyrics by Al Dubin; Based on the novel by Bradford Ropes; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Vocal arrangements by John Lesko; Dance arrangements by Donald Johnston; Other lyrics by Johnny Mercer and Mort Dixon; Musical Director: Stephen BatesScenic Design by Robin Wagner; Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge; Lighting Design by Tharon Musser; Hair Styles by Anne Sampogna; Assistant Costume Design: Richard ShisslerGeneral Manager: Leo K. Cohen; Company Manager: John CorkillProduction Stage Manager: John Brigleb; Stage Manager: Douglas F. Goodman; Assistant Stage Mgr: William Kirk and Trudie GreenGeneral Press Representative: Solters / Roskin / Friedman, Inc., Milly Schoenbaum and Warren Knowlton; Dance Captain: Tony Parise; Photographer: Jennifer GirardDoctorEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleStandby: Kelly Britt (Dorothy Brock, Maggie Jones)Understudies: Stephen Bates (Oscar), Bobby Clark (Bert Barry), Paul Del Vecchio (Ensemble), Igors Gavon (Abner Dillon, Pat Denning), Trudie Green (Ensemble), Patricia Jepsen (Lorraine, Phyllis, Ensemble), Al Micacchion (Mac, Thug, Doctor), Tony Parise (Ensemble), Randy Phillips (Julian Marsh), Brenda Pipik (Ensemble), Marc Pluf (Andy Lee), Russell Rhodes (Billy Lawlor), Anne Rutter (Lorraine, Phyllis, Ensemble), Vickie Taylor (Peggy Sawyer) and Sandra Yarish (Annie)Assistant Musical Dir.: Jay AlgerSound Design by Jan NebozenkoCompany Manager: Kim SellonProduction Stage Manager: Harold Goldfaden; Stage Manager: Pat Trott; Assistant Stage Mgr: David Hansen; 2nd Assistant Stage Manager: John Salvatore and Paul Del Vecchio; Assistant Stage Manager: Pat Trott; Stage Manager: Harold GoldfadenConducted by Stephen Bates; Assistant Conductor: Jay AlgerDance Captain: Christopher Lucas; Casting: Barry Moss and Julie Hughes; Photographer: Martha Swope and Associates; Advertising: Serino, Coyne & Nappi and David Enright & Associates
Cast
Thug
Doctor
Ensemble
Phyllis
Ensemble
Lorraine
Standby: Rosemary Loar (Dorothy Brock, Maggie Jones) and Marjorie Sires (Dorothy Brock, Maggie Jones)Understudies: Jay Alger (Oscar), Paul Del Vecchio (Bert Barry), Barbara Early (Lorraine, Phyllis), Cathy Jones (Annie, Lorraine, Phyllis), Christopher Lucas (Bert Barry, Ensemble), Lynn Marlowe (Ensemble), Al Micacchion (Andy Lee), Ann Nieman (Annie), Doug Okerson (Billy Lawlor), Chris Peterson (Mac, Thug, Doctor), Lew Resseguie (Abner Dillon, Pat Denning), Russell Rhodes (Billy Lawlor), John Salvatore (Ensemble), Greg Schanuel (Andy Lee), Jeanna Schweppe (Peggy Sawyer) and Carol Lynn Worcell (Peggy Sawyer) -
SongsAct 1Sung ByAuditionAndy Lee and EnsembleYoung and HealthyBilly Lawlor and Peggy SawyerShadow WaltzMaggie Jones, Dorothy Brock and GirlsShadow Waltz (Reprise)Dorothy BrockGo Into Your DanceMaggie Jones, Peggy Sawyer, Annie, Andy Lee, Lorraine and PhyllisYou're Getting to Be a Habit With MeDorothy Brock, Billy Lawlor, Peggy Sawyer and EnsemblePat Denning, Bert Barry, Maggie Jones, Annie, Dorothy Brock and EnsembleDamesBilly Lawlor and MenI Know NowDorothy BrockI Know Now (Reprise)Billy Lawlor and GirlsWe're in the MoneyAnnie, Peggy Sawyer, Lorraine, Phyllis, Billy Lawlor and EnsembleAct One FinaleDorothy Brock, Peggy Sawyer and CompanyAct 2Sung BySunny Side to Every Situation
(lyrics by Johnny Mercer)Annie and EnsembleLullaby of BroadwayJulian Marsh and Full CompanyAbout a Quarter to NineDorothy Brock and Peggy SawyerPretty Lady OvertureOrchestraShuffle Off to BuffaloAnnie, Bert Barry, Maggie Jones and Girls42nd StreetPeggy Sawyer, Billy Lawlor and Ensemble42nd Street (Reprise)Julian Marsh -
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Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Produced by David Merrick
Originally directed by Gower Champion; Originally choreographed by Gower Champion
Book by Michael Stewart and Mark Bramble; Music by Harry Warren; Lyrics by Al Dubin; Based on the novel by Bradford Ropes; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Vocal arrangements by John Lesko; Dance arrangements by Donald Johnston; Other lyrics by Johnny Mercer and Mort Dixon; Musical Director: Stephen Bates
Scenic Design by Robin Wagner; Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge; Lighting Design by Tharon Musser; Hair Styles by Anne Sampogna; Assistant Costume Design: Richard Shissler
General Manager: Leo K. Cohen; Company Manager: John Corkill
Production Stage Manager: John Brigleb; Stage Manager: Douglas F. Goodman; Assistant Stage Mgr: William Kirk and Trudie Green
General Press Representative: Solters / Roskin / Friedman, Inc., Milly Schoenbaum and Warren Knowlton; Dance Captain: Tony Parise; Photographer: Jennifer Girard
Doctor
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Standby:
Kelly Britt
(Dorothy Brock, Maggie Jones)
Understudies:
Stephen Bates
(Oscar), Bobby Clark
(Bert Barry), Paul Del Vecchio
(Ensemble), Igors Gavon
(Abner Dillon, Pat Denning), Trudie Green
(Ensemble), Patricia Jepsen
(Lorraine, Phyllis, Ensemble), Al Micacchion
(Mac, Thug, Doctor), Tony Parise
(Ensemble), Randy Phillips
(Julian Marsh), Brenda Pipik
(Ensemble), Marc Pluf
(Andy Lee), Russell Rhodes
(Billy Lawlor), Anne Rutter
(Lorraine, Phyllis, Ensemble), Vickie Taylor
(Peggy Sawyer) and Sandra Yarish
(Annie)
Assistant Musical Dir.: Jay Alger
Sound Design by Jan Nebozenko
Company Manager: Kim Sellon
Production Stage Manager: Harold Goldfaden; Stage Manager: Pat Trott; Assistant Stage Mgr: David Hansen; 2nd Assistant Stage Manager: John Salvatore and Paul Del Vecchio; Assistant Stage Manager: Pat Trott; Stage Manager: Harold Goldfaden
Conducted by Stephen Bates; Assistant Conductor: Jay Alger
Dance Captain: Christopher Lucas; Casting: Barry Moss and Julie Hughes; Photographer: Martha Swope and Associates; Advertising: Serino, Coyne & Nappi and David Enright & Associates
Cast
Thug
Doctor
Ensemble
Phyllis
Ensemble
Lorraine
Standby:
Rosemary Loar
(Dorothy Brock, Maggie Jones) and Marjorie Sires
(Dorothy Brock, Maggie Jones)
Understudies:
Jay Alger
(Oscar), Paul Del Vecchio
(Bert Barry), Barbara Early
(Lorraine, Phyllis), Cathy Jones
(Annie, Lorraine, Phyllis), Christopher Lucas
(Bert Barry, Ensemble), Lynn Marlowe
(Ensemble), Al Micacchion
(Andy Lee), Ann Nieman
(Annie), Doug Okerson
(Billy Lawlor), Chris Peterson
(Mac, Thug, Doctor), Lew Resseguie
(Abner Dillon, Pat Denning), Russell Rhodes
(Billy Lawlor), John Salvatore
(Ensemble), Greg Schanuel
(Andy Lee), Jeanna Schweppe
(Peggy Sawyer) and Carol Lynn Worcell
(Peggy Sawyer)
Act 1
Sung By
Audition
Andy Lee and Ensemble
Young and Healthy
Billy Lawlor and Peggy Sawyer
Shadow Waltz
Maggie Jones, Dorothy Brock and Girls
Shadow Waltz
(Reprise)
Dorothy Brock
Go Into Your Dance
Maggie Jones, Peggy Sawyer, Annie, Andy Lee, Lorraine and Phyllis
You're Getting to Be a Habit With Me
Dorothy Brock, Billy Lawlor, Peggy Sawyer and Ensemble
Pat Denning, Bert Barry, Maggie Jones, Annie, Dorothy Brock and Ensemble
Dames
Billy Lawlor and Men
I Know Now
Dorothy Brock
I Know Now
(Reprise)
Billy Lawlor and Girls
We're in the Money
Annie, Peggy Sawyer, Lorraine, Phyllis, Billy Lawlor and Ensemble
Act One Finale
Dorothy Brock, Peggy Sawyer and Company
Act 2
Sung By
Sunny Side to Every Situation
(lyrics by Johnny Mercer)
(lyrics by Johnny Mercer)
Annie and Ensemble
Lullaby of Broadway
Julian Marsh and Full Company
About a Quarter to Nine
Dorothy Brock and Peggy Sawyer
Pretty Lady Overture
Orchestra
Shuffle Off to Buffalo
Annie, Bert Barry, Maggie Jones and Girls
42nd Street
Peggy Sawyer, Billy Lawlor and Ensemble
42nd Street
(Reprise)
Julian Marsh