The Secret Garden
Tour
Opening Date
Apr 28, 1992
Closing Date
May 22, 1994
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Open Date: Apr 28, 1992
Close Date: May 22, 1994
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Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
Colonial India, 1906. Misselthwaite Manor, North Yorkshire, England, 1906.
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PeopleProduced by Heidi Landesman, Rick Steiner, Jujamcyn Theaters/TV Asahi, Tom Mallow, ATP/Dodger and Pace Theatrical GroupOriginally produced on Broadway by Heidi Landesman, Rick Steiner, Frederic H. Mayerson, Elizabeth Williams, Jujamcyn Theaters/TV Asahi and Dodger Productions; Originally produced on Broadway in association with Greg C. Mosher, Rhoda Mayerson, Dorothy and Wendell Cherry, Margo Lion, 126 Second Avenue Corporation and Playhouse Square Center; Originally produced by Virginia Stage Company (Charles Towers, Artistic Director; Carl Muler, Managing Director)Book by Marsha Norman; Music by Lucy Simon; Lyrics by Marsha Norman; Based on the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett; Music orchestrated by William D. Brohn; Vocal arrangements by Michael Kosarin; Dance arrangements by Jeanine Levenson; Musical Director: Constantine KitsopoulosDirected by Susan H. Schulman; Choreographed by Michael LichtefeldScenic Design by Heidi Landesman; Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge; Lighting Design by Tharon Musser; Sound Design by Otts Munderloh; Hair Design by Robert DiNiro; Makeup Design by Robert DiNiroExecutive Producer: George MacPherson; General Manager: David Strong Warner; Company Manager: John PasinatoProduction Manager: Peter Fulbright; Production Stage Manager: Dan W. Langhofer; Stage Manager: Eric Insko; Assistant Stage Mgr: Becky GarrettMusical Supervisor: Michael Kosarin; Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Conducted by Constantine Kitsopoulos; Associate Conductor: Gerald Lynn Steichen; Synthesizer: Gerald Lynn Steichen; Keyboard/Synthesizer: Lawrence Green; Violin/Concert Master: Blair Lawhead; Flutes: Brian Miller; Percussion/Synthesizer: Dean WittenCasting: Wendy Ettinger; Press Representative: Adrian Bryan-Brown; Exclusive Tour Direction: ATP/Dodger; Dance Captain: Oliver Woodall; Photographer: Carol Rosegg and Martha SwopeMrs. Winthropthe headmistressUnderstudies: Mark Agnes (Captain Albert Lennox, Fakir), James Barbour (Dr. Neville Craven, Captain Albert Lennox, Lieutenant Peter Wright, Lieutenant Ian Shaw, Major Holmes), Ty Hreben (Dickon), Mary Illes (Lily, Rose), Ken Land (Dr. Neville Craven), Susie McMonagle (Ayah, Claire, Mrs. Winthrop, Alice, Betsy, Martha), Marc Mouchet (Archibald Craven, Ben), Todd Murray (Lieutenant Peter Wright, Lieutenant Ian Shaw, Major Holmes, William), Roxann Parker (Mrs. Medlock), Jill Patton (Rose, Ayah, Claire, Mrs. Winthrop, Alice, Martha), Jacquelyn Piro (Lily), Douglas Sills (Archibald Craven) and Oliver Woodall (Dickon, Fakir, Lieutenant Peter Wright, Lieutenant Ian Shaw, William)Press Representative: Laura Matalon
Cast
Rose
Mary's motherSwings: Leigh Catlett and Marguerite ShannonUnderstudies: Cheryl Allison (Lily, Rose, Ayah), Karen Babcock (Mrs. Medlock, Martha, Rose, Claire, Mrs. Winthrop, Alice), Leigh Catlett (Lieutenant Peter Wright, Major Holmes, William, Timothy), David Elledge (Dr. Neville Craven, Captain Albert Lennox, Lieutenant Peter Wright, Lieutenant Ian Shaw, Major Holmes), Paul Jackel (Dr. Neville Craven, Captain Albert Lennox), James Javore (Dr. Neville Craven, Major Holmes), Skip Lackey (Dickon, Fakir, Lieutenant Ian Shaw), Susie McMonagle (Rose), Janet Marion Moody (Betsy), Peter Samuel (Archibald Craven), Marguerite Shannon (Lily, Ayah, Claire, Mrs. Winthrop, Alice, Betsy, Martha) and Oliver Woodall (Ben, Timothy) -
Songsmusic by Lucy Simon; lyrics by Marsha NormanAct 1Sung ByOpening DreamLily, Fakir, Mary Lennox and CompanyThere's a GirlCompanyThe House Upon the HillCompanyI Heard Someone CryingMary Lennox, Archibald Craven, Lily and CompanyA Fine White HorseMarthaA Girl in the ValleyLily, Archibald Craven, Rose and DancersIt's a MazeBen, Mary Lennox, Martha and DickonWinter's on the WingDickonShow Me the KeyMary Lennox and DickonA Bit of EarthArchibald CravenStorm ICompanyLily's EyesArchibald Craven and Dr. Neville CravenStorm IICompanyRound-Shouldered ManMary Lennox and ColinFinal StormCompanyAct 2Sung ByThe Girl I Mean to BeMary Lennox and CompanyQuartetArchibald Craven, Dr. Neville Craven, Rose and LilyRace You to the Top of the MorningArchibald CravenWickDickon and Mary LennoxCome to My GardenLily and ColinCome Spirit, Come CharmMary Lennox, Martha, Dickon, Fakir, Ayah, Lily and CompanyA Bit of Earth (Reprise)Lily, Rose and Captain Albert LennoxDisappearDr. Neville CravenHold OnMarthaLetter SongMary Lennox and MarthaWhere in the WorldArchibald CravenHow Could I Ever KnowLily and Archibald CravenFinaleCompany
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Tour Stops
Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Mar 15, 1994 - Mar 20, 1994Austin, TXMar 26, 1993 - Mar 28, 1993Raleigh, NC
Produced by Heidi Landesman, Rick Steiner, Jujamcyn Theaters/TV Asahi, Tom Mallow, ATP/Dodger and Pace Theatrical Group
Originally produced on Broadway by Heidi Landesman, Rick Steiner, Frederic H. Mayerson, Elizabeth Williams, Jujamcyn Theaters/TV Asahi and Dodger Productions; Originally produced on Broadway in association with Greg C. Mosher, Rhoda Mayerson, Dorothy and Wendell Cherry, Margo Lion, 126 Second Avenue Corporation and Playhouse Square Center; Originally produced by Virginia Stage Company (Charles Towers, Artistic Director; Carl Muler, Managing Director)
Book by Marsha Norman; Music by Lucy Simon; Lyrics by Marsha Norman; Based on the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett; Music orchestrated by William D. Brohn; Vocal arrangements by Michael Kosarin; Dance arrangements by Jeanine Levenson; Musical Director: Constantine Kitsopoulos
Directed by Susan H. Schulman; Choreographed by Michael Lichtefeld
Scenic Design by Heidi Landesman; Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge; Lighting Design by Tharon Musser; Sound Design by Otts Munderloh; Hair Design by Robert DiNiro; Makeup Design by Robert DiNiro
Executive Producer: George MacPherson; General Manager: David Strong Warner; Company Manager: John Pasinato
Production Manager: Peter Fulbright; Production Stage Manager: Dan W. Langhofer; Stage Manager: Eric Insko; Assistant Stage Mgr: Becky Garrett
Musical Supervisor: Michael Kosarin; Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Conducted by Constantine Kitsopoulos; Associate Conductor: Gerald Lynn Steichen; Synthesizer: Gerald Lynn Steichen; Keyboard/Synthesizer: Lawrence Green; Violin/Concert Master: Blair Lawhead; Flutes: Brian Miller; Percussion/Synthesizer: Dean Witten
Casting: Wendy Ettinger; Press Representative: Adrian Bryan-Brown; Exclusive Tour Direction: ATP/Dodger; Dance Captain: Oliver Woodall; Photographer: Carol Rosegg and Martha Swope
Mrs. Winthrop
the headmistress
Understudies:
Mark Agnes
(Captain Albert Lennox, Fakir), James Barbour
(Dr. Neville Craven, Captain Albert Lennox, Lieutenant Peter Wright, Lieutenant Ian Shaw, Major Holmes), Ty Hreben
(Dickon), Mary Illes
(Lily, Rose), Ken Land
(Dr. Neville Craven), Susie McMonagle
(Ayah, Claire, Mrs. Winthrop, Alice, Betsy, Martha), Marc Mouchet
(Archibald Craven, Ben), Todd Murray
(Lieutenant Peter Wright, Lieutenant Ian Shaw, Major Holmes, William), Roxann Parker
(Mrs. Medlock), Jill Patton
(Rose, Ayah, Claire, Mrs. Winthrop, Alice, Martha), Jacquelyn Piro
(Lily), Douglas Sills
(Archibald Craven) and Oliver Woodall
(Dickon, Fakir, Lieutenant Peter Wright, Lieutenant Ian Shaw, William)
Press Representative: Laura Matalon
Cast
Rose
Mary's mother
Swings:
Leigh Catlett
and Marguerite Shannon
Understudies:
Cheryl Allison
(Lily, Rose, Ayah), Karen Babcock
(Mrs. Medlock, Martha, Rose, Claire, Mrs. Winthrop, Alice), Leigh Catlett
(Lieutenant Peter Wright, Major Holmes, William, Timothy), David Elledge
(Dr. Neville Craven, Captain Albert Lennox, Lieutenant Peter Wright, Lieutenant Ian Shaw, Major Holmes), Paul Jackel
(Dr. Neville Craven, Captain Albert Lennox), James Javore
(Dr. Neville Craven, Major Holmes), Skip Lackey
(Dickon, Fakir, Lieutenant Ian Shaw), Susie McMonagle
(Rose), Janet Marion Moody
(Betsy), Peter Samuel
(Archibald Craven), Marguerite Shannon
(Lily, Ayah, Claire, Mrs. Winthrop, Alice, Betsy, Martha) and Oliver Woodall
(Ben, Timothy)
music by Lucy Simon; lyrics by Marsha Norman
Act 1
Sung By
Opening Dream
Lily, Fakir, Mary Lennox and Company
There's a Girl
Company
The House Upon the Hill
Company
I Heard Someone Crying
Mary Lennox, Archibald Craven, Lily and Company
A Fine White Horse
Martha
A Girl in the Valley
Lily, Archibald Craven, Rose and Dancers
It's a Maze
Ben, Mary Lennox, Martha and Dickon
Winter's on the Wing
Dickon
Show Me the Key
Mary Lennox and Dickon
A Bit of Earth
Archibald Craven
Storm I
Company
Lily's Eyes
Archibald Craven and Dr. Neville Craven
Storm II
Company
Round-Shouldered Man
Mary Lennox and Colin
Final Storm
Company
Act 2
Sung By
The Girl I Mean to Be
Mary Lennox and Company
Quartet
Archibald Craven, Dr. Neville Craven, Rose and Lily
Race You to the Top of the Morning
Archibald Craven
Wick
Dickon and Mary Lennox
Come to My Garden
Lily and Colin
Come Spirit, Come Charm
Mary Lennox, Martha, Dickon, Fakir, Ayah, Lily and Company
A Bit of Earth
(Reprise)
Lily, Rose and Captain Albert Lennox
Disappear
Dr. Neville Craven
Hold On
Martha
Letter Song
Mary Lennox and Martha
Where in the World
Archibald Craven
How Could I Ever Know
Lily and Archibald Craven
Finale
Company
Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Mar 15, 1994 - Mar 20, 1994
Austin, TX
Mar 26, 1993 - Mar 28, 1993
Raleigh, NC