MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Apr 23, 1968
Closing Date
Apr 27, 1968
1st Preview
Apr 11, 1968
1st Preview
Apr 11, 1968
Previews
9
Performances
7
MusicalOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Mark Hellinger Theatre
(Apr 23, 1968 - Apr 27, 1968)

Description
A musical fable in two acts.

Setting
Various locales in and around Jerusalem around 100 B.C.

Theatre Owned / Operated by Max Stahl and Stanley Stahl
Produced by Zvi Kolitz, Solomon Sagall and Abe Margolies; Associate Producer: Philip Turk and Kalman Ginzburg
Book by Anne Croswell and Dan Almagor; Music by Ernest Gold; Lyrics by Anne Croswell; Based On An Original Play 'King Solomon and the Cobbler' by Sammy Gronemann; American Adaptation in Collaboration with Zvi Kolitz; Special Material by David Finkle and Bill Weeden; Music orchestrated by Hershy Kay; Vocal arrangements by Gershon Kingsley; Dance arrangements by Dorothea Freitag; Musical Director: Gershon Kingsley
Entire Production Directed and Supervised by Michael Benthall; Dances and Musical Numbers Staged by Donald McKayle
Scenic Design by Rouben Ter-Arutunian; Costume Design by Jane Greenwood; Lighting Design by Martin Aronstein
General Manager: Al Goldin; Company Manager: Oscar Berlin
Production Stage Manager: Mortimer Halpern; Stage Manager: Norman Shelly and Bert Wood
Assistant to the Director: Howard Rosenman; Orchestra Contractor: Morris Stonzek; Asst. to the Choreographer: Leah Levin; Head Copyist: Bob Haring, Jr.
General Press Representative: Max Eisen; Production Assistant: Cheryl Sue Dolby; Special Press: Ed Jaffe; Advertising: L. Gratz and Diener & Dorskind
Solomon
 
Yoni
a Cobbler
F'htar
Princess Nofrit's Slave
Makedah
a Member of the Queen of Sheba's Party
Bathsheba
Solomon's Mother
Na'Ama
Yoni's Wife
Ranor
Ambassador of the Queen of Sheba
Ben-Hesed
Commander of the Royal Guard
Princess Nofrit
Solomon's Favorite Wife
Ensemble
Meir
the Drummer
 
Ensemble
Bruria
a Harlot
 
Other Wife
Solomon's Concubine
 
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Solomon's Concubine
 
Ensemble
Other Wife
 
Ensemble
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An Officer of the Royal Guard
 
Ensemble
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Ali
the Flute Player
 
Ensemble
Other Wife
 
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Issac
a Tavern Keeper
 
Ensemble
Solomon's Concubine
 
Ensemble
Lemech
a Dyer
 
Ensemble
Aviva
a Harlot
 
Other Wife
Solomon's Concubine
 
Other Wife
 
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Other Wife
 
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An Ambassador
 
Ensemble
Solomon's Concubine
 
Other Wife
 
Ensemble
Ensemble
Solomon's Concubine
 
Ensemble
Other Wife
 
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Mago
Architect of the Temple
 
Ensemble
Solomon's Concubine
 
Other Wife
 
Ensemble
Aide to Ranor
 
Ensemble
Tavern Dancer
 
Solomon's Concubine
 
Other Wife
 
Ensemble
Ensemble
Solomon's Concubine
 
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Ensemble
Solomon's Concubine
 
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Yoel
Temple Building Supervisor
Ensemble
Ensemble
Solomon's Concubine
 
Other Wife
 
Ensemble
Rachel
one of Solomon's Wives
 
Ensemble
Solomon's Concubine
 
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Ensemble
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Solomon's Concubine
 
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Standby: Alfred Toigo (Solomon, Yoni)
Understudies: Lynn Archer (Bathsheba, Princess Nofrit), Al Cohen (Mago), Jacque Dean (Bruria), John Dorrin (Ben-Hesed), Alice Evans (Na'Ama), Carol Flemming (Princess Nofrit, Makedah), Nat Horne (Ranor), Garrett Morris (Yoel, Lemech), Keith Perry (Issac), Martha Pollak (Tavern Dancer), Renee Rose (F'htar), Joan Tannen (Aviva) and Myrna White (Rachel)
music by Ernest Gold; lyrics by Anne Croswell
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
David & Bathsheba
Yoni and People of Jerusalem
Hail the Son of David
Solomon, Courtiers and Wives
Preposterous
Solomon
Have You Heard?
People of Jerusalem
The Citation
Ben-Hesed
In Love With a Fool
Na'Ama
Someone Like Me
Solomon
In Someone Else's Sandals
Yoni, Bathsheba, Slaves and Concubines
The Three Riddles
Ranor, Ben-Hesed, Solomon and People of Jerusalem
Act 2
Sung By
Once in 2.7 Years
Solomon's Wives
Have You Ever Been Alone with a King Before?
(music by Bill Weeden; lyrics by David Finkle)
Yoni and Na'Ama
Lord I Am But a Little Child
Solomon
I Am What I Am
Solomon
Something In His Eyes
Na'Ama
That Guilty Feeling
(music by Bill Weeden; lyrics by David Finkle)
Yoni
Time to Let Go
Bathsheba
With Your Hand in My Hand
Yoni, Na'Ama, Bathsheba and People of Jerusalem
Lord I Am But a Little Child (Reprise)
Entire Company
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