MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jun 15, 1980
Closing Date
Jun 25, 1980
1st Preview
Jun 03, 1980
1st Preview
Jun 03, 1980
Previews
13
Performances
12
MusicalOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Princess Theatre
(Jun 15, 1980 - Jun 25, 1980)
Setting
1921. Nice and in the memory of Frank Harris.
Theatre Owned / Operated by Orator Theatre Productions, Inc. (Paul B. Berkowsky: General Manager)
Produced by David Black and Robert Fabian; Produced in association with Oscar Lewenstein and Theodore P. Donahue, Jr.; Associate Producer: Norma Adler and Michael A. Riddell
Originally presented at the King's Head Theatre Club
Music by Dave Brown; Book by Andrew Davies; Lyrics by Andrew Davies; Music orchestrated by Michael Reed; Musical Director: Michael Rose; Additional Arrangements by Michael Rose
Directed by Robert Gillespie; Musical Staging by Michael Vernon
Scenic Design by Martin Tilley; Costumes Supervised by Carrie F. Robbins; Lighting Design by Ruth Roberts
General Manager: Theatre Now, Inc.
Production Stage Manager: Larry Forde; Stage Manager: Steven Beckler; Assistant Stage Mgr: Ralph Bruneau
Press Representative: Hunt / Pucci Associates and James Sapp; Dance Captain: Valerie Beaman; Advertising: Interart; Photographer: Roger Greenawalt; Casting: Mary Jo Slater
Niall Toibin
Frank Harris
Olivier Pierre
Cowboy
 
Carlyle
 
Mr. Clapton
 
de Maupassant
Evalyn Baron
Mrs. Mayhew
 
Mrs. Clapton
 
Mrs. Clayton
Steve Burney
Tobin
 
Whitehouse
 
Smith
 
Chapman
Ann Hodapp
Nursemaid
 
Actress
 
Bootblack
 
Topsy
 
Newsboy
 
Enid
Valerie Mahaffey
Secretary
 
School Girl
 
Jessie
 
Lilly
Kristin Meadows
Nellie
 
Kate
 
Laura
Alex Wipf
French Waiter
 
Headmaster
 
Kendrick
 
Lord Folkestone
Understudies: Valerie Beaman (Secretary, School Girl, Jessie, Lilly, Nursemaid, Actress, Bootblack, Topsy, Newsboy, Enid), Ralph Bruneau (French Waiter, Headmaster, Kendrick, Lord Folkestone, Tobin, Whitehouse, Smith, Chapman) and Susan Elizabeth Scott (Nellie, Kate, Laura, Mrs. Clapton, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Mayhew)
music by Dave Brown; lyrics by Andrew Davies
Act 1
Sung By
The Man Who Made His Life Into A Work of Art
Niall Toibin & Girls
The Examination Song or Get Me on That Boat
Alex Wipf, Steve Burney & Niall Toibin
Halted at the Very Gates of Paradise-A Song of Frustration
Niall Toibin & Girls
Come and Help Yourself to America or Frank in the Melting Pot
Company
Dandy Night Clerk or How to Get On in the Hotel Trade
Company
Riding the Range-A Song of the Old West
Company
Oh, Catch Me Mr. Harris, Cause I'm Falling for You!
Kristen Meadows, Ann Hodapp, Valerie Mahaffey and Evalyn Baron & Niall Toibin
The Greatest Man of All
Niall Toibin & Company
Act 2
Sung By
My Poor Wee Lassie-A Scottish Lament
Olivier Pierre
Evening News-A Song of Success
Company
Le Maitre de la Conte or Maupassant Tells All
Olivier Pierre
Oh, Mr. Harris, You're a Naughty Naughty Man!
Niall Toibin & Evalyn Baron
Free Speech, Free Thought, Free Love
Ann Hodapp, Niall Toibin & Company
Mr. Harris, It's All Over Now!
Niall Toibin & Company
Fearless Frank
The Company
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