MusicalVarietyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 15, 1981
Closing Date
Mar 15, 1981
1st Preview
Mar 02, 1981
1st Preview
Mar 02, 1981
Previews
14
Performances
1
MusicalVarietyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Nederlander Theatre
(Mar 15, 1981 - Mar 15, 1981)
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Messrs. Nederlander
Produced by Edgar Lansbury, Joseph Beruh and James M. Nederlander
Music by Walter Marks; Lyrics by Walter Marks; Musical Director: Marvin Laird; Music orchestrated by Bill Byers; Vocal arrangements by Marvin Laird; Dance arrangements by Marvin Laird
Conceived by Donald Driver; Directed by Donald Driver; Choreographed by Arthur Faria
Scenic Design by Peter Larkin; Costume Design by Alvin Colt; Lighting Design by Roger Morgan; Sound Design by Abe Jacob; Hair Design by Joe Tubens; Associate Sound Design: Larry Spurgeon
General Manager: Marvin A. Krauss; Company Manager: Sally Campbell
Production Supervisor: Robert Straus; Production Stage Manager: Robert Straus; Stage Manager: John Actman; Assistant Stage Mgr: Joel Tropper
Assistant Conductor: Yolanda Segovia; Assistant to the Producers: Darrell Jonas; Musical Coordinator: Earl Shendell; Music Preparation: Bert Kosow
Talent Coordinator: Gilbert Miller; Communications: Gifford / Wallace, Inc.; Asst. to the Choreographer: Joel Czarlinsky and Debbie Bier Prouty; Dance Captain: Joel Czarlinsky and Debbie Bier Prouty; Animal Consultant: Dawn Animal Agency, Inc.; Advertising: Ash / LeDonne
Robert Shields
Performer
Lorene Yarnell
Performer
Chief Bearpaw
Performer
Michael Davis
Performer
Los Malambos
Performer
Gaylord Maynard
Performer
Milo & Roger
Performer
Tessie O'Shea
Performer
Scott's Royal Boxers
Performer
Stephen Bourneuf
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Kitty Kuhn
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Mark Martino
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Nancy Meadows
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Brad Miskell
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Alice Ann Oakes
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Aurelio Padron
The Broadway Follies Chorus
R. J. Peters
The Broadway Follies Chorus
D'arcy Phifer
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Mark Ruhala
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Karen Teti
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Suzanne Walker
The Broadway Follies Chorus
Standby: Travis Hudson (Tessie O'Shea)

Nederlander Theatre (Mar 15, 1981 - Mar 15, 1981)

Cast

The Amazing Carazini
Performer
Role was cut during previews
The Dingbats
Performer
Role was cut during previews
music by Walter Marks; lyrics by Walter Marks
Act 1
Sung By
Broadway Follies
Follies Ensemble
Vaudeville
Robert Shields & Lorene Yarnell
Wonderful U
Scott's Royal Boxers & The Follies Ensemble
Piccadilly
Tessie O'Shea
The Oasis
Milo & Roger
The Pampas
Los Malambos
The Toyshop
Robert Shields & Lorene Yarnell
The Paper Bag Rag
Tessie O'Shea & Bud's Paper Bag Band
Act 2
Sung By
At Home With the Clinkers
Robert Shields & Lorene Yarnell
The Barnyard
Tessie O'Shea & Her Chicks
Specialty
Robert Shields
The Saloon
Gaylord Maynard & Chief Bearpaw
Tap My Way to the Stars
Lorene Yarnell & The Follies Ensemble
The Rest of Michael Davis
Michael Davis
Grand Parade
The Entire Company

Drama Desk Award

 

Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical

1981 Nominee
Michael Davis

Theatre World

Award

1981 Recipient
Michael Davis
Season:
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Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf.
Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
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