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Annie
Musical
Comedy
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Apr 21, 1977
Closing Date
Jan 02, 1983
1st Preview
Apr 08, 1977
1st Preview
Apr 08, 1977
Previews
15
Performances
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Alvin Theatre
(Apr 21, 1977 - Sep 13, 1981)
ANTA Playhouse
(Sep 16, 1981 - Oct 24, 1981)
Eugene O'Neill Theatre
(Oct 29, 1981 - Dec 06, 1981)
Uris Theatre
(Dec 10, 1981 - Jan 02, 1983)
Setting
December 11-25, 1933. New York City.
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People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Nederlander Organization
Produced by
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
,
Mike Nichols
,
Irwin Meyer
,
Stephen R. Friedman
,
Lewis Allen
,
Alvin Nederlander Associates, Inc.
and
Icarus Productions
; Produced in association with
Peter Crane
Originally produced by
The Goodspeed Opera House (Michael P. Price, Executive Producer)
Musical Director:
Peter Howard
; Music by
Charles Strouse
; Lyrics by
Martin Charnin
; Book by
Thomas Meehan
; Music orchestrated by
Philip J. Lang
; Dance arrangements by
Peter Howard
; Based on "Little Orphan Annie" by
Harold Gray
; "Little Orphan Annie" used by permission of
Chicago Tribune - New York News Syndicate, Inc.
Directed by
Martin Charnin
; Choreographed by
Peter Gennaro
Scenic Design by
David Mitchell
; Costume Design by
Theoni V. Aldredge
; Lighting Design by
Judy Rasmuson
; Hair Design by
Ted Azar
General Manager:
Gatchell & Neufeld, Ltd.
; Company Manager:
Drew Murphy
; Assistant to Gatchell & Neufeld:
Steven H. David
Production Stage Manager:
Janet Beroza
; Stage Manager:
Jack Timmers
; Technical Coordinator:
Arthur Siccardi
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Patrick O'Leary
and
Roy Meachum
Assistant Conductor:
Robert Billig
; Music Preparation:
Thomas P. Brown
Asst. to the Choreographer:
Mary Jane Houdina
; Dance Captain:
Mary Jane Houdina
; General Press Representative:
David Powers
; Advertising:
Ash / LeDonne
; Sandy and Arf's owner:
William Berloni
; Training Supervisor for Sandy and Arf:
Capt. Haggerty
; Photographer:
Martha Swope
Sandy Faison
Grace Farrell
Robert Fitch
Rooster Hannigan
Dorothy Loudon
Miss Hannigan
Apr 08, 1977 - Aug 13, 1978
Andrea McArdle
Annie
Apr 08, 1977 - Mar 05, 1978
Reid Shelton
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Diana Barrows
Tessie
Laurie Beechman
Sophie, the Kettle
Cecille
A Star to Be
Bonnie Boylan
Perkins
Ensemble
Danielle Brisebois
Molly
Shelley Bruce
Kate
Barbara Erwin
Lily St. Regis
Ensemble
Robyn Finn
Pepper
Donna Graham
Duffy
Janine Ruane
July
Raymond Thorne
Harry
F.D.R.
Steven Boockvor
Dog Catcher
Jimmy Johnson
Honor Guard
Ensemble
Edwin Bordo
Drake
Ensemble
Edie Cowan
Mrs. Pugh
Connie Boylan
Ensemble
Donald Craig
Dog Catcher
Bert Healy
H.V. Kaltenborn's Voice
Hull
Ensemble
Richard Ensslen
Lt. Ward
Morgenthau
Justice Brandeis
Ensemble
Bob Freschi
Fred McCracken
Hopkins
Ensemble
James Hosbein
Bundles McCloskey
Sound Effects Man
Ickes
Ensemble
Mari McMinn
NBC Page
Ensemble
Sandy
Sandy
Penny Worth
Annette
Ronnie Boylan
Ensemble
Swing:
Don Bonnell
Standby:
Kristen Vigard
(Annie)
Understudies:
Arf
(Sandy),
Steven Boockvor
(Rooster Hannigan),
Shelley Bruce
(Molly),
Edie Cowan
(Lily St. Regis),
Donald Craig
(Harry, F.D.R.),
Bob Freschi
(Drake, Bert Healy),
Donna Graham
(July),
Mari McMinn
(Grace Farrell),
Janine Ruane
(Duffy, Pepper, Kate, Tessie),
Raymond Thorne
(Oliver Warbucks) and
Penny Worth
(Miss Hannigan)
Alvin Theatre
(Apr 21, 1977 - Sep 13, 1981)
Musical Director:
Arnold Gross
Company Manager:
Douglas C. Baker
; Assistant Co. Mgr:
Steven H. David
Production Supervisor:
Jerry Adler
; Stage Manager:
Patrick O'Leary
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Sally Hassenfelt
; Stage Manager:
Ruth E. Rinklin
(Sep 1978 - ?)
Assistant Conductor:
Arthur Wagner
Dance Captain:
Don Bonnell
; Asst. to the Choreographer:
Don Bonnell
; Casting:
Peter Cereghetti
Cast
Shelley Bruce
Annie
Mar 07, 1978 - Mar 04, 1979
Alice Ghostley
Miss Hannigan
Aug 15, 1978 - Aug 19, 1979
Miss Hannigan
Jan 29, 1980 - Sep 15, 1980
Miss Hannigan
Oct 08, 1980 - Apr 27, 1981
Betty Hutton
Miss Hannigan
Sep 19, 1980 - Oct 07, 1980
Marcia Lewis
Miss Hannigan
Apr 29, 1981 - Feb 22, 1982
Sarah Jessica Parker
Annie
Mar 07, 1979 - Jan 27, 1980
Allison Smith
Annie
Jan 29, 1980 - Sep 05, 1982
Dolores Wilson
Miss Hannigan
Aug 21, 1979 - Jan 27, 1980
Jennine Babo
Molly
Tessie
Diana Barrows
Annie
Alternate
Gary Beach
Rooster Hannigan
Tiffany Blake
Tessie
Kathryn Boulé
Grace Farrell
Stacey Lynn Brass
Duffy
Randall Ann Brooks
Duffy
Shelley Bruce
Molly
Alternate
David Brummel
Jimmy Johnson
Howe
Ensemble
Shelly Burch
Sophie, the Kettle
Annette
A Star to Be
Ronnie Boylan
Ensemble
Martha Byrne
July
Penny Marie Chaney
Pepper
Keene Curtis
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Caroline Daly
Pepper
John Deyle
Bert Healy
Fred McCracken
Howe
Dick Ensslen
Bert Healy
Kim Fedena
Tessie
Kate
Jodi Ford
July
Mar 06, 1979 - ?
Gary Gendell
Dog Catcher
Jimmy Johnson
Honor Guard
Donna Graham
July
Alternate
Chris Jamison
Sophie, the Kettle
Cecile
Annette
Bonnie Boylan
Ronnie Boylan
Perkins
Ensemble
Timothy Jecko
Apple Seller
Jimmy Johnson
Howe
Ensemble
Lynn Kearney
Grace Farrell
Kathy-Jo Kelly
July
Tara Kennedy
Kate
Anne Kerry
Grace Farrell
R. Martin Klein
Bundles McCloskey
Sound Effects Man
Ickes
Ensemble
Annie McGreevey
Lily St. Regis
Beth McVey
Ensemble
A Star to Be
Annette
Sophie, the Kettle
Ronnie Boylan
Sarah Jessica Parker
July
Jan 1978 - Mar 05, 1978
Mary Bracken Phillips
Grace Farrell
Lola Powers
Mrs. Pugh
NBC Page
Perkins
Ensemble
Harve Presnell
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Rhodes Reason
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Jane Robertson
Annette
Ronnie Boylan
Larry Ross
Dog Catcher
Honor Guard
Ensemble
Rita Rudner
Lily St. Regis
Marianne Sanazaro
Cecille
Connie Boylan
Ensemble
Karen Schleifer
Kate
John Schuck
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Dorothy Stanley
Lily St. Regis
Donna Thomason
Mrs. Greer
Bonnie Boylan
Ensemble
Jenn Thompson
Pepper
Alfred Toigo
Harry
F.D.R.
Ann Ungar
Annette
Aug 26, 1977 - Jan 27, 1980
Ronnie Boylan
Aug 26, 1977 - Jan 27, 1980
Ensemble
Aug 26, 1977 - Jan 27, 1980
Henrietta Valor
Mrs. Pugh
NBC Page
Perkins
Ensemble
Richard Walker
Dog Catcher
Hull
Ensemble
Swings:
Roy Meachum
and
Aileen Quinn
Understudies:
Tiffany Blake
(Annie),
Don Bonnell
(Ensemble),
Shelley Bruce
(Annie),
David Brummel
(Drake),
Dick Ensslen
(F.D.R.),
Kim Fedena
(Pepper, Duffy, July, Tessie, Kate),
Timothy Jecko
(Drake),
Tara Kennedy
(Molly),
Laura Kerr
(Pepper, Duffy, July, Tessie, Kate),
Beth McVey
(Lily St. Regis),
Roy Meachum
(F.D.R.),
O'Malley
(Sandy),
Sarah Jessica Parker
(Annie),
Lola Powers
(Miss Hannigan),
Jane Robertson
(Lily St. Regis, Ensemble),
Larry Ross
(Rooster Hannigan),
Donna Thomason
(Grace Farrell),
Ann Ungar
(Miss Hannigan),
Henrietta Valor
(Miss Hannigan),
Richard Walker
(Bert Healy) and
Mimi Wallace
(Ensemble)
ANTA Playhouse
(Sep 16, 1981 - Oct 24, 1981)
Eugene O'Neill Theatre
(Oct 29, 1981 - Dec 06, 1981)
Theatre Owned / Operated by
Nancy Enterprises, Inc.
Cast
Jennine Babo
Duffy
Caroline Daly
Pepper
Roxanne Dundish
Molly
Sherry Dundish
Duffy
Richard Sabellico
Rooster Hannigan
Guy Stroman
Rooster Hannigan
Swing:
Joy Merri
Understudy:
Sherry Dundish
(Molly)
Uris Theatre
(Dec 10, 1981 - Jan 02, 1983)
Cast
June Havoc
Miss Hannigan
Oct 06, 1982 - Jan 02, 1983
Alyson Kirk
Annie
Sep 08, 1982 - Jan 02, 1983
Ruth Kobart
Miss Hannigan
Feb 24, 1982 - Mar 08, 1982
Marcia Lewis
Miss Hannigan
Mar 10, 1982 - Oct 04, 1982
Janet Aldrich
A Star to Be
Dorothy Andres
Molly
Laura Baker
July
Kia Goodwin
Kate
Tessie
Susan Hartley
Ensemble
Alyson Kirk
Kate
Hally McGehean
Pepper
Lauren Mitchell
Grace Farrell
Nicole Nowicki
Kate
Becky Snyder
July
Julie Stevens
Pepper
Stephanie Vine
Tessie
July
Pepper
Lynne Wintersteller
Mrs. Greer
Ensemble
Swings:
Loren Kaufman
and
Stephanie Vine
Understudies:
Susan Hartley
(Lily St. Regis),
Alyson Kirk
(Annie),
Becky Snyder
(Annie),
Stephanie Vine
(Pepper, Duffy, July, Tessie, Kate) and
Lynne Wintersteller
(Grace Farrell)
Songs
music by
Charles Strouse
; lyrics by
Martin Charnin
Act 1
Sung By
Maybe
Annie
It's the Hard-Knock Life
Annie and The Orphans
It's the Hard-Knock Life
(Reprise)
The Orphans
Tomorrow
Annie
We'd Like to Thank You
The Hooverville-ites
Little Girls
Miss Hannigan
I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here
Grace Farrell, Annie, Drake, Cecille, Annette, Mrs. Pugh and Other Servants
N.Y.C.
Oliver Warbucks, Grace Farrell, Annie, A Star to Be and New Yorkers
Easy Street
Miss Hannigan, Rooster Hannigan and Lily St. Regis
You Won't Be an Orphan for Long
Grace Farrell, Drake, Mrs. Pugh, Cecille, Annette, Servants and Oliver Warbucks
Act 2
Sung By
You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile
Bert Healy, Bonnie Boylan, Connie Boylan, Ronnie Boylan and The Hour of Smiles Family
You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile
(Reprise)
The Orphans
Easy Street
(Reprise)
Miss Hannigan, Rooster Hannigan and Lily St. Regis
Tomorrow
(Reprise)
Annie, F.D.R., Oliver Warbucks and The Cabinet
Something Was Missing
Oliver Warbucks
I Don't Need Anything But You
Oliver Warbucks and Annie
Annie
Grace Farrell, Drake and The Staff
Maybe
(Reprise)
Annie
New Deal for Christmas
Annie, Oliver Warbucks, Grace Farrell, F.D.R., The Orphans and The Staff
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Musical
1977 Winner
Produced by
Mike Nichols
,
Irwin Meyer
,
Stephen R. Friedman
and
Lewis Allen
Best Book of a Musical
1977 Winner
Book by
Thomas Meehan
Best Original Score
1977 Winner
Lyrics by
Martin Charnin
Music by
Charles Strouse
Best Actor in a Musical
1977 Nominee
Reid Shelton
Best Actress in a Musical
1977 Winner
Dorothy Loudon
Best Actress in a Musical
1977 Nominee
Andrea McArdle
Best Scenic Design
1977 Winner
Scenic Design by
David Mitchell
Best Costume Design
1977 Winner
Costume Design by
Theoni V. Aldredge
Best Choreography
1977 Winner
Choreographed by
Peter Gennaro
Best Direction of a Musical
1977 Nominee
Directed by
Martin Charnin
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Actor in a Musical
1977 Nominee
Reid Shelton
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical
1977 Winner
Dorothy Loudon
Theatre World
Award
1977 Recipient
Andrea McArdle
Statistics
Season:
1982-83
1981-82
1980-81
View Graph
Week Ending
Gross
% Gross Pot.
Attendance
% Capacity
# Previews
# Perf.
Statistics supplied are courtesy of
The Broadway League
.
Annie Statistics
1982-83 Season
1981-82 Season
1980-81 Season
GROSS
ATTENDANCE
Gross
Week Ending
Attendance
Week Ending
People
Songs
Awards
Statistics
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Nederlander Organization
Produced by
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
,
Mike Nichols
,
Irwin Meyer
,
Stephen R. Friedman
,
Lewis Allen
,
Alvin Nederlander Associates, Inc.
and
Icarus Productions
; Produced in association with
Peter Crane
Originally produced by
The Goodspeed Opera House (Michael P. Price, Executive Producer)
Musical Director:
Peter Howard
; Music by
Charles Strouse
; Lyrics by
Martin Charnin
; Book by
Thomas Meehan
; Music orchestrated by
Philip J. Lang
; Dance arrangements by
Peter Howard
; Based on "Little Orphan Annie" by
Harold Gray
; "Little Orphan Annie" used by permission of
Chicago Tribune - New York News Syndicate, Inc.
Directed by
Martin Charnin
; Choreographed by
Peter Gennaro
Scenic Design by
David Mitchell
; Costume Design by
Theoni V. Aldredge
; Lighting Design by
Judy Rasmuson
; Hair Design by
Ted Azar
General Manager:
Gatchell & Neufeld, Ltd.
; Company Manager:
Drew Murphy
; Assistant to Gatchell & Neufeld:
Steven H. David
Production Stage Manager:
Janet Beroza
; Stage Manager:
Jack Timmers
; Technical Coordinator:
Arthur Siccardi
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Patrick O'Leary
and
Roy Meachum
Assistant Conductor:
Robert Billig
; Music Preparation:
Thomas P. Brown
Asst. to the Choreographer:
Mary Jane Houdina
; Dance Captain:
Mary Jane Houdina
; General Press Representative:
David Powers
; Advertising:
Ash / LeDonne
; Sandy and Arf's owner:
William Berloni
; Training Supervisor for Sandy and Arf:
Capt. Haggerty
; Photographer:
Martha Swope
Sandy Faison
Grace Farrell
Robert Fitch
Rooster Hannigan
Dorothy Loudon
Miss Hannigan
Apr 08, 1977 - Aug 13, 1978
Andrea McArdle
Annie
Apr 08, 1977 - Mar 05, 1978
Reid Shelton
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Diana Barrows
Tessie
Laurie Beechman
Sophie, the Kettle
Cecille
A Star to Be
Bonnie Boylan
Perkins
Ensemble
Danielle Brisebois
Molly
Shelley Bruce
Kate
Barbara Erwin
Lily St. Regis
Ensemble
Robyn Finn
Pepper
Donna Graham
Duffy
Janine Ruane
July
Raymond Thorne
Harry
F.D.R.
Steven Boockvor
Dog Catcher
Jimmy Johnson
Honor Guard
Ensemble
Edwin Bordo
Drake
Ensemble
Edie Cowan
Mrs. Pugh
Connie Boylan
Ensemble
Donald Craig
Dog Catcher
Bert Healy
H.V. Kaltenborn's Voice
Hull
Ensemble
Richard Ensslen
Lt. Ward
Morgenthau
Justice Brandeis
Ensemble
Bob Freschi
Fred McCracken
Hopkins
Ensemble
James Hosbein
Bundles McCloskey
Sound Effects Man
Ickes
Ensemble
Mari McMinn
NBC Page
Ensemble
Sandy
Sandy
Penny Worth
Annette
Ronnie Boylan
Ensemble
Swing:
Don Bonnell
Standby:
Kristen Vigard
(Annie)
Understudies:
Arf
(Sandy),
Steven Boockvor
(Rooster Hannigan),
Shelley Bruce
(Molly),
Edie Cowan
(Lily St. Regis),
Donald Craig
(Harry, F.D.R.),
Bob Freschi
(Drake, Bert Healy),
Donna Graham
(July),
Mari McMinn
(Grace Farrell),
Janine Ruane
(Duffy, Pepper, Kate, Tessie),
Raymond Thorne
(Oliver Warbucks) and
Penny Worth
(Miss Hannigan)
Alvin Theatre
(Apr 21, 1977 - Sep 13, 1981)
Musical Director:
Arnold Gross
Company Manager:
Douglas C. Baker
; Assistant Co. Mgr:
Steven H. David
Production Supervisor:
Jerry Adler
; Stage Manager:
Patrick O'Leary
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Sally Hassenfelt
; Stage Manager:
Ruth E. Rinklin
(Sep 1978 - ?)
Assistant Conductor:
Arthur Wagner
Dance Captain:
Don Bonnell
; Asst. to the Choreographer:
Don Bonnell
; Casting:
Peter Cereghetti
Cast
Shelley Bruce
Annie
Mar 07, 1978 - Mar 04, 1979
Alice Ghostley
Miss Hannigan
Aug 15, 1978 - Aug 19, 1979
Miss Hannigan
Jan 29, 1980 - Sep 15, 1980
Miss Hannigan
Oct 08, 1980 - Apr 27, 1981
Betty Hutton
Miss Hannigan
Sep 19, 1980 - Oct 07, 1980
Marcia Lewis
Miss Hannigan
Apr 29, 1981 - Feb 22, 1982
Sarah Jessica Parker
Annie
Mar 07, 1979 - Jan 27, 1980
Allison Smith
Annie
Jan 29, 1980 - Sep 05, 1982
Dolores Wilson
Miss Hannigan
Aug 21, 1979 - Jan 27, 1980
Jennine Babo
Molly
Tessie
Diana Barrows
Annie
Alternate
Gary Beach
Rooster Hannigan
Tiffany Blake
Tessie
Kathryn Boulé
Grace Farrell
Stacey Lynn Brass
Duffy
Randall Ann Brooks
Duffy
Shelley Bruce
Molly
Alternate
David Brummel
Jimmy Johnson
Howe
Ensemble
Shelly Burch
Sophie, the Kettle
Annette
A Star to Be
Ronnie Boylan
Ensemble
Martha Byrne
July
Penny Marie Chaney
Pepper
Keene Curtis
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Caroline Daly
Pepper
John Deyle
Bert Healy
Fred McCracken
Howe
Dick Ensslen
Bert Healy
Kim Fedena
Tessie
Kate
Jodi Ford
July
Mar 06, 1979 - ?
Gary Gendell
Dog Catcher
Jimmy Johnson
Honor Guard
Donna Graham
July
Alternate
Chris Jamison
Sophie, the Kettle
Cecile
Annette
Bonnie Boylan
Ronnie Boylan
Perkins
Ensemble
Timothy Jecko
Apple Seller
Jimmy Johnson
Howe
Ensemble
Lynn Kearney
Grace Farrell
Kathy-Jo Kelly
July
Tara Kennedy
Kate
Anne Kerry
Grace Farrell
R. Martin Klein
Bundles McCloskey
Sound Effects Man
Ickes
Ensemble
Annie McGreevey
Lily St. Regis
Beth McVey
Ensemble
A Star to Be
Annette
Sophie, the Kettle
Ronnie Boylan
Sarah Jessica Parker
July
Jan 1978 - Mar 05, 1978
Mary Bracken Phillips
Grace Farrell
Lola Powers
Mrs. Pugh
NBC Page
Perkins
Ensemble
Harve Presnell
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Rhodes Reason
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Jane Robertson
Annette
Ronnie Boylan
Larry Ross
Dog Catcher
Honor Guard
Ensemble
Rita Rudner
Lily St. Regis
Marianne Sanazaro
Cecille
Connie Boylan
Ensemble
Karen Schleifer
Kate
John Schuck
Oliver Warbucks
"Daddy" Warbucks
Dorothy Stanley
Lily St. Regis
Donna Thomason
Mrs. Greer
Bonnie Boylan
Ensemble
Jenn Thompson
Pepper
Alfred Toigo
Harry
F.D.R.
Ann Ungar
Annette
Aug 26, 1977 - Jan 27, 1980
Ronnie Boylan
Aug 26, 1977 - Jan 27, 1980
Ensemble
Aug 26, 1977 - Jan 27, 1980
Henrietta Valor
Mrs. Pugh
NBC Page
Perkins
Ensemble
Richard Walker
Dog Catcher
Hull
Ensemble
Swings:
Roy Meachum
and
Aileen Quinn
Understudies:
Tiffany Blake
(Annie),
Don Bonnell
(Ensemble),
Shelley Bruce
(Annie),
David Brummel
(Drake),
Dick Ensslen
(F.D.R.),
Kim Fedena
(Pepper, Duffy, July, Tessie, Kate),
Timothy Jecko
(Drake),
Tara Kennedy
(Molly),
Laura Kerr
(Pepper, Duffy, July, Tessie, Kate),
Beth McVey
(Lily St. Regis),
Roy Meachum
(F.D.R.),
O'Malley
(Sandy),
Sarah Jessica Parker
(Annie),
Lola Powers
(Miss Hannigan),
Jane Robertson
(Lily St. Regis, Ensemble),
Larry Ross
(Rooster Hannigan),
Donna Thomason
(Grace Farrell),
Ann Ungar
(Miss Hannigan),
Henrietta Valor
(Miss Hannigan),
Richard Walker
(Bert Healy) and
Mimi Wallace
(Ensemble)
ANTA Playhouse
(Sep 16, 1981 - Oct 24, 1981)
Eugene O'Neill Theatre
(Oct 29, 1981 - Dec 06, 1981)
Theatre Owned / Operated by
Nancy Enterprises, Inc.
Cast
Jennine Babo
Duffy
Caroline Daly
Pepper
Roxanne Dundish
Molly
Sherry Dundish
Duffy
Richard Sabellico
Rooster Hannigan
Guy Stroman
Rooster Hannigan
Swing:
Joy Merri
Understudy:
Sherry Dundish
(Molly)
Uris Theatre
(Dec 10, 1981 - Jan 02, 1983)
Cast
June Havoc
Miss Hannigan
Oct 06, 1982 - Jan 02, 1983
Alyson Kirk
Annie
Sep 08, 1982 - Jan 02, 1983
Ruth Kobart
Miss Hannigan
Feb 24, 1982 - Mar 08, 1982
Marcia Lewis
Miss Hannigan
Mar 10, 1982 - Oct 04, 1982
Janet Aldrich
A Star to Be
Dorothy Andres
Molly
Laura Baker
July
Kia Goodwin
Kate
Tessie
Susan Hartley
Ensemble
Alyson Kirk
Kate
Hally McGehean
Pepper
Lauren Mitchell
Grace Farrell
Nicole Nowicki
Kate
Becky Snyder
July
Julie Stevens
Pepper
Stephanie Vine
Tessie
July
Pepper
Lynne Wintersteller
Mrs. Greer
Ensemble
Swings:
Loren Kaufman
and
Stephanie Vine
Understudies:
Susan Hartley
(Lily St. Regis),
Alyson Kirk
(Annie),
Becky Snyder
(Annie),
Stephanie Vine
(Pepper, Duffy, July, Tessie, Kate) and
Lynne Wintersteller
(Grace Farrell)
music by
Charles Strouse
; lyrics by
Martin Charnin
Act 1
Sung By
Maybe
Annie
It's the Hard-Knock Life
Annie and The Orphans
It's the Hard-Knock Life
(Reprise)
The Orphans
Tomorrow
Annie
We'd Like to Thank You
The Hooverville-ites
Little Girls
Miss Hannigan
I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here
Grace Farrell, Annie, Drake, Cecille, Annette, Mrs. Pugh and Other Servants
N.Y.C.
Oliver Warbucks, Grace Farrell, Annie, A Star to Be and New Yorkers
Easy Street
Miss Hannigan, Rooster Hannigan and Lily St. Regis
You Won't Be an Orphan for Long
Grace Farrell, Drake, Mrs. Pugh, Cecille, Annette, Servants and Oliver Warbucks
Act 2
Sung By
You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile
Bert Healy, Bonnie Boylan, Connie Boylan, Ronnie Boylan and The Hour of Smiles Family
You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile
(Reprise)
The Orphans
Easy Street
(Reprise)
Miss Hannigan, Rooster Hannigan and Lily St. Regis
Tomorrow
(Reprise)
Annie, F.D.R., Oliver Warbucks and The Cabinet
Something Was Missing
Oliver Warbucks
I Don't Need Anything But You
Oliver Warbucks and Annie
Annie
Grace Farrell, Drake and The Staff
Maybe
(Reprise)
Annie
New Deal for Christmas
Annie, Oliver Warbucks, Grace Farrell, F.D.R., The Orphans and The Staff
Tony Award®
Best Musical
1977 Winner
Produced by
Mike Nichols
,
Irwin Meyer
,
Stephen R. Friedman
and
Lewis Allen
Best Book of a Musical
1977 Winner
Book by
Thomas Meehan
Best Original Score
1977 Winner
Lyrics by
Martin Charnin
Music by
Charles Strouse
Best Actor in a Musical
1977 Nominee
Reid Shelton
Best Actress in a Musical
1977 Winner
Dorothy Loudon
Best Actress in a Musical
1977 Nominee
Andrea McArdle
Best Scenic Design
1977 Winner
Scenic Design by
David Mitchell
Best Costume Design
1977 Winner
Costume Design by
Theoni V. Aldredge
Best Choreography
1977 Winner
Choreographed by
Peter Gennaro
Best Direction of a Musical
1977 Nominee
Directed by
Martin Charnin
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Actor in a Musical
1977 Nominee
Reid Shelton
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical
1977 Winner
Dorothy Loudon
Theatre World
Award
1977 Recipient
Andrea McArdle
Season:
1982-83
1981-82
1980-81
View Graph
Week Ending
Gross
% Gross Pot.
Attendance
% Capacity
# Previews
# Perf.
Statistics supplied are courtesy of
The Broadway League
.
Annie Statistics
1982-83 Season
1981-82 Season
1980-81 Season
GROSS
ATTENDANCE
Gross
Week Ending
Attendance
Week Ending
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