At Home Abroad
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 19, 1935
Closing Date
Mar 07, 1936
Performances
198
MusicalRevueOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
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Theatres
Winter Garden Theatre
(Sep 19, 1935 - Jan 1936)
(Sep 19, 1935 - Jan 1936)
Majestic Theatre
(Jan 20, 1936 - Mar 07, 1936)
(Jan 20, 1936 - Mar 07, 1936)
Description
A Revue in Two Acts
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PeopleProduced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)Music by Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics by Howard Dietz; Book by Howard Dietz; General Musical Director: Al Goodman; Music orchestrated by Russell Bennett, David Raksin, Hans Spialek, Don Walker, Phil Walsh and Russell Wooding; Vocal arrangements by Charles HendersonChoreographed by Gene Snyder and Harry Losee; Production staged by Vincente Minnelli; Dialogue staged by Thomas MitchellScenic Design by Vincente MinnelliConducted by Charles DrurySoniaThe Audience Waits"O Leo" Performer"The Toast of Vienna" PerformerSheYou May Be Far Away From MeMillicent PeabodyTwo in a Bar"Got a Bran' New Suit" Performer"Thief in the Night" Performer"The Steamboad Whistle" Performer"Got a Bran' New Suit" PerformerOtis in "The Gigolo Business"OtisovitchThe Audience Waits"O Leo" PerformerOtis in "Homesick Clinic"HenriettaThe Gigolo BusinessBabushkaThe Audience WaitsThe WomanTwo in a Bar"Death in the Afternoon" Performer"Death in the Afternoon" PerformerPilnikThe Audience WaitsSubway GuardHomesick ClinicThe MusicianTwo in a BarDoubletchekThe Audience Waits"Trains" PerformerDr. CookHomesick ClinicHeYou May Be Far Away From MeThe Young ManTwo in a Bar"Love is a Dancing Thing" Performer"Death in the Afternoon" Performer"Death in the Afternoon" PerformerMr. ColdwaterDinner NapkinsKameroffThe Audience WaitsAideHomesick ClinicA ManTwo in a Bar"The Lady With The Tap" Performer"Love is a Dancing Thing" SingerPolicemanHomesick Clinic"Death in the Afternoon" Performer"Love is a Dancing Thing" Performer"Death in the Afternoon" Performer
Produced by Messrs. Shubert (Lee and J. J.)
Music by Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics by Howard Dietz; Book by Howard Dietz; General Musical Director: Al Goodman; Music orchestrated by Russell Bennett, David Raksin, Hans Spialek, Don Walker, Phil Walsh and Russell Wooding; Vocal arrangements by Charles Henderson
Choreographed by Gene Snyder and Harry Losee; Production staged by Vincente Minnelli; Dialogue staged by Thomas Mitchell
Scenic Design by Vincente Minnelli
Conducted by Charles Drury
Sonia
The Audience Waits
"O Leo" Performer
"The Toast of Vienna" Performer
She
You May Be Far Away From Me
Millicent Peabody
Two in a Bar
"Got a Bran' New Suit" Performer
"Thief in the Night" Performer
"The Steamboad Whistle" Performer
"Got a Bran' New Suit" Performer
Otis in "The Gigolo Business"
Otisovitch
The Audience Waits
"O Leo" Performer
Otis in "Homesick Clinic"
Henrietta
The Gigolo Business
Babushka
The Audience Waits
The Woman
Two in a Bar
"Death in the Afternoon" Performer
"Death in the Afternoon" Performer
Pilnik
The Audience Waits
Subway Guard
Homesick Clinic
The Musician
Two in a Bar
Doubletchek
The Audience Waits
"Trains" Performer
Dr. Cook
Homesick Clinic
He
You May Be Far Away From Me
The Young Man
Two in a Bar
"Love is a Dancing Thing" Performer
"Death in the Afternoon" Performer
"Death in the Afternoon" Performer
Mr. Coldwater
Dinner Napkins
Kameroff
The Audience Waits
Aide
Homesick Clinic
A Man
Two in a Bar
"The Lady With The Tap" Performer
"Love is a Dancing Thing" Singer
Policeman
Homesick Clinic
"Death in the Afternoon" Performer
"Love is a Dancing Thing" Performer
"Death in the Afternoon" Performer
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