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Godspell
Musical
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Jun 22, 1976
Closing Date
Sep 04, 1977
1st Preview
Jun 17, 1976
1st Preview
Jun 17, 1976
Previews
5
Performances
527
Musical
Original
Broadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Broadhurst Theatre
(Jun 22, 1976 - Sep 13, 1976)
Plymouth Theatre
(Sep 15, 1976 - Jan 09, 1977)
Ambassador Theatre
(Jan 12, 1977 - Sep 04, 1977)
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Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by
Edgar Lansbury
,
Stuart Duncan
,
Joseph Beruh
and
The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
; Associate Producer:
Charles Haid
Originally produced at
Café LaMama
; Opened May 17, 1971 at the
Cherry Lane Theatre
Music by
Stephen Schwartz
; New lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz
; Based Upon The Gospel According to
St. Matthew
; Musical Director:
Steve Reinhardt
; Lyrics to "By My Side" by
Jay Hamburger
; Music to "By My Side" by
Peggy Gordon
Conceived by
John-Michael Tebelak
; Directed by
John-Michael Tebelak
; Production Supervised by
Nina Faso
Lighting Design by
Spencer Mosse
; Costume Design by
Susan Tsu
; Sound Design by
Robert Minor
General Manager:
Marvin A. Krauss Associates, Inc.
; Company Manager:
Gail Bell
; Executive Supervision:
Al J. Isaac
and
Gary Gunas
Stage Manager:
Michael J. Frank
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Kitty Rea
Assistant to the Producers:
Darrell Jonas
; Keyboards:
Paul Shaffer
; Guitar:
Mark Zeray
; Bass:
Chris Warwin
; Percussion:
Michael Redding
; Musical Coordinator:
Earl Shendell
; Music published by
New York Times Publishing Co.
and
New Cadenza Music Corp.
; Conducted by
Paul Shaffer
General Press Representative:
Gifford / Wallace, Inc.
; Advertising:
The Blaine Thompson Company
; Production Coordinator:
Ron Bunker
and
Bob Skerry
; Artwork by
David Byrd
; Photographer:
Sy Friedman
Lamar Alford
Performer
Laurie Faso
Performer
Lois Foraker
Performer
Robin Lamont
Performer
Elizabeth Lathram
Performer
Bobby Lee
Performer
Tom Rolfing
Performer
Don Scardino
Performer
Marley Sims
Performer
Valerie Williams
Performer
Understudies:
Kerin Blair
(Performer),
Bob Garrett
(Performer),
Michael Hoit
(Performer) and
Kitty Rea
(Performer)
Broadhurst Theatre
(Jun 22, 1976 - Sep 13, 1976)
Cast
Tony Hoty
Performer
Sonia Manzano
Performer
Patti Mariano
Performer
Marilyn Pasekoff
Performer
Jeremy Sage
Performer
John-Ann Washington
Performer
Plymouth Theatre
(Sep 15, 1976 - Jan 09, 1977)
Ambassador Theatre
(Jan 12, 1977 - Sep 04, 1977)
Cast
Patti Mariano
Performer
Songs
music by
Stephen Schwartz
; lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Tower of Babble
Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord
Save the People
Day by Day
Learn Your Lessons Well
Bless the Lord
All For the Best
Light of the World
Act 2
Learn Your Lessons Well
(Reprise)
Turn Back, O Man
Alas for You
By My Side
(music by
Peggy Gordon
; lyrics by
Jay Hamburger
)
We Beseech Thee
On the Willows
Finale
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Original Score
1977 Nominee
Music by
Stephen Schwartz
Lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz
Drama Desk Award
Most Promising Composer
1971 Winner
Music by
Stephen Schwartz
Most Promising Lyricist
1971 Winner
Lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz
Most Promising Costume Design
1971 Winner
Costume Design by
Susan Tsu
Most Promising Director
1971 Winner
Directed by
John-Michael Tebelak
People
Songs
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by
Edgar Lansbury
,
Stuart Duncan
,
Joseph Beruh
and
The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
; Associate Producer:
Charles Haid
Originally produced at
Café LaMama
; Opened May 17, 1971 at the
Cherry Lane Theatre
Music by
Stephen Schwartz
; New lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz
; Based Upon The Gospel According to
St. Matthew
; Musical Director:
Steve Reinhardt
; Lyrics to "By My Side" by
Jay Hamburger
; Music to "By My Side" by
Peggy Gordon
Conceived by
John-Michael Tebelak
; Directed by
John-Michael Tebelak
; Production Supervised by
Nina Faso
Lighting Design by
Spencer Mosse
; Costume Design by
Susan Tsu
; Sound Design by
Robert Minor
General Manager:
Marvin A. Krauss Associates, Inc.
; Company Manager:
Gail Bell
; Executive Supervision:
Al J. Isaac
and
Gary Gunas
Stage Manager:
Michael J. Frank
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Kitty Rea
Assistant to the Producers:
Darrell Jonas
; Keyboards:
Paul Shaffer
; Guitar:
Mark Zeray
; Bass:
Chris Warwin
; Percussion:
Michael Redding
; Musical Coordinator:
Earl Shendell
; Music published by
New York Times Publishing Co.
and
New Cadenza Music Corp.
; Conducted by
Paul Shaffer
General Press Representative:
Gifford / Wallace, Inc.
; Advertising:
The Blaine Thompson Company
; Production Coordinator:
Ron Bunker
and
Bob Skerry
; Artwork by
David Byrd
; Photographer:
Sy Friedman
Lamar Alford
Performer
Laurie Faso
Performer
Lois Foraker
Performer
Robin Lamont
Performer
Elizabeth Lathram
Performer
Bobby Lee
Performer
Tom Rolfing
Performer
Don Scardino
Performer
Marley Sims
Performer
Valerie Williams
Performer
Understudies:
Kerin Blair
(Performer),
Bob Garrett
(Performer),
Michael Hoit
(Performer) and
Kitty Rea
(Performer)
Broadhurst Theatre
(Jun 22, 1976 - Sep 13, 1976)
Cast
Tony Hoty
Performer
Sonia Manzano
Performer
Patti Mariano
Performer
Marilyn Pasekoff
Performer
Jeremy Sage
Performer
John-Ann Washington
Performer
Plymouth Theatre
(Sep 15, 1976 - Jan 09, 1977)
Ambassador Theatre
(Jan 12, 1977 - Sep 04, 1977)
Cast
Patti Mariano
Performer
music by
Stephen Schwartz
; lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Tower of Babble
Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord
Save the People
Day by Day
Learn Your Lessons Well
Bless the Lord
All For the Best
Light of the World
Act 2
Learn Your Lessons Well
(Reprise)
Turn Back, O Man
Alas for You
By My Side
(music by
Peggy Gordon
; lyrics by
Jay Hamburger
)
We Beseech Thee
On the Willows
Finale
Tony Award®
Best Original Score
1977 Nominee
Music by
Stephen Schwartz
Lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz
Drama Desk Award
Most Promising Composer
1971 Winner
Music by
Stephen Schwartz
Most Promising Lyricist
1971 Winner
Lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz
Most Promising Costume Design
1971 Winner
Costume Design by
Susan Tsu
Most Promising Director
1971 Winner
Directed by
John-Michael Tebelak
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