MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 03, 1975
Closing Date
May 31, 1975
1st Preview
Feb 20, 1975
1st Preview
Feb 20, 1975
Previews
12
Performances
104
MusicalOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Palace Theatre
(Mar 03, 1975 - May 31, 1975)
Setting
1429 - 1461. Chinon, Reims Cathedral, Rouen, etc.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Nederlander Organization
Produced by Max Brown and Byron Goldman; Produced in association with Robert Victor and Stone Widney
Book by Sidney Michaels; Music by Larry Grossman; Lyrics by Hal Hackady; Music orchestrated by Jonathan Tunick; Incidental music by Arthur Rubinstein; Dance arrangements by Daniel Troob; Musical Director: Arthur Rubinstein
Directed by Peter H. Hunt; Choreographed by Onna White
Scenic Design by Rouben Ter-Arutunian; Costume Design by Willa Kim; Lighting Design by Feder; Assistant to Mr. Ter-Artunian: Joel Cook; Assistant to Willa Kim: David Toser
General Manager: Ralph Roseman; Company Manager: Ken Myers
Production Stage Manager: Peter Stern; Stage Manager: Bruce W. Stark and Lee Murray
Music Preparation: Mathilde Pincus and Al Miller
General Press Representative: Max Eisen; Press Representative: Barbara Glenn; Press Assistant: Judy Jacksina; Advertising: Mike Mones
Joel Grey
Charley
Ann Reinking
Joan of Arc
Susan Browning
Agnes Sorel
Jay Garner
Archbishop Regnault de Chartres
Richard B. Shull
Minguet
Louis Zorich
General George de La Tremouille
Ed Becker
Pope
 
One of the Citizen, Soldier, Peasant and Hostile Trios
 
Singer
Kenneth Bridges
Third English Captain
 
One of the Citizen, Soldier, Peasant and Hostile Trios
 
First Soldier
 
Singer
Rhoda Butler
Queen Kate
 
Singer
Peggy Cooper
Yolande
 
Singer
Kathe Dezina
Estelle
 
Singer
Andy Hostettler
Jester
 
Dancer
Dan Joel
Louis
 
Dancer
Grace Keagy
Isabella of Bavaria
Nancy Killmer
Marie
 
Singer
Cam Lorendo
Servant
 
Dancer
Glen McClaskey
Dancer
Ross Miles
Servant
 
Dancer
Tod Miller
Dancer
Hal Norman
Charles VI
 
Second English Captain
 
Herald
 
Third Soldier
 
Singer
Julie Pars
Dancer
Sal Pernice
Dancer
George Ramos
Servant
 
Dancer
Kathleen Robey
Dancer
Charles Rule
Phillip of Burgundy
 
First English Captain
 
Chef
 
Guard
 
Singer
Jane Ann Sargia
Singer
Pat Swayze
Servant
 
Dancer
Brad Tyrrell
Henry V
 
One of the Citizen, Soldier, Peasant and Hostile Trios
 
Second Soldier
 
Singer
Gordon Weiss
Jester
 
Dancer
Jerry Yoder
Dancer
Standby: Austin Pendleton (Charley)
Understudies: Kenneth Bridges (Minguet, Henry V, Charles VI, Phillip of Burgundy, Pope), Susan Browning (Joan of Arc), Rhoda Butler (Agnes Sorel), Peggy Cooper (Isabella of Bavaria), Nancy Killmer (Yolande), Hal Norman (Archbishop Regnault de Chartres), Charles Rule (General George de La Tremouille) and Jane Ann Sargia (Queen Kate, Marie, Estelle)

Palace Theatre (Mar 03, 1975 - May 31, 1975)

Conducted by Larry Blank (May 1975 - ?)

Cast

Kenneth Bridges
Phillip of Burgundy
Maureen Maloney
Queen Kate
music by Larry Grossman; lyrics by Hal Hackady
Act 1
Sung By
History
Henry V, Charles VI, Isabella of Bavaria, Queen Kate, Phillip of Burgundy, Yolande, Marie, Pope and Ensemble
Goodtime Charley
Charley and Ensemble
Visions & Voices
Joan of Arc
Bits and Pieces
Charley and Joan of Arc
To Make the Boy a Man
Joan of Arc
Why Can't We All Be Nice?
Charley and Agnes Sorel
Born Lover
Charley
I Am Going to Love
Joan of Arc
Castles of the Loire
Joan of Arc and Soldiers
Coronation
Charley, Joan of Arc and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
You Still Have a Long Way to Go
Joan of Arc and Charley
Merci, Bon Dieu
Minguet and Agnes Sorel
Confessional
General George de La Tremouille and Archbishop Regnault de Chartres
One Little Year
Joan of Arc
I Leave the World
Charley

Tony Award®

 

Best Actor in a Musical

1975 Nominee
Joel Grey
 

Best Actress in a Musical

1975 Nominee
Ann Reinking
 

Best Featured Actor in a Musical

1975 Nominee
Richard B. Shull
 

Best Featured Actress in a Musical

1975 Nominee
Susan Browning
 

Best Scenic Design

1975 Nominee
Scenic Design by Rouben Ter-Arutunian
 

Best Costume Design

1975 Nominee
Costume Design by Willa Kim
 

Best Lighting Design

1975 Nominee
Lighting Design by Feder

Drama Desk Award

 

Outstanding Musical

1975 Nominee
Produced by Max Brown and Byron Goldman ; Produced in association with Robert Victor and Stone Widney
 

Outstanding Actor in a Musical

1975 Nominee
Joel Grey
 

Outstanding Actress in a Musical

1975 Nominee
Ann Reinking
 

Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical

1975 Nominee
Richard B. Shull
 

Outstanding Director of a Musical

1975 Nominee
Directed by Peter H. Hunt
 

Outstanding Costume Design

1975 Nominee
Costume Design by Willa Kim
 

Outstanding Lighting Design

1975 Nominee
Lighting Design by Feder
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