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| First Preview: |
Mar 16, 1992 |
Total Previews: |
33 |
| Opening Date: |
Apr 14, 1992 |
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| Closing Date: |
Jan 08, 1995 |
Total Performances: |
1143
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Production Staff
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Theatre Owned / Operated by Jujamcyn Theaters (James H. Binger: Chairman; Rocco Landesman: President; Paul Libin: Producing Director; Jack Viertel: Creative Director) |
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Produced by Dodger Productions, Roger Berlind, Jujamcyn Theaters (James H. Binger: Chairman; Rocco Landesman: President; Paul Libin: Producing Director; Jack Viertel: Creative Director), TV Asahi, Kardana Productions and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts; Associate Producer: Playhouse Square Center and David B. Brode |
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Based on a story and characters by Damon Runyon; Music by Frank Loesser; Lyrics by Frank Loesser; Book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows; Dance music by Mark Hummel; Music orchestrated by George Bassman, Ted Royal and Michael Starobin; "The Crapshooters' Dance" orchestrated by Michael Gibson |
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Directed by Jerry Zaks; Choreographed by Christopher Chadman; Assistant Choreographer: Linda Haberman |
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Scenic Design by Tony Walton; Costume Design by William Ivey Long; Lighting Design by Paul Gallo; Sound Design by Tony Meola; Hair Design by David H. Lawrence; Associate Scenic Design: Stephan Olson; Associate Costume Design: Sue Gandy; Associate Lighting Design: Michael Lincoln |
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Executive Producer: David, Strong, Warner, Inc.; Company Manager: Marcia Goldberg |
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Production Stage Manager: Steven Beckler; Production Manager: Peter Fulbright; Stage Manager: Clifford Schwartz |
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Musical Supervisor: Edward Strauss; Musical Coordinator: Seymour "Red" Press; Conducted by Edward Strauss; Music Preparation: Chelsea Music Services, Inc., Donald Oliver and Evan Morris |
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Casting: Johnson-Liff Associates; Press Representative: Boneau / Bryan-Brown; Dance Captain: Mark Esposito; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Marketing Consultant: Margery Singer |
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Dedicated to the memory and spirit of Trey Wilson |
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Swings:
Larry Cahn, Susan Misner and Steven Sofia |
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Understudies:
Robert Michael Baker (Sky Masterson), Jeff Brooks (Benny Southstreet, Harry the Horse, Nathan Detroit), Larry Cahn (Benny Southstreet, Nathan Detroit, Nicely-Nicely Johnson), Victoria Clark (Agatha, Miss Adelaide), Tina Marie DeLeone (Mimi), Denise Faye (Agatha), Leslie Feagan (Harry the Horse), Eleanor Glockner (General Matilda B. Cartwright), Michael Goz (Big Jule), Kenneth Kantor (Lt. Brannigan), Nancy Lemenager (Martha), Stan Page (Arvide Abernathy), Timothy Shew (Lt. Brannigan, Nicely-Nicely Johnson), Steven Sofia (Calvin) and Scott Wise (Rusty Charlie) |
| ACT 1 |
Sung By |
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Opening (Runyonland)
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Ensemble |
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Fugue for Tinhorns
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Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Benny Southstreet and Rusty Charlie |
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Follow the Fold
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Sarah Brown, Arvide Abernathy and The Mission Band |
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The Oldest Established
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Nathan Detroit, Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Benny Southstreet and Ensemble |
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I'll Know
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Sarah Brown and Sky Masterson |
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A Bushel and a Peck
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Miss Adelaide and Hot Box Girls |
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Adelaide's Lament
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Miss Adelaide |
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Guys and Dolls
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Nicely-Nicely Johnson and Benny Southstreet |
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Havana
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Ensemble |
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If I Were a Bell
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Sarah Brown |
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My Time of Day
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Sky Masterson |
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I've Never Been in Love Before
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Sky Masterson and Sarah Brown |
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Sung By |
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Take Back Your Mink
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Miss Adelaide and Hot Box Girls |
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Adelaide's Lament
(Reprise)
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Miss Adelaide |
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More I Cannot Wish You
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Arvide Abernathy |
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The Crap Game Dance (Crapshooter's Dance)
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Ensemble |
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Luck Be a Lady
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Sky Masterson and Crap Shooters |
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Sue Me
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Nathan Detroit and Miss Adelaide |
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Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat
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Nicely-Nicely Johnson and Ensemble |
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Marry the Man Today
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Miss Adelaide and Sarah Brown |
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Guys and Dolls
(Reprise)
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Entire Company |
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