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Kean
Musical
Comedy
Operetta
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Nov 02, 1961
Closing Date
Jan 20, 1962
1st Preview
Nov 01, 1961
1st Preview
Nov 01, 1961
Previews
1
Performances
92
Musical
Comedy
Operetta
Original
Broadway
Open Date: Nov 02, 1961
Close Date: Jan 20, 1962
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Broadway Theatre
(Nov 02, 1961 - Jan 20, 1962)
Setting
The early nineteenth century. London. In and around Drury Lane Theatre, the Danish Embassy, "The Green Frog" pub, and Kean's house.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
Robert Lantz
Book by
Peter Stone
; Music by
Robert Wright
and
George Forrest
; Lyrics by
Robert Wright
and
George Forrest
; From a comedy by
Jean-Paul Sartre
; Based on the play by
Alexandre Dumas, père
; Music orchestrated by
Philip J. Lang
; Ballet and incidental music by
Elie Siegmaster
; Musical Director:
Pembroke Davenport
; Vocal arrangements by
Pembroke Davenport
Staged by
Jack Cole
; Choreographed by
Jack Cole
Scenic Design by
Ed Wittstein
; Costume Design by
Ed Wittstein
; Lighting Design by
John Harvey
; Associate Costume Design:
Patton Campbell
; Scenic Assistant:
Peter Harvey
; Make-Up Design by
Robert Philippe
; Hair Design by
Garrison-Ramon
Production Executive:
Monty Shaff
; General Manager:
Monty Shaff
; Company Manager:
Arthur Waxman
Production Stage Manager:
Peter Bronte
; Stage Manager:
Walter Neal
and
Malcolm Marmorstein
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
George Martin
Associate Conductor:
Rene Wiegert
; Music Copyist:
Thomas P. Brown
; Orchestra Manager:
Morris Stonzek
General Press Representative:
Harvey B. Sabinson
; Assistant to Mr. Cole:
George Martin
; Press Representative:
Ted Goldsmith
; Advertising:
Ingram Ash
; Fencing Coach:
George Santelli
Alfred Drake
Edmund Kean
Roderick Cook
Broadway debut
Lord Neville
Alfred De Sio
Christie
Oliver Gray
Prince of Wales
Christopher Hewett
Barnaby
Robert Penn
Ben
Arthur Rubin
Francis
Truman Smith
Solomon
Lee Venora
Anna Danby
Patrick Waddington
Count De Koeberg
Joan Weldon
Countess Elena De Koeberg
Martin Ambrose
Major-Domo
Henchman
Singer
Charise Amidon
Singer
John Aristides
Dancer
Barbara Beck
Dancer
Johanna Carothers
Dancer
Lois Castle
Dancer
Charles Corbett
Dancer
Kenneth Creel
Dancer
Patricia Cutts
Lady Amy Goswell
Randy Doney
Tim
Dancer
Judy Dunford
Dancer
Charles Dunn
Patrick
Singer
Eddie Erickson
Prop Boy
Singer
Nancy Foster
Singer
Larry Fuller
Dancer
Margaret Gathright
Sparrow
Singer
Maggie Goz
Singer
Mickey Gunnerson
Dancer
George Harwell
Pott
Singer
Pamela Hayford
Dancer
Jim Hutchison
Dancer
Lisa James
Dancer
Rene Jarmon
St. Albands
Dancer
John Jordan
David
Paul Jordan
Pip
John Lankston
Lord Delmore
Singer
Richard Lyle
Dancer
George Martin
Dancer
Joseph McGrath
Secretary
Singer
Lispet Nelson
Singer
Mary Nettum
Singer
Roger Puckett
Dancer
Larry Shadur
Maxwell
Guard
Singer
Suanne Shirley
Dancer
Susan Terry
Singer
Alfred Toigo
Stage Manager
Singer
Gloria Warner
Bolt
Singer
John Wheeler
Guard
Singer
Standby:
Lawrence Brooks
(Edmund Kean)
Understudies:
Martin Ambrose
(Barnaby),
Nancy Foster
(Anna Danby),
Larry Fuller
(Christie),
Christopher Hewett
(Prince of Wales),
John Lankston
(Count De Koeberg),
Mary Nettum
(Countess Elena De Koeberg, Lady Amy Goswell),
Larry Shadur
(Ben),
Alfred Toigo
(Lord Neville) and
John Wheeler
(Francis)
Broadway Theatre
(Nov 02, 1961 - Jan 20, 1962)
Production Stage Manager:
Walter Neal
Cast
John Aristides
David
Larry Fuller
Pip
John Jordan
Acrobat
Paul Jordan
Acrobat
Joseph McGrath
Stage Manager
Understudy:
John Lankston
(Lord Neville)
Songs
music by
George Forrest
and
Robert Wright
; lyrics by
George Forrest
and
Robert Wright
Act 1
Sung By
Penny Plain, Twopence Colored
Christie
Man and Shadow
Edmund Kean
Mayfair Affair
Countess Elena De Koeberg, Amy, Dancing and Singing Ensemble
Sweet Danger
Countess Elena De Koeberg and Edmund Kean
Queue at Drury Lane
Barnaby, Ben, Francis and Ensemble
King of London
Barnaby, Ben, Francis and Ensemble
To Look Upon My Love
Edmund Kean and Solomon
Let's Improvise
Edmund Kean and Anna Danby
Elena
Edmund Kean, Francis and Ensemble
Social Whirl
Countess Elena De Koeberg, Amy, Prince of Wales and Count De Koeberg
The Fog and the Grog
Barnaby, Ben, Francis, Edmund Kean and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Civilized People
Edmund Kean, Anna Danby and Countess Elena De Koeberg
Service for Service
Countess Elena De Koeberg and Edmund Kean
Willow, Willow, Willow
Anna Danby
Fracas at Old Drury
Barnaby, Ben, Francis, Christie and Ensemble
Chime In
Christie, Barnaby, Ben, Francis and Ensemble
Swept Away
Countess Elena De Koeberg and Edmund Kean
Domesticity
Anna Danby and Edmund Kean
Clown of London
Ensemble
Apology?
Edmund Kean
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Actor in a Musical
1962 Nominee
Alfred Drake
Best Conductor and Musical Director
1962 Nominee
Musical Director:
Pembroke Davenport
People
Songs
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
Robert Lantz
Book by
Peter Stone
; Music by
Robert Wright
and
George Forrest
; Lyrics by
Robert Wright
and
George Forrest
; From a comedy by
Jean-Paul Sartre
; Based on the play by
Alexandre Dumas, père
; Music orchestrated by
Philip J. Lang
; Ballet and incidental music by
Elie Siegmaster
; Musical Director:
Pembroke Davenport
; Vocal arrangements by
Pembroke Davenport
Staged by
Jack Cole
; Choreographed by
Jack Cole
Scenic Design by
Ed Wittstein
; Costume Design by
Ed Wittstein
; Lighting Design by
John Harvey
; Associate Costume Design:
Patton Campbell
; Scenic Assistant:
Peter Harvey
; Make-Up Design by
Robert Philippe
; Hair Design by
Garrison-Ramon
Production Executive:
Monty Shaff
; General Manager:
Monty Shaff
; Company Manager:
Arthur Waxman
Production Stage Manager:
Peter Bronte
; Stage Manager:
Walter Neal
and
Malcolm Marmorstein
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
George Martin
Associate Conductor:
Rene Wiegert
; Music Copyist:
Thomas P. Brown
; Orchestra Manager:
Morris Stonzek
General Press Representative:
Harvey B. Sabinson
; Assistant to Mr. Cole:
George Martin
; Press Representative:
Ted Goldsmith
; Advertising:
Ingram Ash
; Fencing Coach:
George Santelli
Alfred Drake
Edmund Kean
Roderick Cook
Broadway debut
Lord Neville
Alfred De Sio
Christie
Oliver Gray
Prince of Wales
Christopher Hewett
Barnaby
Robert Penn
Ben
Arthur Rubin
Francis
Truman Smith
Solomon
Lee Venora
Anna Danby
Patrick Waddington
Count De Koeberg
Joan Weldon
Countess Elena De Koeberg
Martin Ambrose
Major-Domo
Henchman
Singer
Charise Amidon
Singer
John Aristides
Dancer
Barbara Beck
Dancer
Johanna Carothers
Dancer
Lois Castle
Dancer
Charles Corbett
Dancer
Kenneth Creel
Dancer
Patricia Cutts
Lady Amy Goswell
Randy Doney
Tim
Dancer
Judy Dunford
Dancer
Charles Dunn
Patrick
Singer
Eddie Erickson
Prop Boy
Singer
Nancy Foster
Singer
Larry Fuller
Dancer
Margaret Gathright
Sparrow
Singer
Maggie Goz
Singer
Mickey Gunnerson
Dancer
George Harwell
Pott
Singer
Pamela Hayford
Dancer
Jim Hutchison
Dancer
Lisa James
Dancer
Rene Jarmon
St. Albands
Dancer
John Jordan
David
Paul Jordan
Pip
John Lankston
Lord Delmore
Singer
Richard Lyle
Dancer
George Martin
Dancer
Joseph McGrath
Secretary
Singer
Lispet Nelson
Singer
Mary Nettum
Singer
Roger Puckett
Dancer
Larry Shadur
Maxwell
Guard
Singer
Suanne Shirley
Dancer
Susan Terry
Singer
Alfred Toigo
Stage Manager
Singer
Gloria Warner
Bolt
Singer
John Wheeler
Guard
Singer
Standby:
Lawrence Brooks
(Edmund Kean)
Understudies:
Martin Ambrose
(Barnaby),
Nancy Foster
(Anna Danby),
Larry Fuller
(Christie),
Christopher Hewett
(Prince of Wales),
John Lankston
(Count De Koeberg),
Mary Nettum
(Countess Elena De Koeberg, Lady Amy Goswell),
Larry Shadur
(Ben),
Alfred Toigo
(Lord Neville) and
John Wheeler
(Francis)
Broadway Theatre
(Nov 02, 1961 - Jan 20, 1962)
Production Stage Manager:
Walter Neal
Cast
John Aristides
David
Larry Fuller
Pip
John Jordan
Acrobat
Paul Jordan
Acrobat
Joseph McGrath
Stage Manager
Understudy:
John Lankston
(Lord Neville)
music by
George Forrest
and
Robert Wright
; lyrics by
George Forrest
and
Robert Wright
Act 1
Sung By
Penny Plain, Twopence Colored
Christie
Man and Shadow
Edmund Kean
Mayfair Affair
Countess Elena De Koeberg, Amy, Dancing and Singing Ensemble
Sweet Danger
Countess Elena De Koeberg and Edmund Kean
Queue at Drury Lane
Barnaby, Ben, Francis and Ensemble
King of London
Barnaby, Ben, Francis and Ensemble
To Look Upon My Love
Edmund Kean and Solomon
Let's Improvise
Edmund Kean and Anna Danby
Elena
Edmund Kean, Francis and Ensemble
Social Whirl
Countess Elena De Koeberg, Amy, Prince of Wales and Count De Koeberg
The Fog and the Grog
Barnaby, Ben, Francis, Edmund Kean and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Civilized People
Edmund Kean, Anna Danby and Countess Elena De Koeberg
Service for Service
Countess Elena De Koeberg and Edmund Kean
Willow, Willow, Willow
Anna Danby
Fracas at Old Drury
Barnaby, Ben, Francis, Christie and Ensemble
Chime In
Christie, Barnaby, Ben, Francis and Ensemble
Swept Away
Countess Elena De Koeberg and Edmund Kean
Domesticity
Anna Danby and Edmund Kean
Clown of London
Ensemble
Apology?
Edmund Kean
Tony Award®
Best Actor in a Musical
1962 Nominee
Alfred Drake
Best Conductor and Musical Director
1962 Nominee
Musical Director:
Pembroke Davenport
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