MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 23, 1985
Closing Date
Jan 05, 1986
Performances
70
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Latin Quarter
(Oct 23, 1985 - Jan 05, 1986)
Produced by Martin Richards, Jerry Kravat, Mary Lea Johnson and The New York Music Co.; Associate Producer: Sam Crothers
First produced off Broadway for 185 performances (5/13/85-10/21/85) at Top of the Gate
Music by Charles Strouse; Lyrics by Charles Strouse; Book by Warren Leight; Music orchestrated by Christopher Bankey; Musical Director: Michael Kosarin; Music arranged by Michael Kosarin
Directed by Jeffrey B. Moss; Choreographed by Barbara Siman
Scenic Design by Randy Barcelo; Costume Design by Randy Barcelo; Lighting Design by Richard Winkler
Production Stage Manager: Marc Schlackman
Conducted by Michael Kosarin; Piano: Michael Kosarin; Synthesizer: Gordon Twist; Drums: Michael Keller; Bass: Bruce Samuels; Woodwinds: Raymond Beckenstein
Press Representative: Henry Luhrman Associates
Lenny Wolpe
Mayor Koch
Douglas Bernstein
Ensemble
Marion J. Caffey
Ensemble
Nancy Giles
Bess Meyerson
Ken Jennings
Ensemble
Ilene Kristen
Leona Helmsley
Kathryn McAteer
Ensemble
John Sloman
Ensemble
Understudies: Krista Neumann (Ensemble) and Scott Robertson (Mayor Koch)

Latin Quarter (Oct 23, 1985 - Jan 05, 1986)

Press Representative: Bruce Cohen and Kathleen von Schmid

Cast

Scott Robertson
Mayor Koch
music by Charles Strouse; lyrics by Charles Strouse
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Mayor
Mayor Koch
You Can Be a New Yorker Too!
Businessman, Out of Towner, Bicycle Messenger and Company
You're Not the Mayor
Carol Bellamy, Security Guard and Aide
Mayor (Reprise)
Mayor Koch
March of the Yuppies
Bess Meyerson, Businessman, Harrison J. Goldin and Company
Hootspa
Mayor Koch, John V. Lindsay and Abe Beame
Coalition
Security Guard, Leona Helmsley and Harrison J. Goldin
Coalition (Reprise)
Security Guard, Leona Helmsley and Harrison J. Goldin
What You See Is What You Get
Sue Simmons, Mayor Koch and Company
Act 2
Sung By
In the Park
Company
Ballad
Leona Helmsley and Businessman
I Want to Be the Mayor
Harrison J. Goldin
Subway: The Last 'I Love New York' Song
Company
Ballad (Reprise)
(lyrics by Warren Leight)
Mayor Koch
Testimonial Dinner: Good Times
Mayor Koch, John Cardinal O'Connor, Bess Meyerson, Leona Helmsley, Harry Helmsley, David Rockefeller and Waiter
We Are One
Homeless People, Leona Helmsley and Harry Helmsley
How'm I Doin'
Mayor Koch and Company
Mayor (Reprise)
Mayor Koch
My City
Company

Drama Desk Award

 

Outstanding Book

1986 Nominee
Book by Warren Leight
 

Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical

1986 Nominee
Kathryn McAteer
 

Outstanding Music

1986 Nominee
Music by Charles Strouse

Theatre World

Award

1985 Recipient
Nancy Giles
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