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Pickwick
Musical
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Oct 04, 1965
Closing Date
Nov 20, 1965
1st Preview
Sep 29, 1965
1st Preview
Sep 29, 1965
Previews
5
Performances
56
Musical
Original
Broadway
Open Date: Oct 04, 1965
Close Date: Nov 20, 1965
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Opening night credits for this production have not yet been finalized.
Theatres
46th Street Theatre
(Oct 04, 1965 - Nov 20, 1965)
Setting
In and around London and Rochester. 1827.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
David Merrick
; Produced in association with
Bernard Delfont
Music by
Cyril Ornadel
; Lyrics by
Leslie Bricusse
; Book by
Wolf Mankowitz
; Based on "The Pickwick Papers" by
Charles Dickens
; Music orchestrated by
Eric Rogers
; Musical Director:
Ian Fraser
; Vocal arrangements by
Ian Fraser
Directed by
Peter Coe
; Choreographed by
Gillian Lynne
Scenic Design by
Sean Kenny
; Costume Design by
Roger Furse
and
Peter Rice
; Lighting Design by
Jules Fisher
Production Stage Manager:
William Dodds
; Stage Manager:
Peter Stern
General Press Representative:
Harvey B. Sabinson
; Press Representative:
Lee Solters
and
Lila Glaser King
Jill Alexander
Ensemble
Michael Amber
Ensemble
Nancy Barrett
Mary
Bruce Becker
Ensemble
Bill Black
Ensemble
Peter Bull
Sgt. Buzfuz
John Call
Tracy Tupman
Helena Carroll
Rachel
Susan Cartt
Ensemble
Roy Castle
Sam Weller
Brian Chapin
Bardell, Jr.
Jim Connor
Hot Toddy Seller
Major Domo
William Coppola
Ensemble
Peter Costanza
Roker
Dr. Slammer
Michael Darbyshire
Dodson
Ann C. Davies
Ensemble
Gerrit de Beer
Hot Potato Man
Mr. Leo Hunter
Ensemble
Michael Easton
Child
Richard Easton
Child
Tracy Evans
Child
Jo Freilich
Ensemble
Nancy Haywood
Isabella
Mary Keller
Ensemble
Clyde Laurents
Ensemble
Don Lawrence
Ensemble
Roger Le Page
Bird Seller
Jury Foreman
Ensemble
Michael Logan
Mr. Wardle
Allan Lokos
Turnkey
Sgt. Snubbins
Leslie Ann Mapes
Child
Selma Marcus
Ensemble
Ginia Mason
Ensemble
Lani Michaels
Ensemble
Ross Miles
Ensemble
Richard Neilson
1st Officer
Judge
Bill Nuss
Ensemble
Julian Orchard
Augustus Snodgrass
Elizabeth Parrish
Mrs. Leo Hunter
Keith Perry
Jackson
Ensemble
Oscar Quitak
Nathaniel Winkle
Charlotte Rae
Mrs. Bardell
Taylor Reed
Usher
Ensemble
Joe Richards
Fat Boy
Anton Rodgers
Mr. Jingle
Sybil Scotford
Emily
Harry Secombe
Pickwick
Stanley Simmonds
Bailiff
Haydon Smith
2nd Officer
Wicks
Ensemble
Nancy Stevens
Ensemble
Don Strong
Ensemble
Tony Sympson
Fogg
Ann Tell
Ensemble
Bonnie Turner
Child
Edmond Varrato
Cold Drinks Seller
Landlord
Ensemble
Larry Whiteley
Ensemble
Understudies:
Jill Alexander
(Isabella),
William Coppola
(Mr. Wardle),
Peter Costanza
(Sgt. Buzfuz),
Ann C. Davies
(Emily),
Gerrit de Beer
(Fogg),
Michael Easton
(Bardell, Jr.),
Mary Keller
(Mary),
Clyde Laurents
(1st Officer),
Roger Le Page
(Sam Weller),
Selma Marcus
(Mrs. Leo Hunter),
Richard Neilson
(Mr. Jingle),
Elizabeth Parrish
(Rachel),
Keith Perry
(Augustus Snodgrass, Dodson),
Taylor Reed
(Pickwick, Tracy Tupman),
Stanley Simmonds
(Dr. Slammer),
Ann Tell
(Mrs. Bardell) and
Larry Whiteley
(Nathaniel Winkle)
46th Street Theatre
(Oct 04, 1965 - Nov 20, 1965)
Cast
Taylor Reed
Pickwick
Songs
music by
Cyril Ornadel
; lyrics by
Leslie Bricusse
Act 1
Sung By
I Like the Company of Men
Pickwick, Augustus Snodgrass, Tracy Tupman and Nathaniel Winkle
That's What I'd Like for Christmas
Pickwick and Company
The Pickwickians
Pickwick, Augustus Snodgrass, Tracy Tupman and Nathaniel Winkle
A Bit of a Character
Mr. Jingle, Augustus Snodgrass, Nathaniel Winkle and Tracy Tupman
There's Something About You
Mr. Jingle, Rachel and Company
A Gentleman's Gentleman
Sam Weller and Mary
You Never Met a Feller Like Me
Pickwick and Sam Weller
I'll Never Be Lonely Again
Pickwick and Mrs. Bardell
Act 2
Sung By
Fizkin and Pickwick
Company
Very
Mr. Jingle, Pickwick and Mr. Wardle
If I Ruled the World
Pickwick and Company
I'll Never Be Lonely Again
(Reprise)
The Pickwickians
Talk
Sam Weller and Company
That's the Law
Pickwick, Dodson, Fogg and Company
Damages
Pickwick and Mrs. Bardell
If I Ruled the World
(Reprise)
Pickwick and Company
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Actor in a Musical
1966 Nominee
Harry Secombe
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1966 Nominee
Roy Castle
Best Featured Actress in a Musical
1966 Nominee
Charlotte Rae
People
Songs
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
David Merrick
; Produced in association with
Bernard Delfont
Music by
Cyril Ornadel
; Lyrics by
Leslie Bricusse
; Book by
Wolf Mankowitz
; Based on "The Pickwick Papers" by
Charles Dickens
; Music orchestrated by
Eric Rogers
; Musical Director:
Ian Fraser
; Vocal arrangements by
Ian Fraser
Directed by
Peter Coe
; Choreographed by
Gillian Lynne
Scenic Design by
Sean Kenny
; Costume Design by
Roger Furse
and
Peter Rice
; Lighting Design by
Jules Fisher
Production Stage Manager:
William Dodds
; Stage Manager:
Peter Stern
General Press Representative:
Harvey B. Sabinson
; Press Representative:
Lee Solters
and
Lila Glaser King
Jill Alexander
Ensemble
Michael Amber
Ensemble
Nancy Barrett
Mary
Bruce Becker
Ensemble
Bill Black
Ensemble
Peter Bull
Sgt. Buzfuz
John Call
Tracy Tupman
Helena Carroll
Rachel
Susan Cartt
Ensemble
Roy Castle
Sam Weller
Brian Chapin
Bardell, Jr.
Jim Connor
Hot Toddy Seller
Major Domo
William Coppola
Ensemble
Peter Costanza
Roker
Dr. Slammer
Michael Darbyshire
Dodson
Ann C. Davies
Ensemble
Gerrit de Beer
Hot Potato Man
Mr. Leo Hunter
Ensemble
Michael Easton
Child
Richard Easton
Child
Tracy Evans
Child
Jo Freilich
Ensemble
Nancy Haywood
Isabella
Mary Keller
Ensemble
Clyde Laurents
Ensemble
Don Lawrence
Ensemble
Roger Le Page
Bird Seller
Jury Foreman
Ensemble
Michael Logan
Mr. Wardle
Allan Lokos
Turnkey
Sgt. Snubbins
Leslie Ann Mapes
Child
Selma Marcus
Ensemble
Ginia Mason
Ensemble
Lani Michaels
Ensemble
Ross Miles
Ensemble
Richard Neilson
1st Officer
Judge
Bill Nuss
Ensemble
Julian Orchard
Augustus Snodgrass
Elizabeth Parrish
Mrs. Leo Hunter
Keith Perry
Jackson
Ensemble
Oscar Quitak
Nathaniel Winkle
Charlotte Rae
Mrs. Bardell
Taylor Reed
Usher
Ensemble
Joe Richards
Fat Boy
Anton Rodgers
Mr. Jingle
Sybil Scotford
Emily
Harry Secombe
Pickwick
Stanley Simmonds
Bailiff
Haydon Smith
2nd Officer
Wicks
Ensemble
Nancy Stevens
Ensemble
Don Strong
Ensemble
Tony Sympson
Fogg
Ann Tell
Ensemble
Bonnie Turner
Child
Edmond Varrato
Cold Drinks Seller
Landlord
Ensemble
Larry Whiteley
Ensemble
Understudies:
Jill Alexander
(Isabella),
William Coppola
(Mr. Wardle),
Peter Costanza
(Sgt. Buzfuz),
Ann C. Davies
(Emily),
Gerrit de Beer
(Fogg),
Michael Easton
(Bardell, Jr.),
Mary Keller
(Mary),
Clyde Laurents
(1st Officer),
Roger Le Page
(Sam Weller),
Selma Marcus
(Mrs. Leo Hunter),
Richard Neilson
(Mr. Jingle),
Elizabeth Parrish
(Rachel),
Keith Perry
(Augustus Snodgrass, Dodson),
Taylor Reed
(Pickwick, Tracy Tupman),
Stanley Simmonds
(Dr. Slammer),
Ann Tell
(Mrs. Bardell) and
Larry Whiteley
(Nathaniel Winkle)
46th Street Theatre
(Oct 04, 1965 - Nov 20, 1965)
Cast
Taylor Reed
Pickwick
music by
Cyril Ornadel
; lyrics by
Leslie Bricusse
Act 1
Sung By
I Like the Company of Men
Pickwick, Augustus Snodgrass, Tracy Tupman and Nathaniel Winkle
That's What I'd Like for Christmas
Pickwick and Company
The Pickwickians
Pickwick, Augustus Snodgrass, Tracy Tupman and Nathaniel Winkle
A Bit of a Character
Mr. Jingle, Augustus Snodgrass, Nathaniel Winkle and Tracy Tupman
There's Something About You
Mr. Jingle, Rachel and Company
A Gentleman's Gentleman
Sam Weller and Mary
You Never Met a Feller Like Me
Pickwick and Sam Weller
I'll Never Be Lonely Again
Pickwick and Mrs. Bardell
Act 2
Sung By
Fizkin and Pickwick
Company
Very
Mr. Jingle, Pickwick and Mr. Wardle
If I Ruled the World
Pickwick and Company
I'll Never Be Lonely Again
(Reprise)
The Pickwickians
Talk
Sam Weller and Company
That's the Law
Pickwick, Dodson, Fogg and Company
Damages
Pickwick and Mrs. Bardell
If I Ruled the World
(Reprise)
Pickwick and Company
Tony Award®
Best Actor in a Musical
1966 Nominee
Harry Secombe
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1966 Nominee
Roy Castle
Best Featured Actress in a Musical
1966 Nominee
Charlotte Rae
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