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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Musical
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Jul 08, 1982
Closing Date
Jul 11, 1982
1st Preview
Jun 25, 1982
1st Preview
Jun 25, 1982
Previews
15
Performances
5
Musical
Original
Broadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Alvin Theatre
(Jul 08, 1982 - Jul 11, 1982)
Setting
The Pacific Northwest in the 1850s.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Nederlander Organization
Produced by
Kaslan Productions, Inc.
; Associate Producer:
Martin Gould
and
Bernard Hodes
Book by
Lawrence Kasha
and
David Landay
; Lyrics by
Johnny Mercer
; Music by
Gene de Paul
; New songs by
Al Kasha
and
Joel Hirschhorn
; Additional lyrics by
Al Kasha
and
Joel Hirschhorn
; Based on the film by
MGM
; Based on "The Sobbin' Women" by
Stephen Vincent Benet
; Musical Director:
Richard Parrinello
; Music orchestrated by
Irwin Kostal
; Dance arrangements by
Robert Webb
Directed by
Lawrence Kasha
; Choreography and musical staging by
Jerry Jackson
Scenic Design by
Robert Randolph
; Costume Design by
Robert Fletcher
; Lighting Design by
Thomas Skelton
; Sound Design by
Abe Jacob
; Hair Design by
Juan Rodriguez
General Manager:
Marvin A. Krauss Associates, Inc.
Production Stage Manager:
Larry Dean
; Stage Manager:
Polly Wood
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Jack Ritschel
Music Contractor:
Earl Shendell
General Press Representative:
David A. Powers
; Advertising:
Ash / LeDonne
; Dance Captain:
Fred Curt
; Photographer:
David Friedman
Debby Boone
Milly
David-James Carroll
Adam
Jeanne Bates
Mrs. Bixby
Townsperson
Jeff Calhoun
Daniel
Cheryl Crandall
Townsperson
Fred Curt
Mr. Bixby
Townsperson
D. Scot Davidge
Benjamin
Nancy Fox
Alice
Gino Gaudio
Mr. Perkins
Townsperson
Russell Giesenschlag
Lumberman
Jeb
Townsperson
James Horvath
Lumberman
Luke
Townsperson
Linda Hoxit
Sarah
Marylou Hume
Dorcas' sister
Townsperson
Manette LaChance
Dorcas
Kevin McCready
Lumberman
Zeke
Townsperson
Gary Moss
Lumberman
Matt
Townsperson
Jan Mussetter
Liza
Sha Newman
Ruth
David Pavlosky
Townsboy
Townsperson
Craig Peralta
Gideon
Michael Ragan
Frank
Jeffrey Reynolds
Ephraim
Jack Ritschel
Townsperson
Preacher
Conley Schnaterbeck
Indian
Townsperson
Sam Singhaus
Townsperson
Marykatherine Somers
Mrs. Perkins
Townsperson
Don Steffy
Lumberman
Carl
Townsperson
Clark Sterling
Lumberman
Joel
Townsperson
Stephanie Stromer
Townsperson
Lara Teeter
Caleb
Laurel van der Linde
Martha
Swings:
Sam Singhaus
and
Stephanie Stromer
Understudies:
Jeanne Bates
(Mrs. Perkins),
Cheryl Crandall
(Milly),
Gino Gaudio
(Adam, Preacher),
Russell Giesenschlag
(Gideon),
James Horvath
(Caleb),
Marylou Hume
(Alice, Sarah),
Kevin McCready
(Frank),
Gary Moss
(Daniel),
David Pavlosky
(Luke, Zeke),
Jack Ritschel
(Mr. Bixby, Mr. Perkins),
Conley Schnaterbeck
(Carl, Matt),
Sam Singhaus
(Jeb, Joel),
Marykatherine Somers
(Dorcas, Ruth, Mrs. Bixby),
Don Steffy
(Benjamin),
Clark Sterling
(Ephraim) and
Stephanie Stromer
(Liza, Martha)
Songs
music by
Gene de Paul
; lyrics by
Johnny Mercer
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Bless Your Beautiful Hide
Adam
Wonderful, Wonderful Day
Milly and Brides
One Man
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Milly
Goin' Courting
Milly and Brothers
Social Dance
Milly, Adam, Brides, Brothers, Sutiors and Townspeople
Love Never Goes Away
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Adam, Milly and Gideon
Sobbin' Women
Adam and Brothers
Act 2
Sung By
The Townsfolk's Lament
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Sutiors and Townspeople
A Woman Ought to Know Her Place
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Adam
We Gotta Make It Through the Winter
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Brothers
We Gotta Make It Through the Winter
(Reprise)
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Milly and Brides
Spring Dance
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Brides and Brothers
A Woman Ought to Know Her Place
(Reprise)
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Adam and Gideon
Glad That You Were Born
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Milly, Brides and Brothers
Wedding Dance
Milly, Adam, Brides, Brothers and Townspeople
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Original Score
1983 Nominee
Additional music by
Al Kasha
and
Joel Hirschhorn
Additional lyrics by
Al Kasha
and
Joel Hirschhorn
Music by
Gene de Paul
Lyrics by
Johnny Mercer
Statistics
Season:
1982-83
View Graph
Week Ending
Gross
% Gross Pot.
Attendance
% Capacity
# Previews
# Perf.
Statistics supplied are courtesy of
The Broadway League
.
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Statistics
1982-83 Season
GROSS
ATTENDANCE
Gross
Week Ending
Attendance
Week Ending
People
Songs
Awards
Statistics
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Nederlander Organization
Produced by
Kaslan Productions, Inc.
; Associate Producer:
Martin Gould
and
Bernard Hodes
Book by
Lawrence Kasha
and
David Landay
; Lyrics by
Johnny Mercer
; Music by
Gene de Paul
; New songs by
Al Kasha
and
Joel Hirschhorn
; Additional lyrics by
Al Kasha
and
Joel Hirschhorn
; Based on the film by
MGM
; Based on "The Sobbin' Women" by
Stephen Vincent Benet
; Musical Director:
Richard Parrinello
; Music orchestrated by
Irwin Kostal
; Dance arrangements by
Robert Webb
Directed by
Lawrence Kasha
; Choreography and musical staging by
Jerry Jackson
Scenic Design by
Robert Randolph
; Costume Design by
Robert Fletcher
; Lighting Design by
Thomas Skelton
; Sound Design by
Abe Jacob
; Hair Design by
Juan Rodriguez
General Manager:
Marvin A. Krauss Associates, Inc.
Production Stage Manager:
Larry Dean
; Stage Manager:
Polly Wood
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Jack Ritschel
Music Contractor:
Earl Shendell
General Press Representative:
David A. Powers
; Advertising:
Ash / LeDonne
; Dance Captain:
Fred Curt
; Photographer:
David Friedman
Debby Boone
Milly
David-James Carroll
Adam
Jeanne Bates
Mrs. Bixby
Townsperson
Jeff Calhoun
Daniel
Cheryl Crandall
Townsperson
Fred Curt
Mr. Bixby
Townsperson
D. Scot Davidge
Benjamin
Nancy Fox
Alice
Gino Gaudio
Mr. Perkins
Townsperson
Russell Giesenschlag
Lumberman
Jeb
Townsperson
James Horvath
Lumberman
Luke
Townsperson
Linda Hoxit
Sarah
Marylou Hume
Dorcas' sister
Townsperson
Manette LaChance
Dorcas
Kevin McCready
Lumberman
Zeke
Townsperson
Gary Moss
Lumberman
Matt
Townsperson
Jan Mussetter
Liza
Sha Newman
Ruth
David Pavlosky
Townsboy
Townsperson
Craig Peralta
Gideon
Michael Ragan
Frank
Jeffrey Reynolds
Ephraim
Jack Ritschel
Townsperson
Preacher
Conley Schnaterbeck
Indian
Townsperson
Sam Singhaus
Townsperson
Marykatherine Somers
Mrs. Perkins
Townsperson
Don Steffy
Lumberman
Carl
Townsperson
Clark Sterling
Lumberman
Joel
Townsperson
Stephanie Stromer
Townsperson
Lara Teeter
Caleb
Laurel van der Linde
Martha
Swings:
Sam Singhaus
and
Stephanie Stromer
Understudies:
Jeanne Bates
(Mrs. Perkins),
Cheryl Crandall
(Milly),
Gino Gaudio
(Adam, Preacher),
Russell Giesenschlag
(Gideon),
James Horvath
(Caleb),
Marylou Hume
(Alice, Sarah),
Kevin McCready
(Frank),
Gary Moss
(Daniel),
David Pavlosky
(Luke, Zeke),
Jack Ritschel
(Mr. Bixby, Mr. Perkins),
Conley Schnaterbeck
(Carl, Matt),
Sam Singhaus
(Jeb, Joel),
Marykatherine Somers
(Dorcas, Ruth, Mrs. Bixby),
Don Steffy
(Benjamin),
Clark Sterling
(Ephraim) and
Stephanie Stromer
(Liza, Martha)
music by
Gene de Paul
; lyrics by
Johnny Mercer
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Bless Your Beautiful Hide
Adam
Wonderful, Wonderful Day
Milly and Brides
One Man
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Milly
Goin' Courting
Milly and Brothers
Social Dance
Milly, Adam, Brides, Brothers, Sutiors and Townspeople
Love Never Goes Away
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Adam, Milly and Gideon
Sobbin' Women
Adam and Brothers
Act 2
Sung By
The Townsfolk's Lament
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Sutiors and Townspeople
A Woman Ought to Know Her Place
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Adam
We Gotta Make It Through the Winter
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Brothers
We Gotta Make It Through the Winter
(Reprise)
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Milly and Brides
Spring Dance
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Brides and Brothers
A Woman Ought to Know Her Place
(Reprise)
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Adam and Gideon
Glad That You Were Born
(music by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
; lyrics by
Joel Hirschhorn
and
Al Kasha
)
Milly, Brides and Brothers
Wedding Dance
Milly, Adam, Brides, Brothers and Townspeople
Tony Award®
Best Original Score
1983 Nominee
Additional music by
Al Kasha
and
Joel Hirschhorn
Additional lyrics by
Al Kasha
and
Joel Hirschhorn
Music by
Gene de Paul
Lyrics by
Johnny Mercer
Season:
1982-83
View Graph
Week Ending
Gross
% Gross Pot.
Attendance
% Capacity
# Previews
# Perf.
Statistics supplied are courtesy of
The Broadway League
.
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Statistics
1982-83 Season
GROSS
ATTENDANCE
Gross
Week Ending
Attendance
Week Ending
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