Virginia
"An American Musical Romance"
MusicalRomanceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 02, 1937
Closing Date
Oct 23, 1937
Performances
60
MusicalRomanceOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: Sep 02, 1937
Close Date: Oct 23, 1937
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
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Setting
Virginia. 1775.
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PeopleTheatre Owned by The RockefellersBook by Laurence Stallings and Owen Davis; Music by Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics by Albert Stillman; Music orchestrated by Ardon Cornwell, Hans Spialek, Phil Wall, Will Vodery and Maurice Baron; Vocal arrangements by Lee Montgomery and Ken ChristieScenic Design by Lee Simonson; Costume Design by Irene SharaffGeneral Manager: Louis A. LotitoStage Manager: Paul Porter; Assistant Stage Mgr: Burton McEvilly, William Torpey and Richard Whale; Technical Director: Frank HallMusical Supervisor: Don VoorheesPress Representative: Willard Keefe; Press Associate: Lorella Val-Mery; Assistant to Mr. Leonidoff: Nicholas Daks and Alfred SternEnsembleEnsembleStage Doorman
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SongsAct 1Sung ByVirginiaCaptain Boyd and EnsembleWe Had to RehearseEnsembleSylvia Laurence and EnsembleSend One Angel DownMiranda and ChoirWe Had to Rehearse (Reprise)EnsembleSylvia LaurenceGood and LuckyScipio, Miranda and HannibalIt's Our Duty to the KingHis Excellency, Governor of the Colony and EnsembleIf You Were Someone ElseColonel Richard Fairfax and EnsembleGoodbye JonahScipio and ChoirColonel Richard Fairfax, Sylvia Laurence and Lady AgathaMy Heart Is DancingSylvia Laurence, Prima Ballerina of Drury Lane and EnsembleAct 2Sung ByMeet Me at the FairEnsembleIf You Were Someone Else (Reprise)Colonel Richard Fairfax and Sylvia LaurenceWhy Must I Play the Lady?Lady Agatha and GirlsSylvia Laurence and Colonel Richard FairfaxFee-Fie-Fo-FumGirlsI'll Be Sittin' in De Lap o' De LordMiranda, Scipio, Hannibal and ChoirColonel Richard Fairfax and Sylvia LaurenceVirginia (Reprise)Entire Company
Theatre Owned by The Rockefellers
Book by Laurence Stallings and Owen Davis; Music by Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics by Albert Stillman; Music orchestrated by Ardon Cornwell, Hans Spialek, Phil Wall, Will Vodery and Maurice Baron; Vocal arrangements by Lee Montgomery and Ken Christie
Scenic Design by Lee Simonson; Costume Design by Irene Sharaff
General Manager: Louis A. Lotito
Stage Manager: Paul Porter; Assistant Stage Mgr: Burton McEvilly, William Torpey and Richard Whale; Technical Director: Frank Hall
Musical Supervisor: Don Voorhees
Press Representative: Willard Keefe; Press Associate: Lorella Val-Mery; Assistant to Mr. Leonidoff: Nicholas Daks and Alfred Stern
Ensemble
Ensemble
Stage Doorman
Act 1
Sung By
Virginia
Captain Boyd and Ensemble
We Had to Rehearse
Ensemble
Sylvia Laurence and Ensemble
Send One Angel Down
Miranda and Choir
We Had to Rehearse
(Reprise)
Ensemble
Sylvia Laurence
Good and Lucky
Scipio, Miranda and Hannibal
It's Our Duty to the King
His Excellency, Governor of the Colony and Ensemble
If You Were Someone Else
Colonel Richard Fairfax and Ensemble
Goodbye Jonah
Scipio and Choir
Colonel Richard Fairfax, Sylvia Laurence and Lady Agatha
My Heart Is Dancing
Sylvia Laurence, Prima Ballerina of Drury Lane and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Meet Me at the Fair
Ensemble
If You Were Someone Else
(Reprise)
Colonel Richard Fairfax and Sylvia Laurence
Why Must I Play the Lady?
Lady Agatha and Girls
Sylvia Laurence and Colonel Richard Fairfax
Fee-Fie-Fo-Fum
Girls
I'll Be Sittin' in De Lap o' De Lord
Miranda, Scipio, Hannibal and Choir
Colonel Richard Fairfax and Sylvia Laurence
Virginia
(Reprise)
Entire Company
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