Annie Get Your Gun
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Opening Date
Mar 09, 1993
Closing Date
Jan 10, 1994
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Open Date: Mar 09, 1993
Close Date: Jan 10, 1994
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PeopleProduced by Tom McCoy, Tom Mallow, ATP/Dodger, PACE Theatrical Group, Inc. and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts; Produced in association with Broadway Theatre Guild and Ellis & Michael WeatherlyOriginally produced by The Houston Grand OperaBook by Herbert Fields and Dorothy Fields; Music by Irving Berlin; Lyrics by Irving Berlin; Music orchestrated by Robert Russell Bennett, Michael Gibson and Brian W. Tidwell; Musical Director: Brian W. TidwellDirected by Susan H. Schulman; Choreographed by Michael Lichtefeld; Associate Director: Francis LombardiScenic Design by Heidi Landesman and Joel Reynolds; Costume Design by Catherine Zuber; Lighting Design by Ken Billington; Sound Design by Gary M. Stocker; Hair Design by David H. LawrenceExecutive Producer: George MacPhersonProduction Stage Manager: Bryan YoungMusical Supervisor: Brian W. TidwellMajor Gordon LilliePawnee BillFootmanEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleSwings: Anna Maria D'Antonio and Craig WaletzkoUnderstudies: Ana Maria Andricain (Annie Oakley, Mrs. Schuyler Adams, Mrs. Ernest Henderson), John Antony (Frank Butler, Pawnee's Messenger), Bill Bateman (Charlie Davenport, Foster Wilson, Major Gordon Lillie, Chief Sitting Bull), Joe Bowerman (Mac), Catherine Gardner (Little Jake, Nellie, Jessie), Robin Lusby (Dolly Tate), Theresa McCoy (Indian Girl), Marty McDonough (Charlie Davenport), Mike O'Carroll (Col. Wm. F. Cody), Hugh B. Richards (Stillwater), Lynn Shuck (Dolly Tate, Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter), Robert Preston Smith (Foster Wilson, Major Gordon Lillie, Chief Sitting Bull), Craig Waletzko (Mac, Porter, Conductor, Footman, Mr. Schuyler Adams, Stillwater) and Leigh-Anne Wencker (Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter)
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Produced by Tom McCoy, Tom Mallow, ATP/Dodger, PACE Theatrical Group, Inc. and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts; Produced in association with Broadway Theatre Guild and Ellis & Michael Weatherly
Originally produced by The Houston Grand Opera
Book by Herbert Fields and Dorothy Fields; Music by Irving Berlin; Lyrics by Irving Berlin; Music orchestrated by Robert Russell Bennett, Michael Gibson and Brian W. Tidwell; Musical Director: Brian W. Tidwell
Directed by Susan H. Schulman; Choreographed by Michael Lichtefeld; Associate Director: Francis Lombardi
Scenic Design by Heidi Landesman and Joel Reynolds; Costume Design by Catherine Zuber; Lighting Design by Ken Billington; Sound Design by Gary M. Stocker; Hair Design by David H. Lawrence
Executive Producer: George MacPherson
Production Stage Manager: Bryan Young
Musical Supervisor: Brian W. Tidwell
Major Gordon Lillie
Pawnee Bill
Footman
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Swings:
Anna Maria D'Antonio
and Craig Waletzko
Understudies:
Ana Maria Andricain
(Annie Oakley, Mrs. Schuyler Adams, Mrs. Ernest Henderson), John Antony
(Frank Butler, Pawnee's Messenger), Bill Bateman
(Charlie Davenport, Foster Wilson, Major Gordon Lillie, Chief Sitting Bull), Joe Bowerman
(Mac), Catherine Gardner
(Little Jake, Nellie, Jessie), Robin Lusby
(Dolly Tate), Theresa McCoy
(Indian Girl), Marty McDonough
(Charlie Davenport), Mike O'Carroll
(Col. Wm. F. Cody), Hugh B. Richards
(Stillwater), Lynn Shuck
(Dolly Tate, Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter), Robert Preston Smith
(Foster Wilson, Major Gordon Lillie, Chief Sitting Bull), Craig Waletzko
(Mac, Porter, Conductor, Footman, Mr. Schuyler Adams, Stillwater) and Leigh-Anne Wencker
(Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter)