Carnival!
Tour
Opening Date
Dec 07, 1961
Closing Date
Mar 09, 1963
MusicalPuppetsOriginalNational Tour
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Open Date: Dec 07, 1961
Close Date: Mar 09, 1963
Closed Flag: Y
Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Setting
The outskirts of a town in Southern Europe.
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PeopleProduced by David MerrickBook by Michael Stewart; Music by Bob Merrill; Lyrics by Bob Merrill; Based on Material by Helen Deutsch; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Vocal arrangements by Saul Schechtman; Dance arrangements by Peter Howard; Musical Director: Gilbert StevensDirected by Gower Champion; Choreographed by Gower ChampionScenic Design by Will Steven Armstrong; Costume Design by Freddy Wittop; Lighting Design by Will Steven Armstrong; Puppets Created and Supervised by Tom Tichenor; Coiffures by Michel KazanProduction Supervisor: Neil Hartley; Production Stage Manager: David Clive; Stage Manager: Pat Tolson and Otto Pirchner; Assistant Stage Mgr: Jordon Poropat and Mark HollidayAssistant Conductor: Edmund ZygmuntDesigner and Supervisor of Magic and Illusion: Roy BensonGeneral Press Representative: Harvey Sabinson; Press Representative: Harry Forwood and Herb Carlin; Photographer: Friedman-AbelesCarrot TopDec 07, 1961 - Nov 05, 1962Horrible HenryDec 07, 1961 - Nov 05, 1962RenardoDec 07, 1961 - Nov 05, 1962MargueriteDec 07, 1961 - Nov 05, 1962Blue BirdBlue BirdBlue BirdAerialistMiguelitoBlue BirdUnderstudies: Robert Brooks (Paul Berthalet, Carrot Top, Horrible Henry, Renardo, Marguerite), Mark Holliday (Roustabout), Judith McCauley (Lili), Skedge Miller (Jacquot) and Janyce Ann Wagner (Princess Olga)Musical Director: Myron Roman and Oscar Kosarin
Cast
Lili
Oct 05, 1962 - Oct 21, 1962Lili
Nov 07, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963Lili
Oct 23, 1962 - Nov 06, 1962Carrot Top
Nov 06, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963Horrible Henry
Nov 06, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963Renardo
Nov 06, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963Marguerite
Nov 06, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963Aerialist
Blue Bird
Blue Bird
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Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Produced by David Merrick
Book by Michael Stewart; Music by Bob Merrill; Lyrics by Bob Merrill; Based on Material by Helen Deutsch; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Vocal arrangements by Saul Schechtman; Dance arrangements by Peter Howard; Musical Director: Gilbert Stevens
Directed by Gower Champion; Choreographed by Gower Champion
Scenic Design by Will Steven Armstrong; Costume Design by Freddy Wittop; Lighting Design by Will Steven Armstrong; Puppets Created and Supervised by Tom Tichenor; Coiffures by Michel Kazan
Production Supervisor: Neil Hartley; Production Stage Manager: David Clive; Stage Manager: Pat Tolson and Otto Pirchner; Assistant Stage Mgr: Jordon Poropat and Mark Holliday
Assistant Conductor: Edmund Zygmunt
Designer and Supervisor of Magic and Illusion: Roy Benson
General Press Representative: Harvey Sabinson; Press Representative: Harry Forwood and Herb Carlin; Photographer: Friedman-Abeles
Carrot Top
Dec 07, 1961 - Nov 05, 1962
Horrible Henry
Dec 07, 1961 - Nov 05, 1962
Renardo
Dec 07, 1961 - Nov 05, 1962
Marguerite
Dec 07, 1961 - Nov 05, 1962
Blue Bird
Blue Bird
Blue Bird
Aerialist
Miguelito
Blue Bird
Understudies:
Robert Brooks
(Paul Berthalet, Carrot Top, Horrible Henry, Renardo, Marguerite), Mark Holliday
(Roustabout), Judith McCauley
(Lili), Skedge Miller
(Jacquot) and Janyce Ann Wagner
(Princess Olga)
Musical Director: Myron Roman and Oscar Kosarin
Cast
Lili
Oct 05, 1962 - Oct 21, 1962
Lili
Nov 07, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963
Lili
Oct 23, 1962 - Nov 06, 1962
Carrot Top
Nov 06, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963
Horrible Henry
Nov 06, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963
Renardo
Nov 06, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963
Marguerite
Nov 06, 1962 - Mar 09, 1963
Aerialist
Blue Bird
Blue Bird