Opening Date

Nov 22, 1968

Closing Date

Nov 29, 1970

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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Setting
The 1960s. The East Village.
Produced by Michael Butler, Ken Kragen, Tom Smothers and Ken Fritz
Book by Gerome Ragni and James Rado; Music by Galt MacDermot; Lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado; Musical Director: Danny Hurd
Directed by Tom O'Horgan; Dance Director: Julie Arenal
Scenic Design by Robin Wagner; Costume Design by Nancy Potts; Lighting Design by Jules Fisher; Sound Design by Admins, Ltd. and Guy Costa
Executive Producer: Bertrand Castelli; General Manager: Richard Osorio; Company Manager: James Preston
Production Stage Manager: Larry Pool; Stage Manager: Randy Hoey; Assistant Stage Mgr: Jim Carroza
Orchestral Direction by Steve Gillette; Musician: Joe Baerga, Jr., Leslie Drayton, Byron Olson, Al Vescovo, Ron Benson, Melvin Moore, Reinie Press, Lee Callet, Cubby O'Brien and Ed Sheftel
Press Representative: Denny Shanahan and Elaine Doniger
Greg Arlin
Principal
 
Tourist Couple
Teda Bracci
Jeanie
 
Mother
 
Custer
Alan Braunstein
Father
 
Indian
Jim Carroza
Tourist Couple
 
Young Recruit
Adamm Christian
Principal
Kay Cole
Crissy
 
Father
Jerry Combs
Mother
 
Indian
Denise Delapenha
Aretha
Delores Hall
Delores
Abigale Haness
Booth
Gina Harding
Dionne
 
Principal
 
Gable
Elaine Hill
Indian
Gloria Jones
Abraham Lincoln
John McKinnis
Father
 
Sergeant
Carol Miller
Carol
Susan Morse
Coolidge
Rhonda Oglesby
Scarlett
James Rado
Claude
Gerome Ragni
Berger
Joey Richards
Mother
 
General Grant
Jobriath Salisbury
Woof
Ben Vereen
Hud
Jennifer Warren
Sheila
Willie Weatherly
Indian
Understudies: Greg Arlin (Woof), Jim Carroza (Berger), Adamm Christian (Hud, Tourist Lady), Abigale Haness (Jeanie), Carol Miller (Crissy), Rhonda Oglesby (Sheila) and Willie Weatherly (Claude, Young Recruit)
Musician: Maurice Miller and Joe Correro

Cast

Christine Adams
 
 
Leni Ashmore
Gable
Lynn Baker
Coolidge
Alan Braunstein
Woof
Corinne Broskett
Butterfly McQueen
Genie Brown
One of the Supremes
 
Gable
Michael Butler
Silver Indian
Joel Christie
 
 
Kay Cole
Booth
Jerry Combs
Principal
 
Sergeant
 
Hud
B. Robert Corff
Claude
Bob Corff
Bob
 
Claude
Robert Corff
Claude
Leo Elmore
 
 
Tom Eure
Tom
Linda Faust
 
 
Randy Fredericks
Principal
 
Berger
Tadg Galleran
 
 
Dobie Gray
 
 
Delores Hall
One of the Supremes
 
Abraham Lincoln
Abigale Haness
Crissy
 
Sheila
John Herzog
 
 
Elaine Hill
One of the Supremes
Karolynn Hill
Karolynn
David Hunt
 
 
Jennifer
Sheila
Frankie Karl
Father
 
Hud
Gregory V. Karliss
 
 
Randy Keys
 
 
Lee King
Indian
 
Sergeant
Jessica Kluger
 
 
Cheri Kohler
Cheri
Gene Krischner
Tourist Couple
 
Indian
Barbara Lauren
 
 
Karen Lippolt
 
 
Gar MacRae
 
 
Alan Martin
 
 
Carol Miller
Roosevelt
Lee Montgomery
Lee
Buddy Mullaney
 
 
Teddy Neeley
Teddy
 
Claude
Cecelia Norfleet
 
 
Helen Pollock
 
 
Joey Richards
Young Recruit
Erik Robinson
Erik
Barbara Robison
 
 
Robert Rothman
 
 
Tyrone Scott
Father
Rhoda Seven
 
 
Red Shepard
 
 
Avery Sommers
 
 
Greta Stuart
 
 
Ray Uhler
 
 
Ben Vereen
Berger
 
Indian
Lady Helena Walquer
 
 
Willie Weatherly
Berger
Tom Westerman
 
 
Tammi Winters
 
 
Understudies: Alan Braunstein (Woof), Adamm Christian (Berger), Jerry Combs (Hud), Tom Eure (Tourist Lady), Randy Fredericks (Berger), Abigale Haness (Sheila) and Susan Morse (Crissy)
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Nov 22, 1968 - Nov 29, 1970
Aquarius Theatre
Los Angeles, CA