I Do! I Do!
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Opening Date
Apr 08, 1968
Closing Date
Feb 23, 1969
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Open Date: Apr 08, 1968
Close Date: Feb 23, 1969
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Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
A bedroom. The story covers fifty years of marriage, beginning just before the turn of the century.
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PeopleOriginally directed by Gower ChampionBook by Tom Jones; Music by Harvey Schmidt; Lyrics by Tom Jones; Based on 'The Fourposter' by Jan De Hartog; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Musical Director: Mitchell AyresGeneral Manager: Jack Schlissel; Company Manager: Fred Cuneo
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Songsmusic by Harvey Schmidt; lyrics by Tom JonesAct 1Sung ByAll the Dearly BelovedBothTogether ForeverBothI Do! I Do!BothGood NightBothI Love My WifeHe (Michael)Something Has HappenedShe (Agnes)My Cup Runneth OverBothLove Isn't EverythingBothNobody's PerfectBothA Well Known FactHe (Michael)Flaming AgnesShe (Agnes)The Honeymoon Is OverBothAct 2Sung ByWhere Are the SnowsBothWhen the Kids Get MarriedBothThe Father of the BrideHe (Michael)What Is a WomanShe (Agnes)Someone Needs MeShe (Agnes)Roll up the RibbonsBothThis HouseBoth
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Originally directed by Gower Champion
Book by Tom Jones; Music by Harvey Schmidt; Lyrics by Tom Jones; Based on 'The Fourposter' by Jan De Hartog; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Musical Director: Mitchell Ayres
General Manager: Jack Schlissel; Company Manager: Fred Cuneo
music by Harvey Schmidt; lyrics by Tom Jones
Act 1
Sung By
All the Dearly Beloved
Both
Together Forever
Both
I Do! I Do!
Both
Good Night
Both
I Love My Wife
He (Michael)
Something Has Happened
She (Agnes)
My Cup Runneth Over
Both
Love Isn't Everything
Both
Nobody's Perfect
Both
A Well Known Fact
He (Michael)
Flaming Agnes
She (Agnes)
The Honeymoon Is Over
Both
Act 2
Sung By
Where Are the Snows
Both
When the Kids Get Married
Both
The Father of the Bride
He (Michael)
What Is a Woman
She (Agnes)
Someone Needs Me
She (Agnes)
Roll up the Ribbons
Both
This House
Both