Kismet
Tour
Opening Date
Aug 02, 1965
Closing Date
Dec 18, 1965
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Open Date: Aug 02, 1965
Close Date: Dec 18, 1965
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Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
Baghdad
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PeopleBook by Charles Lederer and Luther Davis; Music by Robert Wright and George Forrest; Based on themes by Alexander Borodin; Lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest; Based on the play by Edward Knoblock; Orchestral and Choral Arrangements by Arthur Kay; Musical Director: Jonathan AndersonDirected by Edward Greenberg; Choreography and Musical Staging by Jack ColeProduction Stage Manager: Bill RossThe Widow YussefSingerAkbarSingerDancerAkbarAssizSingerAssizSingerSingerProsecutorSingerPrincess Zubbediya of DamascusSingerSingerDancerA ServantThe Bangle ManUnderstudies: Joanne DiVito (Princess of Ababu), Truman Gaige (Omar), Richard Khan (First Beggar), Ingeborg Kjeldsen (Lalume), Robert Lamont (Jawan), Nick Littlefield (Second Policeman), Earle MacVeigh (Public Poet, later called Hajj), Joyce McDonald (Marsinah), Neil McNelis (Hassan-Ben), Allen Peck (Chief Policeman), Susan Sanders (Ayah to Zubbediya), Bette Scott (Princess Samaris of Bangalore), Bonnie Ellen Spark (The Widow Yussef), Andre St. Jean (Second Beggar), Alfred Toigo (The Wazir of Police) and Rudy Vejar (The Caliph)
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Book by Charles Lederer and Luther Davis; Music by Robert Wright and George Forrest; Based on themes by Alexander Borodin; Lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest; Based on the play by Edward Knoblock; Orchestral and Choral Arrangements by Arthur Kay; Musical Director: Jonathan Anderson
Directed by Edward Greenberg; Choreography and Musical Staging by Jack Cole
Production Stage Manager: Bill Ross
The Widow Yussef
Singer
Akbar
Singer
Dancer
Akbar
Assiz
Singer
Assiz
Singer
Singer
Prosecutor
Singer
Princess Zubbediya of Damascus
Singer
Singer
Dancer
A Servant
The Bangle Man
Understudies:
Joanne DiVito
(Princess of Ababu), Truman Gaige
(Omar), Richard Khan
(First Beggar), Ingeborg Kjeldsen
(Lalume), Robert Lamont
(Jawan), Nick Littlefield
(Second Policeman), Earle MacVeigh
(Public Poet, later called Hajj), Joyce McDonald
(Marsinah), Neil McNelis
(Hassan-Ben), Allen Peck
(Chief Policeman), Susan Sanders
(Ayah to Zubbediya), Bette Scott
(Princess Samaris of Bangalore), Bonnie Ellen Spark
(The Widow Yussef), Andre St. Jean
(Second Beggar), Alfred Toigo
(The Wazir of Police) and Rudy Vejar
(The Caliph)