Opening Date

Jan 24, 1969

Closing Date

May 17, 1969

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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Setting
Mame's Beekman Place apartment and various locales in which she becomes involved. 1928 - 1946.
Produced by Music Fair Enterprises; Associate Producer: John Bowab
Originally produced by Fryer, Carr & Harris Inc; Original Production Directed by Gene Saks; Original Dances and Musical Numbers Staged by Onna White
Book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee; Music by Jerry Herman; Lyrics by Jerry Herman; Based on the novel "Auntie Mame" by Patrick Dennis; Based on the play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee; Musical Direction and Vocal Arrangements by Donald Pippin; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Dance arrangements by Roger Adams; Musical Director: Herbert Hecht
Directed by Don Doherty; Dances and Musical Numbers recreated by Diana Baffa
Scenic Design by William Eckart and Jean Eckart; Costume Design by Robert Mackintosh; Lighting Design by Tharon Musser; Hair Design by Nino Raffaello
Company Manager: Robert Rapport
Production Stage Manager: Harry Clark; Stage Manager: Ann Barry; Assistant Stage Mgr: Sean Allan
Assistant Conductor: Keith McClelland
Casting: Jeremy Ritzer; National Press Representative: James McCormick; Press Representative: Stan Brody; Dance Captain: Alex MacKay
Janet Blair
Mame Dennis
Sean Allan
Patrick Dennis, age 19-29
Isabelle Farrell
Agnes Gooch
Ed Fuller
Mr. Upson
Darel Glaser
Patrick Dennis, age 10
Richard Higgs
Beauregard Jackson Picket Burnside
Louise Kirtland
Madame Branislowski
 
Mother Burnside
 
Mrs. Upson
Sam Kressen
Dwight Babcock
Chet London
M. Lindsay Woolsey
 
Uncle Jeff
Anne Russell
Sally Cato
Franklin Siu
Ito
Elaine Stritch
Vera Charles
Lynn Archer
Cousin Fan
 
Mame's Friend
Larry Burton
Junior Babcock
 
Mame's Friend
Dick Corrigan
Mame's Friend
Leslie Crockett
Mame's Friend
Carleton Davis
Mame's Friend
Elizabeth Fortenberry
Mame's Friend
Vicki Frederick
Mame's Friend
Charles Goeddertz
Mame's Friend
Jerry Gotham
Ralph Devine
 
Mame's Friend
Brian Hall
Peter Dennis
Marsha Hastings
Pegeen Ryan
 
Mame's Friend
Gail Hecht
Gloria Upson
Mark Hudson
Doorman
 
Mame's Friend
Jeff King
Elevator Boy
 
Gregor
 
Mame's Friend
Bonnie Lapka
Mame's Friend
Alex MacKay
Messenger
 
Mame's Friend
Coline Morse
Mame's Friend
Elaine Terriss
Mame's Friend
Llewellyn Thomas
Bishop
 
Stage Manager
 
Mame's Friend
Brad Tyrrell
Leading Man
 
Mame's Friend
Helen Wells
Dance Teacher
Understudies: Lynn Archer (Madame Branislowski, Mother Burnside, Sally Cato, Mrs. Upson), Larry Burton (Patrick Dennis, age 19-29), Dick Corrigan (Ito, Gregor), Leslie Crockett (Pegeen Ryan), Carleton Davis (Beauregard Jackson Picket Burnside, M. Lindsay Woolsey, Uncle Jeff), Vicki Frederick (Gloria Upson), Brian Hall (Patrick Dennis, age 10), Alex MacKay (Junior Babcock), Anne Russell (Mame Dennis, Vera Charles), Elaine Terriss (Agnes Gooch, Cousin Fan) and Llewellyn Thomas (Dwight Babcock, Mr. Upson)
music by Jerry Herman; lyrics by Jerry Herman
Act 1
Sung By
St. Bridget
Patrick Dennis, age 10 and Agnes Gooch
It's Today
Mame Dennis and All
Open a New Window
Mame Dennis and All
The Man in the Moon
Vera Charles, Mame Dennis and All
My Best Girl
Patrick Dennis, age 10 and Mame Dennis
We Need a Little Christmas
Mame Dennis, Patrick Dennis, age 10, Agnes Gooch, Ito and Beauregard Jackson Picket Burnside
The Fox Hunt
Uncle Jeff, Patrick Dennis, age 10, Cousin Fan, Mother Burnside and Cousins
Mame
Beauregard Jackson Picket Burnside and All
Act 2
Sung By
Mame (Reprise)
Patrick Dennis, age 10 and Patrick Dennis, age 19-29
My Best Girl (Reprise)
Patrick Dennis, age 19-29
Bosom Buddies
Mame Dennis and Vera Charles
Gooch's Song
Agnes Gooch
That's How Young I Feel
Mame Dennis and All
If He Walked into My Life
Mame Dennis
It's Today (Reprise)
Mame Dennis and All
Open a New Window (Reprise)
Company and Mame Dennis
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May 12, 1969 - May 17, 1969
Brown Theatre
Louisville, KY
May 05, 1969 - May 10, 1969
Pabst Theatre
Milwaukee, WI
Apr 28, 1969 - May 03, 1969
Clowes Memorial Hall
Indianapolis, IN
Apr 21, 1969 - Apr 26, 1969
Symphony Hall (GA)
Atlanta, GA
Apr 14, 1969 - Apr 19, 1969
Ovens Auditorium
Charlotte, NC
Mar 24, 1969 - Apr 12, 1969
Forrest Theatre
Philadelphia, PA
Mar 10, 1969 - Mar 22, 1969
Shubert Theatre at the Boch Center
Boston, MA
Mar 05, 1969 - Mar 08, 1969
Place Des Arts
Montreal, QC
Mar 04, 1969 - Mar 04, 1969
Proctors
Schenectady, NY
Feb 24, 1969 - Mar 01, 1969
Veterans Memorial Building
Columbus, OH
Feb 10, 1969 - Feb 22, 1969
Meridian Hall
Toronto, ON
Feb 07, 1969 - Feb 08, 1969
Akron Civic Theatre
Akron, OH
Jan 24, 1969 - Feb 01, 1969
Shubert Performing Arts Center
New Haven, CT