Miss Saigon
MusicalDramaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Apr 11, 1991
Closing Date
Jan 28, 2001
1st Preview
Mar 23, 1991
1st Preview
Mar 23, 1991
Previews
19
Performances
4,092
MusicalDramaOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: Apr 11, 1991
Close Date: Jan 28, 2001
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City); USA; Bangkok. 1975 - October 1978.
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)Produced by Cameron Mackintosh; Associate Producer: Martin McCallumMusic by Claude-Michel Schönberg; Lyrics by Alain Boublil and Richard Maltby, Jr.; Book by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg; Adapted from the original French lyrics by Alain Boublil; Additional material by Richard Maltby, Jr.; Music orchestrated by William D. Brohn; Musical Director: Edward G. RobinsonDirected by Nicholas Hytner; Musical Staging by Bob Avian; Associate Director: Mitchell Lemsky and Peter Lawrence; Associate Choreographer: Jodi Moccia; Associate Choreographer (U.K.): Maggie GoodwinScenic Design by John Napier; Costume Design by Andreane Neofitou and Suzy Benzinger; Lighting Design by David Hersey; Sound Design by Andrew Bruce; Associate Scenic Design: Peter David Gould and Benedict Hilliard; Associate Costume Design: John Glaser; Associate Lighting Design: Ted Mather; Associate Sound Design: Mark Menard; Make-Up Coordinator: Chris EvansExecutive Producer: Mitchell Lemsky, Richard Jay-Alexander and Peter Lawrence; General Manager: Alan Wasser; Company Manager: Martin Cohen; Associate Gen. Mgr: Allan WilliamsTechnical Director: John H. Paull, III and Jake Bell; Production Stage Manager: Fred Hanson; Stage Manager: Sherry Cohen and Tom CappsMusical Supervisor: David Caddick and Robert Billig; Conducted by Robert Billig and Edward G. Robinson; Associate Conductor: Jay Alger and Joshua Rosenblum; Assistant Conductor: Braden Toan; Rehearsal Pianist: Beth Fremgen, Peter Calandra and Jay Alger; Keyboards: Joshua Rosenblum; Bassoon: Braden Toan; Concertmaster: Mineko Yajima; Violin: Ming Yeh, Sandra Billingslea and Nicholas Milton; Viola: Mitsue Takayama; Cello: David Bakamjian and Julie Green; Bass: John Arbo; Bamboo Flutes/Flute/Piccolo: David Weiss; Flute/Piccolo: Timothy Malosh; Clarinet: Lino Gomez; Clarinet/Saxophone: Salvatore Spicola; Oboe/English Horn: Blair Tindall; French Horn: Russell Rizner; French Horns: Daniel Culpepper; Trumpet: Richard Henly and Anthony Gorruso; Trombone: Jack Gale; Bass Trombone/Tuba: John Hahn; Keyboard: Peter Calandra; Guitar: Doug Quinn; Percussion: Michael Hinton and Howard JoinesAssistant to the Scenic Designer: Raymond Huessy and Dana KennCasting: Johnson-Liff & Zerman; General Press Representative: The Fred Nathan Company, Inc.; Logo Design by Dewynters, Limited; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Jeans courtesy of Levi Strauss & Co.; Sunglasses by Bausch & Lomb; Dance Captain: Howard Kaye; Press Associate: Dennis Crowley; Photographer: Michael Le Poer Trench; Associate Photographer: Joan MarcusSoldierHustlerEnsembleSoldierEnsembleGuardEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleAssistant CommissarEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleGuardOwner of the Moulin RougeEnsembleEnsembleGibbonsEnsembleDragon AcrobatEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleTroyEnsembleDragon AcrobatEnsembleSoldierHustlerEnsembleSoldierHustlerEnsembleFryeEnsembleShultzEnsembleNolenEnsembleEnsembleHustonEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleSoldierHustlerEnsembleEnsembleEnsembleAntoineEnsembleDragon AcrobatSoldierHustlerEnsembleReevesEnsembleUnderstudies: Zar Acayan (Thuy), Tony C. Avanti (The Engineer), Jane Bodle (Ellen), Annette Calud (Kim), Imelda de los Reyes (Kim), Leonard Joseph (John), Jason Ma (Thuy), Paul Matsumoto (The Engineer), Sean McDermott (Chris), Christopher Pecaro (Chris), Melanie Mariko Tojio (Kim) and Alton F. White (John)
Broadway Theatre (Apr 11, 1991 - Jan 28, 2001)
Musical Director: Jay AlgerAssociate Director: Fred HansonCompany Manager: Susan Bell; Assistant Co. Mgr: Dave Ehle (Jul 1995 - Jan 1998); Associate Co. Mgr: Thomas Schlenk; Executive Producer: Fred HansonStage Manager: Peter Wolf, Beverly Jenkins, Mark Dobrow, Lisa Buxbaum (Jan 05, 1998 - Jan 28, 2001) and Mahlon Kruse (circa. Aug 1992 - circa. Sep 1994); Production Stage Manager: Sherry Cohen and Mark DobrowKeyboards: Charles duChateau; Assistant Conductor: Deborah Hurwitz (Dec 1997 - Jul 1998), Matthew Sklar (Apr 11, 1991 - Jan 28, 2001), Matthew Sklar and Charles duChateau; Bass: John Arbo (circa. 1994 - circa. 2001) and Douglas Romoff; Concertmaster: Luann Montesi; Conducted by Jay Alger and Paul Raiman (Apr 12, 1999 - Aug 01, 1999); Associate Conductor: Braden Toan; Violin: Robert Shaw; Bamboo Flutes/Flute/Piccolo: Paula Bing; Oboe/English Horn: Lynne Cohen; French Horn: Jerry W. Peel and Patrick Milando; Bass Trombone/Tuba: Dean Plank; Guitars: Greg Utzig; Percussion: Keith CrupiAssistant to General Manager: Bill Klemm; General Press Representative: The Publicity Office; Promotions: The Walton Group (1996 - 2001)Cast
Kim
Dec 31, 2000 - Jan 28, 2001Nolen
Mimi
The Engineer
Aug 15, 1988 - ?Dragon Acrobat
Soldier
Frye
Doc
Bar Girl
Gibbons
Doc
Bar Girl
Reeves
Shultz
Army Nurse
Nolen
Reeves
Doc
Reeves
Chris
May 15, 1995 - Jun 15, 1995Doc
Marine
Dragon Acrobat
Barman
Soldier
Chris
Dec 31, 2000 - Jan 28, 2001Kim
Jul 17, 2000 - Dec 30, 2000Kim
Jan 02, 2001 - Jan 28, 2001AlternateArmy Nurse
Soldier
Hustler
Troy
Frye
Chris
Huston
Leila FlorentinoMarried on the stage of the Broadway Theatre 9/04/1993, officiated by Mayor David DinkinsKim
Mar 16, 1992 - Sep 04, 1993Ellen
Oct 26, 1998 - Dec 30, 2000Dragon Acrobat
Huston
Reeves
Dragon Acrobat
Soldier
Dragon Acrobat
Vietnamese Customer
Soldier
Hustler
Guard
Soldier
Hustler
Soldier
Hustler
Soldier
Vietnamese Customer
Assistant Commissar
Kim
Jun 14, 1999 - ?Gibbons
Marine
Bar Girl
1994 - ?Gibbons
Bar Girl
Kim
AlternateGuard
Vietnamese Customer
Soldier
Bucky
Dragon Acrobat
The Engineer
Aug 19, 1991 - Sep 28, 1991Soldier
Hustler
Gibbons
Troy
Mimi
Bar Girl
Vietnamese Customer
Soldier
Shultz
Army Nurse
Dragon Acrobat
Marine
Assistant Commissar
Swings: Richard Bassin , Emy Baysic , Frankie Braxton , Tony Capone , Karl Christian , Paul Dobie , Samuel T. Gerongco , Tina Horii , Sala Iwamatsu , Howard Kaye , Shawn Ku , Jason Ma , Frank Maio , Charles Munn , Robert Orosco , Blake Riley and Jeff SiebertUnderstudies: Donnell Aarone (John), Frank Baiocchi (Chris), Robert Bartley (Chris), Erik Bates (Chris), Emy Baysic (Kim), Sekiya Billman (Ellen), C.C. Brown (John), Tony Capone (Chris), Charlene Carabeo (Ellen), Curtiss I' Cook (John), Jay Douglas (Chris), Stephanie Douglas (Ellen), Margaret Gates (Ellen, Gigi), Ai Goeku (Ellen), Cliffton Hall (Chris), Jim Harrison (Thuy), Devanand N. Janki (Thuy), Norman Wendall Kauahi (The Engineer), Thomas C. Kouo (Thuy), Ming Lee (The Engineer), Heidi Meyer (Ellen), Michelle Nigalan (Kim), Marc Oka (Thuy), Jenni Padua (Kim), Raymond Patterson (John), Elizabeth Paw (Kim), Juan P. Pineda (Thuy), Jeff Reid (John), Andrea Rivette (Ellen), Ray Santos (The Engineer), Brad Sharp (Chris), Thos Shipley (John), Chloe Stewart (Kim), Jade Kaiwalani Stice (Ellen), Roxanne Taga (Kim), Stephen Tewksbury (Chris), Anne Torsiglieri (Ellen), Lucy Vance (Ellen) and Frank Wright II (John) -
SongsAct 1Sung ByThe Heat Is On in SaigonThe Engineer, Girls, Marines and CompanyThe Movie in My MindGigi, Kim and GirlsThe TransactionJohn, The Engineer, Chris and CompanyWhy God Why?ChrisSun and MoonKim and ChrisThe TelephoneJohn, Chris and The EngineerThe CeremonyKim, Chris and GirlsThe Last Night of the WorldKim and ChrisThe Morning of the DragonCompany, Thuy and The EngineerI Still BelieveKim and EllenBack in TownKim, The Engineer and ThuyYou Will Not Touch HimKim and ThuyIf You Want to Die in BedThe EngineerI'd Give My Life for YouKim and CompanyAct 2Sung ByBui-DoiJohn and CompanyWhat a WasteThe Engineer and CompanyPleaseJohn and KimThe Guilt Inside Your Head (The Fall of Saigon, April 1975)Thuy, Kim, Chris, John and CompanySun and Moon (Reprise)KimRoom 317Ellen and KimNow That I've Seen HerEllenThe ConfrontationEllen, Chris and JohnThe American DreamThe Engineer and CompanyLittle God of My HeartKim and Tam
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Awards
Tony Award®
Best Musical
1991 Nominee
Produced by Cameron MackintoshBest Book of a Musical
Best Original Score
Best Actor in a Musical
1991 Winner
Jonathan Pryce
Best Actress in a Musical
1991 Winner
Lea Salonga
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1991 Winner
Hinton BattleBest Featured Actor in a Musical
1991 Nominee
Willy FalkBest Scenic Design
1991 Nominee
Scenic Design by John NapierBest Lighting Design
1991 Nominee
Lighting Design by David HerseyBest Choreography
1991 Nominee
Musical Staging by Bob AvianBest Direction of a Musical
1991 Nominee
Directed by Nicholas HytnerDrama Desk Award
Outstanding Actor in a Musical
1991 Winner
Jonathan Pryce
Outstanding Actress in a Musical
1991 Winner
Lea Salonga
Outstanding Orchestration
1991 Winner
Music orchestrated by William D. Brohn
Outstanding Lighting Design
1991 Winner
Lighting Design by David Hersey -
Statistics
Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf. Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by Cameron Mackintosh; Associate Producer: Martin McCallum
Music by Claude-Michel Schönberg; Lyrics by Alain Boublil and Richard Maltby, Jr.; Book by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg; Adapted from the original French lyrics by Alain Boublil; Additional material by Richard Maltby, Jr.; Music orchestrated by William D. Brohn; Musical Director: Edward G. Robinson
Directed by Nicholas Hytner; Musical Staging by Bob Avian; Associate Director: Mitchell Lemsky and Peter Lawrence; Associate Choreographer: Jodi Moccia; Associate Choreographer (U.K.): Maggie Goodwin
Scenic Design by John Napier; Costume Design by Andreane Neofitou and Suzy Benzinger; Lighting Design by David Hersey; Sound Design by Andrew Bruce; Associate Scenic Design: Peter David Gould and Benedict Hilliard; Associate Costume Design: John Glaser; Associate Lighting Design: Ted Mather; Associate Sound Design: Mark Menard; Make-Up Coordinator: Chris Evans
Executive Producer: Mitchell Lemsky, Richard Jay-Alexander and Peter Lawrence; General Manager: Alan Wasser; Company Manager: Martin Cohen; Associate Gen. Mgr: Allan Williams
Technical Director: John H. Paull, III and Jake Bell; Production Stage Manager: Fred Hanson; Stage Manager: Sherry Cohen and Tom Capps
Musical Supervisor: David Caddick and Robert Billig; Conducted by Robert Billig and Edward G. Robinson; Associate Conductor: Jay Alger and Joshua Rosenblum; Assistant Conductor: Braden Toan; Rehearsal Pianist: Beth Fremgen, Peter Calandra and Jay Alger; Keyboards: Joshua Rosenblum; Bassoon: Braden Toan; Concertmaster: Mineko Yajima; Violin: Ming Yeh, Sandra Billingslea and Nicholas Milton; Viola: Mitsue Takayama; Cello: David Bakamjian and Julie Green; Bass: John Arbo; Bamboo Flutes/Flute/Piccolo: David Weiss; Flute/Piccolo: Timothy Malosh; Clarinet: Lino Gomez; Clarinet/Saxophone: Salvatore Spicola; Oboe/English Horn: Blair Tindall; French Horn: Russell Rizner; French Horns: Daniel Culpepper; Trumpet: Richard Henly and Anthony Gorruso; Trombone: Jack Gale; Bass Trombone/Tuba: John Hahn; Keyboard: Peter Calandra; Guitar: Doug Quinn; Percussion: Michael Hinton and Howard Joines
Assistant to the Scenic Designer: Raymond Huessy and Dana Kenn
Casting: Johnson-Liff & Zerman; General Press Representative: The Fred Nathan Company, Inc.; Logo Design by Dewynters, Limited; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Jeans courtesy of Levi Strauss & Co.; Sunglasses by Bausch & Lomb; Dance Captain: Howard Kaye; Press Associate: Dennis Crowley; Photographer: Michael Le Poer Trench; Associate Photographer: Joan Marcus
Soldier
Hustler
Ensemble
Soldier
Ensemble
Guard
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Assistant Commissar
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Guard
Owner of the Moulin Rouge
Ensemble
Ensemble
Gibbons
Ensemble
Dragon Acrobat
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Troy
Ensemble
Dragon Acrobat
Ensemble
Soldier
Hustler
Ensemble
Soldier
Hustler
Ensemble
Frye
Ensemble
Shultz
Ensemble
Nolen
Ensemble
Ensemble
Huston
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Soldier
Hustler
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Antoine
Ensemble
Dragon Acrobat
Soldier
Hustler
Ensemble
Reeves
Ensemble
Understudies:
Zar Acayan
(Thuy), Tony C. Avanti
(The Engineer), Jane Bodle
(Ellen), Annette Calud
(Kim), Imelda de los Reyes
(Kim), Leonard Joseph
(John), Jason Ma
(Thuy), Paul Matsumoto
(The Engineer), Sean McDermott
(Chris), Christopher Pecaro
(Chris), Melanie Mariko Tojio
(Kim) and Alton F. White
(John)
Broadway Theatre (Apr 11, 1991 - Jan 28, 2001)
Musical Director: Jay Alger
Associate Director: Fred Hanson
Company Manager: Susan Bell; Assistant Co. Mgr: Dave Ehle (Jul 1995 - Jan 1998); Associate Co. Mgr: Thomas Schlenk; Executive Producer: Fred Hanson
Stage Manager: Peter Wolf, Beverly Jenkins, Mark Dobrow, Lisa Buxbaum (Jan 05, 1998 - Jan 28, 2001) and Mahlon Kruse (circa. Aug 1992 - circa. Sep 1994); Production Stage Manager: Sherry Cohen and Mark Dobrow
Keyboards: Charles duChateau; Assistant Conductor: Deborah Hurwitz (Dec 1997 - Jul 1998), Matthew Sklar (Apr 11, 1991 - Jan 28, 2001), Matthew Sklar and Charles duChateau; Bass: John Arbo (circa. 1994 - circa. 2001) and Douglas Romoff; Concertmaster: Luann Montesi; Conducted by Jay Alger and Paul Raiman (Apr 12, 1999 - Aug 01, 1999); Associate Conductor: Braden Toan; Violin: Robert Shaw; Bamboo Flutes/Flute/Piccolo: Paula Bing; Oboe/English Horn: Lynne Cohen; French Horn: Jerry W. Peel and Patrick Milando; Bass Trombone/Tuba: Dean Plank; Guitars: Greg Utzig; Percussion: Keith Crupi
Assistant to General Manager: Bill Klemm; General Press Representative: The Publicity Office; Promotions: The Walton Group (1996 - 2001)
Cast
Kim
Dec 31, 2000 - Jan 28, 2001
Nolen
Mimi
The Engineer
Aug 15, 1988 - ?
Dragon Acrobat
Soldier
Frye
Doc
Bar Girl
Gibbons
Doc
Bar Girl
Reeves
Shultz
Army Nurse
Nolen
Reeves
Doc
Reeves
Chris
May 15, 1995 - Jun 15, 1995
Doc
Marine
Dragon Acrobat
Barman
Soldier
Chris
Dec 31, 2000 - Jan 28, 2001
Kim
Jul 17, 2000 - Dec 30, 2000
Kim
Jan 02, 2001 - Jan 28, 2001
Alternate
Army Nurse
Soldier
Hustler
Troy
Frye
Chris
Huston
Leila Florentino
Married on the stage of the Broadway Theatre 9/04/1993, officiated by Mayor David Dinkins
Kim
Mar 16, 1992 - Sep 04, 1993
Ellen
Oct 26, 1998 - Dec 30, 2000
Dragon Acrobat
Huston
Reeves
Dragon Acrobat
Soldier
Dragon Acrobat
Vietnamese Customer
Soldier
Hustler
Guard
Soldier
Hustler
Soldier
Hustler
Soldier
Vietnamese Customer
Assistant Commissar
Kim
Jun 14, 1999 - ?
Gibbons
Marine
Bar Girl
1994 - ?
Gibbons
Bar Girl
Kim
Alternate
Guard
Vietnamese Customer
Soldier
Bucky
Dragon Acrobat
The Engineer
Aug 19, 1991 - Sep 28, 1991
Soldier
Hustler
Gibbons
Troy
Mimi
Bar Girl
Vietnamese Customer
Soldier
Shultz
Army Nurse
Dragon Acrobat
Marine
Assistant Commissar
Swings:
Richard Bassin
, Emy Baysic
, Frankie Braxton
, Tony Capone
, Karl Christian
, Paul Dobie
, Samuel T. Gerongco
, Tina Horii
, Sala Iwamatsu
, Howard Kaye
, Shawn Ku
, Jason Ma
, Frank Maio
, Charles Munn
, Robert Orosco
, Blake Riley
and Jeff Siebert
Understudies:
Donnell Aarone
(John), Frank Baiocchi
(Chris), Robert Bartley
(Chris), Erik Bates
(Chris), Emy Baysic
(Kim), Sekiya Billman
(Ellen), C.C. Brown
(John), Tony Capone
(Chris), Charlene Carabeo
(Ellen), Curtiss I' Cook
(John), Jay Douglas
(Chris), Stephanie Douglas
(Ellen), Margaret Gates
(Ellen, Gigi), Ai Goeku
(Ellen), Cliffton Hall
(Chris), Jim Harrison
(Thuy), Devanand N. Janki
(Thuy), Norman Wendall Kauahi
(The Engineer), Thomas C. Kouo
(Thuy), Ming Lee
(The Engineer), Heidi Meyer
(Ellen), Michelle Nigalan
(Kim), Marc Oka
(Thuy), Jenni Padua
(Kim), Raymond Patterson
(John), Elizabeth Paw
(Kim), Juan P. Pineda
(Thuy), Jeff Reid
(John), Andrea Rivette
(Ellen), Ray Santos
(The Engineer), Brad Sharp
(Chris), Thos Shipley
(John), Chloe Stewart
(Kim), Jade Kaiwalani Stice
(Ellen), Roxanne Taga
(Kim), Stephen Tewksbury
(Chris), Anne Torsiglieri
(Ellen), Lucy Vance
(Ellen) and Frank Wright II
(John)
Act 1
Sung By
The Heat Is On in Saigon
The Engineer, Girls, Marines and Company
The Movie in My Mind
Gigi, Kim and Girls
The Transaction
John, The Engineer, Chris and Company
Why God Why?
Chris
Sun and Moon
Kim and Chris
The Telephone
John, Chris and The Engineer
The Ceremony
Kim, Chris and Girls
The Last Night of the World
Kim and Chris
The Morning of the Dragon
Company, Thuy and The Engineer
I Still Believe
Kim and Ellen
Back in Town
Kim, The Engineer and Thuy
You Will Not Touch Him
Kim and Thuy
If You Want to Die in Bed
The Engineer
I'd Give My Life for You
Kim and Company
Act 2
Sung By
Bui-Doi
John and Company
What a Waste
The Engineer and Company
Please
John and Kim
The Guilt Inside Your Head (The Fall of Saigon, April 1975)
Thuy, Kim, Chris, John and Company
Sun and Moon
(Reprise)
Kim
Room 317
Ellen and Kim
Now That I've Seen Her
Ellen
The Confrontation
Ellen, Chris and John
The American Dream
The Engineer and Company
Little God of My Heart
Kim and Tam
Tony Award®
Best Musical
1991 Nominee
Produced by Cameron Mackintosh
Produced by Cameron Mackintosh
Best Book of a Musical
Best Original Score
Best Actor in a Musical
1991 Winner
Jonathan Pryce
Jonathan Pryce
Best Actress in a Musical
1991 Winner
Lea Salonga
Lea Salonga
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1991 Winner
Hinton Battle
Hinton Battle
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1991 Nominee
Willy Falk
Willy Falk
Best Scenic Design
1991 Nominee
Scenic Design by John Napier
Scenic Design by John Napier
Best Lighting Design
1991 Nominee
Lighting Design by David Hersey
Lighting Design by David Hersey
Best Choreography
1991 Nominee
Musical Staging by Bob Avian
Musical Staging by Bob Avian
Best Direction of a Musical
1991 Nominee
Directed by Nicholas Hytner
Directed by Nicholas Hytner
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Actor in a Musical
1991 Winner
Jonathan Pryce
Jonathan Pryce
Outstanding Actress in a Musical
1991 Winner
Lea Salonga
Lea Salonga
Outstanding Orchestration
1991 Winner
Music orchestrated by William D. Brohn
Music orchestrated by William D. Brohn
Outstanding Lighting Design
1991 Winner
Lighting Design by David Hersey
Lighting Design by David Hersey
| Week Ending | Gross | % Gross Pot. | Attendance | % Capacity | # Previews | # Perf. |
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Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
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