Minskoff Theatre, (11/9/1997 - 10/1/1998)
Minskoff Theatre, (10/10/1998 - 5/30/1999) Scarlet Pimpernel 2.0 (revised version)
Neil Simon Theatre, (9/10/1999 - 1/2/2000) Scarlet Pimpernel 3.0 (revised version)

Category: Musical, Comedy, Original, Broadway
Setting: May into July, 1794. England and France

Comments: This production closed, reopened as an entirely "revised" production, and subsequently went on to transfer theatres. Individuals involved with the revised version are credited on the replacement/transfer page.

Opening Night Production Credits [see more]

Theatre Owned / Operated by James M. Nederlander, Myron A. Minskoff and The Nederlander Organization (James M. Nederlander: Chairman Emeritus; James L. Nederlander: Chairman; Robert E. Nederlander: President)

Produced by Pierre Cossette, Bill Haber, Hallmark Entertainment, Ted Forstmann and Kathleen Raitt

Music by Frank Wildhorn; Book by Nan Knighton; Lyrics by Nan Knighton; Based on the novel "The Scarlet Pimpernel" by Baroness Orczy; Music orchestrated by Kim Scharnberg; Musical Director: Ron Melrose; Vocal arrangements by Ron Melrose; Associate Musical Dir.: Wendy Bobbitt Cavett

Directed by Peter Hunt; Choreographed by Adam Pelty

Scenic Design by Andrew Jackness; Costume Design by Jane Greenwood; Lighting Design by Natasha Katz; Sound Design by Karl Richardson; Hair Design by Paul Huntley; Associate Scenic Design: Anna Louizos and Nancy Thun; Assistant Scenic Design: Michael Simms; Associate Costume Design: Angelina Avallone; Assistant Costume Design: MaryAnn D. Smith; Associate Lighting Design: Ted Mather; Assistant Lighting Design: Traci Klainer-McDonnell; Associate Sound Design: Peter Hylenski and Cynthia J. Hawkins

General Manager: 101 Productions, Ltd. (Jeff Wilson, Wendy Orshan); Company Manager: Ron Gubin

Production Manager: Peter Fulbright; Production Stage Manager: Steven Beckler; Stage Manager: Bonnie L. Becker; Assistant Stage Mgr: Marcos Dinnerstein; Technical Supervisor: Tech Production Services, Inc.

Musical Supervisor: Jason Howland; Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Conducted by Ron Melrose; Associate Conductor: Wendy Bobbitt Cavett; Assistant Conductor: Andrew Wilder; Concert Master: Michael Roth; Violin: Britt Swenson, Lisa Matricardi, Laura Oatts and Ashley D. Horne; Viola: Liuh-Wen Ting and Leslie Tomkins; Cello: Daniel D. Miller and Sarah Hewitt; Bass: Richard Sarpola; Woodwind: Edward Joffe, James Roe, Andrew Sterman and Gilbert Dejean; Trumpet: Chris Gekker; Trombone: Mike Christianson; French Horn: Chris Komer and Kelly Dent; Keyboards: Wendy Bobbitt Cavett, Robert Gustafson and Andrew Wilder; Percussion: John Meyers and Benjamin Herman

Casting: Hughes / Moss Casting; Press Representative: Boneau / Bryan-Brown; Marketing: FourFront, Inc.; Fight direction by Rick Sordelet; Dialect Coach: Stephen Gabis; Fight Captain: Marcos Dinnerstein; Advertising: Grey Advertising; Logo Design: Frank Verlizzo

Christine Andreas	Marguerite St. Just
Terrence Mann	Chauvelin
Douglas Sills	Percy Blakeney
Stephanie Bast	Ensemble
Eric Bennyhoff	Coupeau
Bill Bowers Broadway debut	Leggett
Pamela Burrell	Lady Llewellyn
Nick Cavarra	Ensemble
Gilles Chiasson	Armand St. Just
Dave Clemmons	Ben
David Cromwell	Robespierre
	Prince of Wales
	Fisherman
R. F. Daley	Neville
Ed Dixon	Ozzy
James Dybas	Jessup
William Thomas Evans	Hastings
Allen Fitzpatrick	Farleigh
Sutton Foster	Ensemble
Jeff Gardner	Mercier
Melissa Hart	Ensemble
Philip Hoffman	Tussaud
Marine Jahan Broadway debut	Madame St. Cyr
James Judy	Dewhurst
Ken Labey Broadway debut	Grappin
Lauri Landry	Ensemble
Alison Lory Broadway debut	Ensemble
Don Mayo	Ensemble
Kevyn Morrow	Ensemble
Katie Nutt Broadway debut	Ensemble
Adam Pelty	Elton
Terry Richmond Broadway debut	Ensemble
Sandy Rosenberg Broadway debut	Lady Digby
Craig Rubano	Ensemble
Ron Sharpe	Hal
Tim Shew	St. Cyr
Elizabeth Ward	Marie
Charles West	Ensemble

Swings: Paul Castree, Sarah Knapp, Catherine LaValle, Ed Sala.

Standby: George Dvorsky (Percy Blakeney).

Understudies: Eric Bennyhoff (Chauvelin), James Dybas (Prince of Wales, Robespierre), Lauri Landry (Marguerite St. Just), Adam Pelty (Dewhurst), Craig Rubano (Armand St. Just), Ed Sala (Ozzy).