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Tammany / The Agreeable Surprise
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| First Preview: | Total Previews: | ||
| Opening Date: | Mar 03, 1794 | ||
| Closing Date: | Apr 11, 1794 | Total Performances: | 4 |
Category: Musical, Opera, One Act, Spectacle, Original, Broadway
Tammany
Category: Musical, Opera, One Act, Spectacle, Original, Broadway
| Production Staff | |
|---|---|
| Produced by Old American Company (Lewis Hallam & John Henry) | |
| Libretto by Anne Julia Hatton; Music by James Hewitt; Prologue by Richard B. Davis | |
| Scenic Design by Charles Ciceri and Charles Robins | |
| Cast |
|---|
| Mr. Bisset | Indian | |
| John Durang | Indian Dancer | |
| Lewis Hallam | Columbus | |
| Mrs. Lewis Hallam | Rhema | |
| Mrs. Hamilton | Zulla | |
| Mr. Hammond | Spaniard | |
| John Hodgkinson | Tammany | |
| Mrs. John Hodgkinson | Manana | |
| Mr. Kenna | Spaniard | |
| Mrs. Kenna | Indian Woman | |
| Mr. King | Perez | |
| Mrs. King | Indian Woman | |
| Mrs. Lang | Indian Woman | |
| John Martin | Ferdinand | |
| Mr. Miller | Indian Dancer | |
| Mrs. Miller | Indian Woman | |
| Mr. O'Reilly | Spaniard | |
| W. H. Prigmore | Wegaw | |
| Mr. Richards | Indian | |
| Mr. Robbins | Indian | |
| Mr. West | Indian |
The Agreeable Surprise
Category: Musical, Comedy, Opera, One Act, Original, Broadway
| Production Staff | |
|---|---|
| Produced by Old American Company (Lewis Hallam & John Henry) | |
| Libretto by John O'Keeffe; Music by Samuel Arnold | |
| Cast |
|---|
| Mr. Ashton | Chicane | |
| John Durang | Thomas | |
| Mrs. Hamilton | Fringe | |
| John Hodgkinson | Lingo | |
| Mrs. John Hodgkinson | Cowslip | |
| Mr. King | Sir Felix Friendly | |
| Mrs. King | Laura | |
| Mr. Martin | Eugene | |
| Mrs. Miller | The Widow Chesire | |
| Mr. O'Reilly | John | |
| Mr. Ryan | Mr. Cudden | |
| Mr. Woolls | Compton |
music by James Hewitt; lyrics by Anne Julia Hatton
| ACT 1 | Sung By |
|---|---|
| Whence glows in each Columbian breast that flame | Tammany |
| Refulgent pow'r! whose gladsome ray | Manana |
| Dear woods! beneath whose spreading bows | Manana |
| At early dawn to rouse the chase | Manana |
| When dark and cheerless is the sky | Manana |
| Neer Or'noco's limpid stream | Men, Zulla and Manana |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
| For the deep sups of this liquor I swear | Wegaw |
| Sweet simple maid dispel each fear | Ferdinand |
| See! the orb of night appears | Manana |
| Pale chilly fear my heart assails | Manana |
| Joy and mirth dispel, the pensive tears of grief | Chorus |
| ACT 3 | Sung By |
| Fury swells my aching soul | Tammany |
| From they dear brow that frown remove | Manana |
| Soft peace, alas! from us is flown | Manana |
| The sun sets in night and then stars shun the day (Altered from the old Indian song) | Tammany and Manana |
| Now let's forget each woe that's past | Tammany, Manana and Chorus |
| Yes, he deserv'd our warmest praise | Tammany and Manana |
| Oh Hero! sunk alas thy might | Indian Priests |
| You whose souls with virtue burn | Indians and Spaniards |
| Indian maids your voices raise | Chorus of Women |
| While we rear the standard high | Chorus |
| The Drama over- 't has been long the vogue | Ferdinand |