MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 19, 1972
Closing Date
Nov 25, 1972
1st Preview
Nov 02, 1972
1st Preview
Nov 02, 1972
Previews
12
Performances
9
MusicalOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
(Nov 19, 1972 - Nov 25, 1972)
Setting
1906. Paris.
Produced by Gene Dingenary, Miranda D'Ancona and Nancy Levering; Associate Producer: Dan Rodden
Music by Don Gohman; Book by Don Ettlinger and Anna Marie Barlow; Lyrics by Hal Hackady; Based on the novel by Henry James; Musical Director: Herbert Grossman; Vocal arrangements by Herbert Grossman; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Dance arrangements by Trude Rittman
Directed by Stone Widney; Choreographed by Joyce Trisler; Musical Staging by Joyce Trisler
Scenic Design by Peter Rice; Costume Design by Peter Rice; Lighting Design by Martin Aronstein; Costumes supervised by Sara Brook
Company Manager: Malcolm Allen; Manager for the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre: Leonard Soloway
American Production supervised by Robert Guerra; Production Stage Manager: Alan Hall; Stage Manager: Mary Porter Hall
Press Representative: Reginald Denenholz and Timothy A. Burke
Danielle Darrieux
Marie de Vionnet
Howard Keel
Lewis Lambert Strether
Janis Ansley
Person of Paris
Patricia Arnell
Flower Girl
 
Germaine
 
Person of Paris
Dwight Arno
Waiter
 
Person of Paris
Marcia Brooks
Person of Paris
Nikolas Dante
Bellboy
 
Person of Paris
Richard Dodd
Person of Paris
M'el Dowd
Amelia Newsome
Vito Durante
Person of Paris
Phillip Filiato
Person of Paris
Lynn Fitzpatrick
Person of Paris
Larry Giroux
Dancing Teacher
 
Artist
 
Person of Paris
Charlie Goeddertz
Person of Paris
Michael Goodwin
Bilham
Gerald Haston
Person of Paris
Alexis Hoff
Person of Paris
Robert L. Hultman
Headwaiter
 
Waiter
 
Person of Paris
Douglas E. Hunnikin
Person of Paris
Genette Lane
Person of Paris
Betsy Ann Leadbetter
Person of Paris
Nancy Lynch
Person of Paris
Linda Lee MacArthur
Person of Paris
Andrea Marcovicci
Jeanne de Vionnet
Carmen Mathews
Gloriani
Adam Petroski
Porter
 
Person of Paris
Dean Russell
Person of Paris
David Sabin
Waymarsh
Salicia Saree
Person of Paris
Michael Shannon
Chad
Ellie Smith
Person of Paris
Suzanne Sponsler
Person of Paris
Dixie Stewart
Lady in Park
 
Person of Paris
Marsha Tamaroff
Innkeeper's Wife
 
Person of Paris
Jack Trussel
Guide
 
Hotel Manager
 
Person of Paris
Chester Walker
Person of Paris
Standby: Steve Arlen (Lewis Lambert Strether) and Margaret Moser (Marie de Vionnet)
Understudies: Patricia Arnell (Jeanne de Vionnet), Lynn Fitzpatrick (Flower Girl, Germaine) and Michael Goodwin (Chad)
music by Don Gohman; lyrics by Hal Hackady
Act 1
Sung By
Lambert's Quandary
Lewis Lambert Strether
Lilas
Flower Girl
I Know the Man
Marie de Vionnet
The Right Time, the Right Place
Gloriani's Guests
She Passed My Way
Marie de Vionnet and Guests
Something More
Lewis Lambert Strether
Love Finds the Lonely
Jeanne de Vionnet
Surprise
Marie de Vionnet, Lewis Lambert Strether and People of Left Bank
Happy Man
Lewis Lambert Strether
Act 2
Sung By
Lilas, What Happened to Paris
Lewis Lambert Strether and Flower Girl
Young With Him
Marie de Vionnet
Too Much to Forgive
Lewis Lambert Strether
Why Do Women Have to Call It Love
Gloriani and Waymarsh
Mama
Jeanne de Vionnet
That's What I Need Tonight
Marie de Vionnet and Lewis Lambert Strether
That's What I Need Tonight
Lewis Lambert Strether, Marie de Vionnet and People of Paris
Gossip
Ladies of Paris
Not Tomorrow
Marie de Vionnet
All of My Life
Lewis Lambert Strether
Thank You, No
Lewis Lambert Strether
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