Coco

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Mark Hellinger Theatre , (12/18/1969 - 10/03/1970)

Category: Musical, Original, Broadway

Setting: Maison Chanel, Rue Cambon, Paris - either in the Salon, in the apartment above...or in memory. Late Fall of 1953 to late Spring of 1954.

Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by Max Stahl and Stanley Stahl
Produced by Frederick Brisson and Montfort Productions, Inc.; Associate Producer: Fred Hebert
Music by André Previn; Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner; Book by Alan Jay Lerner; Musical Director: Robert Emmett Dolan; Music orchestrated by Hershy Kay; Dance arrangements by Harold Wheeler
Directed by Michael Benthall; Choreographed by Michael Bennett; Associate Choreographer: Bob Avian
Scenic Design by Cecil Beaton; Costume Design by Cecil Beaton; Lighting Design by Thomas Skelton; Hair Design by Joe Tubens; Film sequences produced by Milton Olshin; Film sequences directed by Fred Lemoine; Sound Design by Robert Liftin; Assistant to Mr. Beaton: Larry Reehling; Assistant to the Lighting Designer: Richard Nelson; Assistant to Mr. Tubans: Ted Azar
General Manager: Ben Rosenberg; Company Manager: Ralph Roseman
Production Supervisor: Stone Widney; Production Stage Manager: Jerry Adler; Stage Manager: Edward Preston; Assistant Stage Mgr: Robert L. Borod
Orchestra Manager: Sol Gusikoff; Music Copyist: Bob Haring, Jr.; Assistant Conductor: Fred Vogel
General Press Representative: Lee Solters and Harvey B. Sabinson; Press Representative: Leo Stern; Advertising: Ingram Ash; Dance Captain: Bonnie Walker; Cover photo by Cecil Beaton; Assistant to the Director: Larry Ziegler

Cast

Coco Chanel

Louis Greff

Will Able	Dwight Berkwit Orbach's
Vicki Allen	Ensemble
Michael Allinson	Charles Duke of Glenallen
Oscar Antony	Ensemble
Jeanne Arnold	Pignol
René Auberjonois	Sebastian Baye
Bob Avian	Grand Duke Alexandrovitch
Karin Baker	Ensemble
Roy Barry	Ensemble
Kathy Bartosh	Ensemble
Jack Beaber	Albert
Chad Block	Ronny Ginsborn Best & Co.
Jon Cypher	Papa
Jack Dabdoub	Grand Duke's Voice
Kathie Dalton	Adrienne
	Ensemble
Leslie Daniel	Nadine
Graciela Daniele	Claire
Al De Sio	Armand
Gale Dixon	Noelle
Paul Dumont	Julian Lesage
Robert Fitch	Eugene Bernstone Saks
Alice Glenn	Ensemble
Rosemarie Heyer	Colette
David Holliday	Georges
Maureen Hopkins	Ensemble
William James	Ensemble
Linda Jorgens	Ensemble
Tresha Kelly	Ensemble
Nancy Killmer	Ensemble
Carolyn Kirsch	Madelaine
Eve March	Docaton
Richard Marr	Ensemble
Jan Metternich	Ensemble
Maralyn Miles	Mimi
Rita O'Connor	Jeanine
Jo Ann Ogawa	Ensemble
Don Percassi	Ensemble
Diane Phillips	Lucille
Shirley Potter	Varne
Jean Preece	Ensemble
Ann Reinking	Ensemble
Skiles Ricketts	Ensemble
Suzanne Rogers	Solange
Charlene Ryan	Simone
Marianne Selbert	Annette
Pamela Serpe	Ensemble
Dan Siretta	Phil Rosenberry Bloomingdale's
Maggie Task	Helene
Gerald Teijelo	Ensemble
David Thomas	Claude
Margot Travers	Marie
Gene Varrone	Loublaye
	Lapidus
Bonnie Walker	Ensemble
Lynn Winn	Juliette
Richard Woods	Dr. Petitjean

Standby: Joan Copeland (Coco Chanel)

Understudies: Roy Barry (Dwight Berkwit, Eugene Bernstone), Jack Beaber (Sebastian Baye), William James (Georges, Julian Lesage), Tresha Kelly (Nadine), Nancy Killmer (Docaton, Helene), Richard Marr (Dr. Petitjean, Grand Duke Alexandrovitch, Lapidus), Suzanne Rogers (Noelle), Maggie Task (Pignol), Gerald Teijelo (Albert, Armand, Phil Rosenberry, Ronny Ginsborn), David Thomas (Charles, Louis Greff) and Gene Varrone (Claude, Papa)

1970 Tony Award^® Best Musical
	Book by Alan Jay Lerner; Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner; Music by André Previn; Produced by Frederick Brisson [nominee]
1970 Tony Award^® Best Actress in a Musical
	Katharine Hepburn [nominee]
1970 Tony Award^® Best Featured Actor in a Musical
	René Auberjonois [winner]
	George Rose [nominee]
1970 Tony Award^® Best Costume Design
	Cecil Beaton [winner]
1970 Tony Award^® Best Choreography
	Michael Bennett [nominee]
1970 Tony Award^® Best Direction of a Musical
	Michael Benthall [nominee]
1970 Theatre World Award
	David Holliday [winner]

ACT 1	Sung By
But That's the Way You Are	Alex
The World Belongs to the Young	Coco Chanel, Louis Greff, Sebastian Baye, Pignol and Company
Let's Go Home	Georges
Mademoiselle Cliche de Paris	Coco Chanel
On the Corner of the Rue Cambon	Coco Chanel
The Money Rings Out Like Freedom	Coco Chanel and Ensemble
A Brand New Dress	Noelle
A Woman Is How She Loves	Georges
Gabrielle	Papa
Coco	Coco Chanel
The Preparation	Coco Chanel and Company
ACT 2	Sung By
Fiasco	Sebastian Baye and Simone
When Your Lover Says Goodbye	Louis Greff
Coco (Reprise)	Coco Chanel
Ohrbach's, Bloomingdale's, Best & Saks	The Buyers
Ohrbach's, Bloomingdale's, Best & Saks (Reprise)	Coco Chanel and Ensemble
Always Mademoisielle	Coco Chanel and Mannequins