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Sugar

Majestic Theatre , (4/09/1972 - 6/23/1973)

Category: Musical, Comedy, Original, Broadway

Setting: 1931. Chicago, Miami and in between.

Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization
Produced by David Merrick
Music by Jule Styne; Lyrics by Bob Merrill; Book by Peter Stone; From the screenplay "Some Like It Hot" by Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond; Based on a story by Robert Thoeren; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Dance arrangements by John Berkman; Musical Director: Elliot Lawrence; Vocal arrangements by Elliot Lawrence
Directed by Gower Champion; Choreographed by Gower Champion; Associate Choreographer: Bert Michaels
Scenic Design by Robin Wagner; Costume Design by Alvin Colt; Lighting Design by Martin Aronstein; Hair Styles by Joe Tubens; Make-Up Design by Joe Cranzano; Assistant to Mr. Colt: Domingo Rodriguez; Assistant to Mr. Aronstein: Lawrence Metzler
General Manager: Jack Schlissel; Company Manager: Vince McKnight
Production Stage Manager: Charles Blackwell; Stage Manager: Henry Velez; Assistant Stage Mgr: Bob St. Clair
Supervisor Music Copyist: Thomas Brown; Music Contractor: Elliot Lawrence
Press Representative: Harvey B. Sabinson and Sandra Manley; Advertising: Blaine-Thompson and Fred Golden; Production Associate: Samuel Liff; Dance Captain: Sandra Brewer; Assistant to Mr. Merrick: Helen Nickerson; Casting: Geri Windsor; Photographer: Martha Swope

Cast

Elaine Joyce	Sugar Kane
Sheila Smith	Sweet Sue

Ken Ayers	Cabdriver
	"Chicago" Singer
	Knuckles's Gang
Nicole Barth	Bass Society Syncopater
	Sunbather
Andy Bew	Bellboy
	Spats's Gang
Roger Bigelow	Spats's Gang
George Blackwell	Train Conductor
	"Chicago" Singer
Pamela Blair	Saxophone Society Syncopater
	Sunbather
Dick Bonelle	Knuckles Norton
	"Chicago" Singer
Gerard Brentte	Dude
Sandra Brewer	Swing Dancer
Eileen Casey	Olga
	Saxophone Society Syncopater
	Sunbather
Steve Condos	Spats Palazzo
Harriett Conrad	Piano Society Syncopater
Gene Cooper	Spats's Gang
Terry Cullen	Trombone Society Syncopater
Arthur Faria	Spats's Gang
Denny Martin Finn	Swing Dancer
Linda Gandell	Drums Society Syncopater
Igors Gavon	Poker Player
	"Chicago" Singer
Gene GeBauer	Spats's Gang
Robin Hoctor	Sunbather
Alan Kass	Bienstock
Leslie Latham	Trumpet Society Syncopater
Debra Lyman	Saxophone Society Syncopater
	Sunbather
Peggy Lyman	Sunbather
Richard Maxon	Knuckles's Gang
John Mineo	Spats's Gang
Dale Muchmore	Knuckles's Gang
Sally Neal	Saxophone Society Syncopater
	Sunbather
Hal Norman	"Chicago" Singer
Alexander Orfaly	Knuckles's Gang
Don Percassi	Spats's Gang
Marilou Sirinek	Trumpet Society Syncopater
Pamela Sousa	Sunbather
Kathleen Witmer	Trombone Society Syncopater
Mary Zahn	Saxophone Society Syncopater

1973 Tony Award^® Best Musical
	Produced by David Merrick [nominee]
1973 Tony Award^® Best Actor in a Musical
	Robert Morse [nominee]
1973 Tony Award^® Best Choreography
	Gower Champion [nominee]
1973 Tony Award^® Best Direction of a Musical
	Gower Champion [nominee]
1972 Theatre World Award
	Elaine Joyce [winner]
1972 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Performance
	Performer: Robert Morse [winner]

music by Jule Styne; lyrics by Bob Merrill

ACT 1	Sung By
Windy City Marmelade	Sweet Sue and All Girl Band
Penniless Bums	Jerry, Joe and Unemployed Musicians
Tear the Town Apart	Spats's Gang
The Beauty That Drives Men Mad	Jerry and Joe
We Could Be Close	Jerry and Sugar Kane
Sun on My Face	Jerry, Joe, Sugar Kane, Sweet Sue, Bienstock and Ensemble
November Song	Millionaires and Osgood Fielding, Jr.
Sugar	Jerry and Joe
ACT 2	Sung By
Hey, Why Not!	Sugar Kane and Ensemble
Beautiful Through and Through	Osgood Fielding, Jr. and Jerry
What Do You Give to a Man Who's Had Everything?	Joe and Sugar Kane
Magic Night's	Jerry
It's Always Love	Joe
When You Meet a Man in Chicago	Jerry, Joe, Sugar Kane, Sweet Sue, All Girl Band and Chorus Line