Little Johnny Jones
MusicalRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 21, 1982
Closing Date
Mar 21, 1982
1st Preview
Feb 25, 1982
1st Preview
Feb 25, 1982
Previews
29
Performances
1
MusicalRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: Mar 21, 1982
Close Date: Mar 21, 1982
Closed Flag: n
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
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PeopleProduced by James M. Nederlander, Steven Leber, David Krebs and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing ArtsOriginally produced by The Goodspeed Opera House (Michael P. Price, Executive Producer)Book by George M. Cohan; Music by George M. Cohan; Lyrics by George M. Cohan; Book adapted by Alfred Uhry; Musical Director: Lynn Crigler; Music orchestrated by Eddie Sauter and Mack Schlefer; Dance arrangements by Russell Warner; Vocal arrangements and additional dance arrangements by Robert FisherDirected by Gerald Gutierrez; Choreography and Musical Staging by Dan SirettaScenic Design by Robert Randolph; Costume Design by David Toser; Lighting Design by Thomas Skelton; Sound Design by Abe JacobGeneral Manager: Marvin A. Krauss; Assistant Co. Mgr: Sue FrostProduction Supervisor: Robert V. Straus; Stage Manager: John Actman; Assistant Stage Mgr: Earl Aaron LevineMusic Consultant: Alfred SimonProduction Associate: Warren Pincus; Press Representative: Fred Nathan and Eileen McMahon; Dance Captain: Jonathan Aronson; Advertising: Interart and Michael DeLuise; Photographer: Martha SwopeAnnouncer at English DerbyCaptain SquirvyAmerican Boy, Porter and SailorAmerican Boy, Porter and SailorStandby: Jamie Torcellini (Johnny Jones)Understudies: Colleen Ashton (Mrs. Kenworth, Florabelle Fly), Susan Fenner (Goldie Gates), Gary Kirsch (Timothy D. McGee) and Earl Aaron Levine (Anthony Anstey, Starter at the Hotel Cecil, Announcer at English Derby, Captain Squirvy, Sing-Song, Whitney Wilson)
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Songsmusic by George M. Cohan; lyrics by George M. CohanAct 1Sung ByThe Cecil in LondonStarter at the Hotel Cecil and EnsembleThen I'd Be Satisfied With LifeAnthony AnsteyYankee Doodle BoyJohnny Jones and EnsembleOh, You Wonderful BoyGoldie Gates, Florabelle Fly and American GirlsThe Voice in My HeartMrs. Kenworth and EnsembleFinalettoCompanyAct 2Sung ByCaptain of a Ten Day BoatCaptain Squirvy and EnsembleGoodbye FloFlorabelle Fly and SailorsLife's a Funny PropositionJohnny JonesLet's You and I Just Say GoodbyeGoldie GatesGive My Regards to BroadwayJohnny Jones and EnsembleExtra! Extra!NewsboysAmerican RagtimeFlorabelle Fly, Timothy D. McGee, Johnny Jones and EnsembleFinaleCompany
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Statistics
Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf. Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
Produced by James M. Nederlander, Steven Leber, David Krebs and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Originally produced by The Goodspeed Opera House (Michael P. Price, Executive Producer)
Book by George M. Cohan; Music by George M. Cohan; Lyrics by George M. Cohan; Book adapted by Alfred Uhry; Musical Director: Lynn Crigler; Music orchestrated by Eddie Sauter and Mack Schlefer; Dance arrangements by Russell Warner; Vocal arrangements and additional dance arrangements by Robert Fisher
Directed by Gerald Gutierrez; Choreography and Musical Staging by Dan Siretta
Scenic Design by Robert Randolph; Costume Design by David Toser; Lighting Design by Thomas Skelton; Sound Design by Abe Jacob
General Manager: Marvin A. Krauss; Assistant Co. Mgr: Sue Frost
Production Supervisor: Robert V. Straus; Stage Manager: John Actman; Assistant Stage Mgr: Earl Aaron Levine
Music Consultant: Alfred Simon
Production Associate: Warren Pincus; Press Representative: Fred Nathan and Eileen McMahon; Dance Captain: Jonathan Aronson; Advertising: Interart and Michael DeLuise; Photographer: Martha Swope
Announcer at English Derby
Captain Squirvy
American Boy, Porter and Sailor
American Boy, Porter and Sailor
Standby:
Jamie Torcellini
(Johnny Jones)
Understudies:
Colleen Ashton
(Mrs. Kenworth, Florabelle Fly), Susan Fenner
(Goldie Gates), Gary Kirsch
(Timothy D. McGee) and Earl Aaron Levine
(Anthony Anstey, Starter at the Hotel Cecil, Announcer at English Derby, Captain Squirvy, Sing-Song, Whitney Wilson)
music by George M. Cohan; lyrics by George M. Cohan
Act 1
Sung By
The Cecil in London
Starter at the Hotel Cecil and Ensemble
Then I'd Be Satisfied With Life
Anthony Anstey
Yankee Doodle Boy
Johnny Jones and Ensemble
Oh, You Wonderful Boy
Goldie Gates, Florabelle Fly and American Girls
The Voice in My Heart
Mrs. Kenworth and Ensemble
Finaletto
Company
Act 2
Sung By
Captain of a Ten Day Boat
Captain Squirvy and Ensemble
Goodbye Flo
Florabelle Fly and Sailors
Life's a Funny Proposition
Johnny Jones
Let's You and I Just Say Goodbye
Goldie Gates
Give My Regards to Broadway
Johnny Jones and Ensemble
Extra! Extra!
Newsboys
American Ragtime
Florabelle Fly, Timothy D. McGee, Johnny Jones and Ensemble
Finale
Company
| Week Ending | Gross | % Gross Pot. | Attendance | % Capacity | # Previews | # Perf. |
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Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
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