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| First Preview: | Feb 14, 1994 |
Total Previews: | 18 |
| Opening Date: | Mar 03, 1994 |
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| Closing Date: | Aug 06, 1995 |
Total Performances: | 533 |
| Production Staff |
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| Theatre Owned / Operated by The Nederlander Organization (James M. Nederlander: Chairman; Robert E. Nederlander: President; James L. Nederlander: Vice-President) |
| Produced by Mitchell Maxwell, PolyGram Diversified Entertainment, Dan Markley, Kevin McCollum, Victoria Maxwell, Fred H. Krones, Andrea Nasher, The Frankel-Viertel-Baruch Group, Paula Heil Fisher and Julie Ross; Produced in association with Jon B. Platt, Alan J. Schuster and Peter Breger; Associate Producer: Thomas Hall, Jennifer Manocherian, Jonathan Pillot, Andrea Pines, TDI, Inc., Mark Balsam, Meyer Ackerman, Julian Schlossberg and Workin' Man Films, Inc. |
| Originally produced by Old Globe Theatre (Jack O'Brien, Artistic Director; Thomas Hall, Managing Director) |
| Book by George Abbott and Douglass Wallop ; Music by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross; Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross; Based on the novel "The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant" by Douglass Wallop ; Book revisions by Jack O'Brien; Music orchestrated by Douglas Besterman ; Dance arrangements by Tom Fay; Additional dance arrangements by David Krane; Vocal arrangements by James Raitt |
| Directed by Jack O'Brien; Choreographed by Rob Marshall; Assistant Director: Will Roberson; Assistant Choreographer: Kathleen Marshall |
| Scenic Design by Douglas W. Schmidt; Costume Design by David C. Woolard; Lighting Design by David F. Segal; Sound Design by Jonathan Deans; Hair Design by J. Roy Helland; Make-Up Design by J. Roy Helland; Associate Lighting Design: Susan A. White; Assistant to Mr. Schmidt: Randall K. Richards; Assistant to Mr. Woolard: Tracy Christensen; Personal Assistant to Mr. Segal: Alexandra Pontone |
| General Manager: Charlotte W. Wilcox; Company Manager: Robb Lady; Associate Gen. Mgr: Susan Sampliner |
| Production Stage Manager: Douglas Pagliotti; Production Supervisor: Alan Hall; Technical Supervisor: John Wolf; Assistant Stage Mgr: Cosmo P. Hanson |
| Musical Coordinator: William Meade; Musical Continuity by James Raitt; By arrangement with Music Theatre International; Associate Conductor: Robert Hirschhorn and David Chase; Concert Master: Marti Sweet; Reeds: Laurence Feldman, Edward Joffe, Rick Centalonza, William Meade, Frank Santagata, Kenneth Hitchcock and Rodger Rosenberg; Trumpet: David Stahl, Danny Cahn and Steve Guttman; Trombone: Keith O'Quinn and Dale Kirkland; Bass Trombone: Jack Schatz; French Horn: Ann Yarbrough; Violin: David Niwa, Carlos Villa and Rebekah Johnson; Cello: Sarah Carter; Harp: Kathryn Easter; Bass: Ronald Raffio; Drums: Martin Fischer and Raymond Marchica; Percussion: Ian Finkel and Ian Finkle; Piano: Robert Hirschhorn and David Chase; Keyboard 2: Nancy Blair Wolfe |
| Special Effects by Gregory Meeh; Pianos by Baldwin |
| Casting: Jay Binder; National Press Representative: Peter Cromarty & Company; Dance Captain: Cynthia Onrubia; Production Coordinator: Lesley Mazzotta; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Baseball Consultant: Barry Weinberg; Photographer: Martha Swope and Associates; Promotions: Keith Hurd |
| 1995 Theatre World Special Award |
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 | Jerry Lewis [winner] |
| 1994 Theatre World Award |
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| Jarrod Emick [winner] |
| 1994 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical |
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| | Produced by Mitchell Maxwell, PolyGram Diversified Entertainment, Dan Markley, Kevin McCollum, Victoria Maxwell, Fred H. Krones, Andrea Nasher, The Frankel-Viertel-Baruch Group, Paula Heil Fisher and Julie Ross; Produced in association with Jon B. Platt, Alan J. Schuster and Peter Breger [nominee] | | 1994 Tony Award® Best Actor in a Musical |
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| | Victor Garber [nominee] |
| 1994 Tony Award® Best Featured Actor in a Musical |
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| Jarrod Emick [winner] |
| 1994 Tony Award® Best Choreography |
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| | Rob Marshall [nominee] |
| 1994 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Musical Revival |
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| | Produced by Mitchell Maxwell, PolyGram Diversified Entertainment, Dan Markley, Kevin McCollum, Victoria Maxwell, Fred H. Krones, Andrea Nasher, The Frankel-Viertel-Baruch Group, Paula Heil Fisher and Julie Ross; Produced in association with Jon B. Platt, Alan J. Schuster and Peter Breger [nominee] | | 1994 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Musical |
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| Performer: Jarrod Emick [winner] | | 1994 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Orchestrations |
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| | Douglas Besterman [nominee] |
| ACT 1 | Sung By |
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| Six Months Out of Every Year | Meg Boyd, Joe Boyd, Sister, Gloria Thorpe, Husbands and Wives |
| Goodbye, Old Girl | Joe Boyd and Joe Hardy |
| Blooper Ballet | The Senators |
| Heart | Van Buren and The Senators |
| Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, Mo. | Gloria Thorpe and The Senators |
| Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, Mo. (Reprise) | Gloria Thorpe, Joe Hardy and Ensemble |
| A Little Brains, A Little Talent | Lola |
| A Man Doesn't Know | Meg Boyd and Joe Hardy |
| Whatever Lola Wants (Lola Gets) | Lola |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
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| Who's Got the Pain? | Lola and the Senators |
| The Game | the Senators |
| Near To You | Joe Hardy and Meg Boyd |
| Those Were the Good Old Days | Applegate |
| Two Lost Souls | Lola and Applegate |
| A Man Doesn't Know (Reprise) | Meg Boyd and Joe Boyd |
| Heart (Reprise) | Company |
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