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Pacific Overtures
Tour
Opening Date
Aug 31, 1976
Closing Date
Dec 18, 1976
Musical
Comedy
Drama
Original
National Tour
Open Date: Aug 31, 1976
Close Date: Dec 18, 1976
Closed Flag: Y
Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
Japan. July, 1853 and on.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Hal Prince
; Produced in association with
Ruth Mitchell
Book by
John Weidman
; Music by
Stephen Sondheim
; Lyrics by
Stephen Sondheim
; Additional Material by
Hugh Wheeler
; Music orchestrated by
Jonathan Tunick
; Dance Music by
Daniel Troob
; Musical Director:
Paul Gemignani
Directed by
Hal Prince
; Choreographed by
Patricia Birch
; Kabuki Consultant:
Haruki Fujimoto
Scenic Design by
Boris Aronson
; Costume Design by
Florence Klotz
; Lighting Design by
Tharon Musser
; Make-Up Design by
Richard Allen
; Wig Design by
Richard Allen
; Masks & Dolls by
E.J. Taylor
Music published by
Tommy Valando
; Original Cast Album &Tapes;:
RCA Records
; Shamisen:
Fusako Yoshida
; Percussion:
Charlie Chin
Mako
Reciter
Shogun
Jonathan Goble
Soon-Teck Oh
Tamate
Kayama's Wife
Samurai
Storyteller
Swordsman
Isao Sato
Kayama
Yuki Shimoda
Abe, First Councillor
Sab Shimono
Manjiro
Ernest Abuba
Samurai
Adams
Noble
Tisa Chang
Shogun's Wife
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Paula Chin
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
James Dybas
Second Councillor
Old Man
French Admiral
Kenneth S. Eiland
Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry
Timm Fujii
Son
Priest
Girl
Noble
British Sailor
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Joey Ginza
Japanese Sounds
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Jeff Hall
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Larry Hama
Williams
Lord of the South
Ernest Harada
Physician
Madam
British Admiral
Alvin Ing
Shogun's Mother
Observer
Merchant
American Admiral
Janice Kanemitsu
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Patrick Kinser-Lau
Shogun's Companion
Girl
Dutch Admiral
British Sailor
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Jae Woo Lee
Fisherman
Sumo Wrestler
Lord of the South
Freddy Mao
Third Councillor
Samurai's Daughter
Tony Marinyo
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Tom Matsusaka
Imperial Priest
Kevin Maung
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Kim Miyori
Servant
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Dingo Secretario
Girl
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Richard Lee Sung
Grandmother
Sumo Wrestler
Japanese Merchant
Mark Hsu Syers
Samurai
Thief
Soothsayer
Warrior
Russian Admiral
British Sailor
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Ricardo Tobia
Observer
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Gedde Watanabe
Priest
Girl
Boy
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Understudies:
Ernest Abuba
(Swordsman, Abe, First Councillor),
Patrick Kinser-Lau
(Manjiro),
Jae Woo Lee
(Reciter),
Freddy Mao
(Samurai, Storyteller),
Tony Marinyo
(Third Councillor),
Tom Matsusaka
(Kayama),
Ricardo Tobia
(Second Councillor) and
Gedde Watanabe
(Tamate)
Songs
music by
Stephen Sondheim
; lyrics by
Stephen Sondheim
The Advantages of Floating in the Middle of the Sea
Reciter and Company
There Is No Other Way
Tamate and Observers
Four Black Dragons
Fisherman, Thief, Reciter and Townspeople
Chrysanthemum Tea
Shogun, Shogun's Mother, Shogun's Wife, Soothsayer, Priests, Shogun's Companion, Physician and Sumo Wrestlers
Poems
Kayama and Manjiro
Welcome To Kanagawa
Madam and Girls
Someone in a Tree
Old Man, Reciter, Boy and Warrior
Lion Dance
Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry
Please Hello!
Lord Abe, Reciter, American Admiral, British Admiral, Dutch Admiral, Russian Admiral and French Admiral
A Bowler Hat
Kayama and Manjiro
Pretty Lady
British Sailors
Next
Reciter and Company
Tour Stops
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Theatre
City and State
Nov 02, 1976 - Dec 18, 1976
Curran Theater
San Francisco, CA
Aug 31, 1976 - Oct 16, 1976
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
Los Angeles, CA
People
Songs
Tour Stops
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Hal Prince
; Produced in association with
Ruth Mitchell
Book by
John Weidman
; Music by
Stephen Sondheim
; Lyrics by
Stephen Sondheim
; Additional Material by
Hugh Wheeler
; Music orchestrated by
Jonathan Tunick
; Dance Music by
Daniel Troob
; Musical Director:
Paul Gemignani
Directed by
Hal Prince
; Choreographed by
Patricia Birch
; Kabuki Consultant:
Haruki Fujimoto
Scenic Design by
Boris Aronson
; Costume Design by
Florence Klotz
; Lighting Design by
Tharon Musser
; Make-Up Design by
Richard Allen
; Wig Design by
Richard Allen
; Masks & Dolls by
E.J. Taylor
Music published by
Tommy Valando
; Original Cast Album &Tapes;:
RCA Records
; Shamisen:
Fusako Yoshida
; Percussion:
Charlie Chin
Mako
Reciter
Shogun
Jonathan Goble
Soon-Teck Oh
Tamate
Kayama's Wife
Samurai
Storyteller
Swordsman
Isao Sato
Kayama
Yuki Shimoda
Abe, First Councillor
Sab Shimono
Manjiro
Ernest Abuba
Samurai
Adams
Noble
Tisa Chang
Shogun's Wife
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Paula Chin
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
James Dybas
Second Councillor
Old Man
French Admiral
Kenneth S. Eiland
Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry
Timm Fujii
Son
Priest
Girl
Noble
British Sailor
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Joey Ginza
Japanese Sounds
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Jeff Hall
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Larry Hama
Williams
Lord of the South
Ernest Harada
Physician
Madam
British Admiral
Alvin Ing
Shogun's Mother
Observer
Merchant
American Admiral
Janice Kanemitsu
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Patrick Kinser-Lau
Shogun's Companion
Girl
Dutch Admiral
British Sailor
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Jae Woo Lee
Fisherman
Sumo Wrestler
Lord of the South
Freddy Mao
Third Councillor
Samurai's Daughter
Tony Marinyo
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Tom Matsusaka
Imperial Priest
Kevin Maung
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Kim Miyori
Servant
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Dingo Secretario
Girl
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Richard Lee Sung
Grandmother
Sumo Wrestler
Japanese Merchant
Mark Hsu Syers
Samurai
Thief
Soothsayer
Warrior
Russian Admiral
British Sailor
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Ricardo Tobia
Observer
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Gedde Watanabe
Priest
Girl
Boy
Proscenium Servant, Sailor and Townsperson
Understudies:
Ernest Abuba
(Swordsman, Abe, First Councillor),
Patrick Kinser-Lau
(Manjiro),
Jae Woo Lee
(Reciter),
Freddy Mao
(Samurai, Storyteller),
Tony Marinyo
(Third Councillor),
Tom Matsusaka
(Kayama),
Ricardo Tobia
(Second Councillor) and
Gedde Watanabe
(Tamate)
music by
Stephen Sondheim
; lyrics by
Stephen Sondheim
The Advantages of Floating in the Middle of the Sea
Reciter and Company
There Is No Other Way
Tamate and Observers
Four Black Dragons
Fisherman, Thief, Reciter and Townspeople
Chrysanthemum Tea
Shogun, Shogun's Mother, Shogun's Wife, Soothsayer, Priests, Shogun's Companion, Physician and Sumo Wrestlers
Poems
Kayama and Manjiro
Welcome To Kanagawa
Madam and Girls
Someone in a Tree
Old Man, Reciter, Boy and Warrior
Lion Dance
Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry
Please Hello!
Lord Abe, Reciter, American Admiral, British Admiral, Dutch Admiral, Russian Admiral and French Admiral
A Bowler Hat
Kayama and Manjiro
Pretty Lady
British Sailors
Next
Reciter and Company
Past
Filter by:
City
Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Nov 02, 1976 - Dec 18, 1976
Curran Theater
San Francisco, CA
Aug 31, 1976 - Oct 16, 1976
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
Los Angeles, CA
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