Funny Girl
Tour
Opening Date
Oct 08, 1965
Closing Date
Oct 29, 1966
MusicalComedyOriginalNational Tour
Open Date: Oct 08, 1965
Close Date: Oct 29, 1966
Closed Flag: Y
Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Setting
Shortly before and after World War I. Various theatres, onstage and backstage, on New York's lower East Side, in Baltimore, and on Long Island.
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PeopleProduced by Martin Tahse; Produced by arrangement with Ray Stark; 'Funny Girl' is a presentation of The Tahse Corporation; Presented in association with Seven Arts ProductionsNew York Production Supervised by Jerome Robbins; New York Production Directed by Garson KaninBook by Isobel Lennart; Music by Jule Styne; Lyrics by Bob Merrill; From an original story by Isobel Lennart; Music orchestrated by Ralph Burns; Vocal arrangements by Buster Davis; Dance orchestrations by Luther Henderson; Musical Director: Jack LeeScenic Design by Robert Randolph; Costume Design by Stanley Simmons; Lighting Design by Robert RandolphGeneral Manager: Elizabeth McCann; Company Manager: Emmett CallahanProduction Stage Manager: Thelma Chandler; Stage Manager: Henry Garrard; Assistant Stage Mgr: Christopher ScottPress Representative: Morton Langbord and Ken HinamanShowgirlDancerMr. RenaldiSingerSingerShowgirlZiegfeld Lead DancerDancerDancerSingerDancerShowgirlDancerSingerAdolphSingerSingerDancerSingerShowgirlStandby: Sandra O'Neill (Fanny Brice)Understudies: Joe Bellomo (Nick Arnstein, Mr. Renaldi), Joan Bryant (Emma), Charles Cagle (Florenz Ziegfeld Jr., Tom Keeney), Frank DeSal (Eddie Ryan), Dena Dietrich (Mrs. Brice), Carole Love (Mrs. Strakosh) and Eleanor Shaw (Mrs. O'Malley, Mrs. Meeker)
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Produced by Martin Tahse; Produced by arrangement with Ray Stark; 'Funny Girl' is a presentation of The Tahse Corporation; Presented in association with Seven Arts Productions
New York Production Supervised by Jerome Robbins; New York Production Directed by Garson Kanin
Book by Isobel Lennart; Music by Jule Styne; Lyrics by Bob Merrill; From an original story by Isobel Lennart; Music orchestrated by Ralph Burns; Vocal arrangements by Buster Davis; Dance orchestrations by Luther Henderson; Musical Director: Jack Lee
Scenic Design by Robert Randolph; Costume Design by Stanley Simmons; Lighting Design by Robert Randolph
General Manager: Elizabeth McCann; Company Manager: Emmett Callahan
Production Stage Manager: Thelma Chandler; Stage Manager: Henry Garrard; Assistant Stage Mgr: Christopher Scott
Press Representative: Morton Langbord and Ken Hinaman
Showgirl
Dancer
Mr. Renaldi
Singer
Singer
Showgirl
Ziegfeld Lead Dancer
Dancer
Dancer
Singer
Dancer
Showgirl
Dancer
Singer
Adolph
Singer
Singer
Dancer
Singer
Showgirl
Standby:
Sandra O'Neill
(Fanny Brice)
Understudies:
Joe Bellomo
(Nick Arnstein, Mr. Renaldi), Joan Bryant
(Emma), Charles Cagle
(Florenz Ziegfeld Jr., Tom Keeney), Frank DeSal
(Eddie Ryan), Dena Dietrich
(Mrs. Brice), Carole Love
(Mrs. Strakosh) and Eleanor Shaw
(Mrs. O'Malley, Mrs. Meeker)