Little Women
Tour
Opening Date
Sep 02, 2005
Closing Date
Aug 20, 2006
MusicalOriginalNational Tour
Open Date: Sep 02, 2005
Close Date: Aug 20, 2006
Closed Flag: Y
Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Setting
Concord, Massachusetts and New York City. Christmas 1863 - Spring 1867
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PeopleBased on the play originally commissioned and produced by Theatreworks/USA; Originally produced on Broadway by Randall L. Wreghitt, Dani Davis, Ken Gentry, Chase Mishkin, Jack Utsick, Ruben Brache, Lisa Vioni, Jana Robbins and Addiss/Duke Associates; Originally produced on Broadway in association with John & Danita Thomas, Thomas Keegan, Scott Freiman and Theatre Previews at Duke (Zannie Voss, Producing Director)Book by Allan Knee; Music by Jason Howland; Lyrics by Mindi Dickstein; Based on the novel "Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott; Music orchestrated by Kim Scharnberg; Additional Arrangements by Andrew Wilder; Vocal arrangements by Lance Horne; Musical Director: Douglas Coates; Assistant Musical Dir.: Ross Scott RawlingsDirected by Susan H. Schulman; Choreographed by Michael Lichtefeld; Associate Director: Darcy Evans; Associate Choreographer: Joe BowermanScenic Design by Derek McLane; Costume Design by Catherine Zuber; Lighting Design by Kenneth Posner; Sound Design by Peter Hylenski; Hair and Wig Design by Bernie Ardia; Associate Lighting Designer/Programmer: Timothy F. Rogers; Assistant Scenic Design: Shoko Kambara and Todd Potter; Assistant Costume Design: Michael Zecker; Assistant Lighting Design: Aaron Spivey; Assistant Sound Design: Daniel HochsteinExecutive Producer: Ken Gentry; General Manager: Gentry & Associates, Inc. and Angela Rowles; Company Manager: Dennis M. Daniello; Assistant Co. Mgr: Terena CardwellProduction Manager: Jason Juenker; Production Supervisor: Beverley Randolph; Production Stage Manager: Matthew G. Marholin; Stage Manager: Peggy Taphorn; Assistant Stage Mgr: James DarrahMusical Coordinator: John Miller; Conducted by Douglas Coates; Assistant Conductor: Ross Scott Rawlings; Keyboards: Ross Scott Rawlings; Trumpet/Flugel/Cornet: Jason Aspinwall; Tenor/Bass Trombones/Euphonium: Kevin McManus; French Horn: Matthew Scheffelman; Reeds: Christopher Miele and James Button; Violins: Suzanne Chaplin and Claudia Chopek; Cello: Eleanor Norton; Viola: Orlando Wells; Bass: Jeff Link; Percussion: Matt WittenCasting: Barry Moss and Bob Kale; Tour Press and Marketing: TMG - The Marketing Group; National Press Representative: The Pete Sanders Group; Exclusive Tour Direction: The Booking Group; Print Media Design: The Eliran Murphy Group, Ltd.; Electronic Media Design: HMS Media; Website Services/Design: www.purpleducks.com; Photographer: Joan Marcus; Dialect Coach: Deborah Hecht; Dance Captain: Peggy TaphornThe HagOperatic TragedyClarissaOperatic TragedyMrs. KirkThe TrollOperatic TragedyRodrigo TooOperatic TragedyBraxtonOperatic TragedyRodrigoOperatic TragedyThe KnightOperatic TragedyStandby: Julie Burdick (Jo, Beth, Rodrigo Too, Meg, Clarissa, Amy, The Troll), James Darrah (Professor Bhaer, Mr. Laurence, The Knight), Kevin Duda (Mr. Brooke, Braxton, Laurie, Rodrigo), Neva Rae Powers (Marmee, The Hag, Aunt March, Mrs. Kirk) and Susan Spencer (Jo, Beth, Rodrigo Too, Meg, Clarissa)Standby: Cary Michele Miller (Jo, Beth, Rodrigo Too, Meg, Clarissa, Amy, The Troll) and Neva Rae Powers (Aunt March)
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Songsmusic by Jason Howland; lyrics by Mindi DicksteinAct 1Sung ByAn Operatic TragedyJo, Clarissa, Braxton, Rodrigo and Professor BhaerBetterJoOur Finest DreamsJo, Beth, Meg and AmyHere AloneMarmeeCould You?Aunt March and JoI'd Be DelightedMarmee, Meg, Jo and BethTake a Chance on MeLaurieBetter (Reprise)JoOff to MassachusettsBeth and Mr. LaurenceFive ForeverJo, Laurie, Beth, Meg and AmyMore Than I AmJohn Brooke and MegAstonishingJoAct 2Sung ByThe Weekly Volcano PressCompanyOff to Massachusetts (Reprise)Beth and Mr. LaurenceHow I AmProfessor BhaerSome Things Are Meant to BeBeth and JoThe Most Amazing ThingLaurie and AmyDays of PlentyMarmeeThe Fire Within MeJoSmall Umbrella in the RainProfessor Bhaer and Jo
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Theatre
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Based on the play originally commissioned and produced by Theatreworks/USA; Originally produced on Broadway by Randall L. Wreghitt, Dani Davis, Ken Gentry, Chase Mishkin, Jack Utsick, Ruben Brache, Lisa Vioni, Jana Robbins and Addiss/Duke Associates; Originally produced on Broadway in association with John & Danita Thomas, Thomas Keegan, Scott Freiman and Theatre Previews at Duke (Zannie Voss, Producing Director)
Book by Allan Knee; Music by Jason Howland; Lyrics by Mindi Dickstein; Based on the novel "Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott; Music orchestrated by Kim Scharnberg; Additional Arrangements by Andrew Wilder; Vocal arrangements by Lance Horne; Musical Director: Douglas Coates; Assistant Musical Dir.: Ross Scott Rawlings
Directed by Susan H. Schulman; Choreographed by Michael Lichtefeld; Associate Director: Darcy Evans; Associate Choreographer: Joe Bowerman
Scenic Design by Derek McLane; Costume Design by Catherine Zuber; Lighting Design by Kenneth Posner; Sound Design by Peter Hylenski; Hair and Wig Design by Bernie Ardia; Associate Lighting Designer/Programmer: Timothy F. Rogers; Assistant Scenic Design: Shoko Kambara and Todd Potter; Assistant Costume Design: Michael Zecker; Assistant Lighting Design: Aaron Spivey; Assistant Sound Design: Daniel Hochstein
Executive Producer: Ken Gentry; General Manager: Gentry & Associates, Inc. and Angela Rowles; Company Manager: Dennis M. Daniello; Assistant Co. Mgr: Terena Cardwell
Production Manager: Jason Juenker; Production Supervisor: Beverley Randolph; Production Stage Manager: Matthew G. Marholin; Stage Manager: Peggy Taphorn; Assistant Stage Mgr: James Darrah
Musical Coordinator: John Miller; Conducted by Douglas Coates; Assistant Conductor: Ross Scott Rawlings; Keyboards: Ross Scott Rawlings; Trumpet/Flugel/Cornet: Jason Aspinwall; Tenor/Bass Trombones/Euphonium: Kevin McManus; French Horn: Matthew Scheffelman; Reeds: Christopher Miele and James Button; Violins: Suzanne Chaplin and Claudia Chopek; Cello: Eleanor Norton; Viola: Orlando Wells; Bass: Jeff Link; Percussion: Matt Witten
Casting: Barry Moss and Bob Kale; Tour Press and Marketing: TMG - The Marketing Group; National Press Representative: The Pete Sanders Group; Exclusive Tour Direction: The Booking Group; Print Media Design: The Eliran Murphy Group, Ltd.; Electronic Media Design: HMS Media; Website Services/Design: www.purpleducks.com; Photographer: Joan Marcus; Dialect Coach: Deborah Hecht; Dance Captain: Peggy Taphorn
The Hag
Operatic Tragedy
Clarissa
Operatic Tragedy
Mrs. Kirk
The Troll
Operatic Tragedy
Rodrigo Too
Operatic Tragedy
Braxton
Operatic Tragedy
Rodrigo
Operatic Tragedy
The Knight
Operatic Tragedy
Standby:
Julie Burdick
(Jo, Beth, Rodrigo Too, Meg, Clarissa, Amy, The Troll), James Darrah
(Professor Bhaer, Mr. Laurence, The Knight), Kevin Duda
(Mr. Brooke, Braxton, Laurie, Rodrigo), Neva Rae Powers
(Marmee, The Hag, Aunt March, Mrs. Kirk) and Susan Spencer
(Jo, Beth, Rodrigo Too, Meg, Clarissa)
Standby:
Cary Michele Miller
(Jo, Beth, Rodrigo Too, Meg, Clarissa, Amy, The Troll) and Neva Rae Powers
(Aunt March)
music by Jason Howland; lyrics by Mindi Dickstein
Act 1
Sung By
An Operatic Tragedy
Jo, Clarissa, Braxton, Rodrigo and Professor Bhaer
Better
Jo
Our Finest Dreams
Jo, Beth, Meg and Amy
Here Alone
Marmee
Could You?
Aunt March and Jo
I'd Be Delighted
Marmee, Meg, Jo and Beth
Take a Chance on Me
Laurie
Better
(Reprise)
Jo
Off to Massachusetts
Beth and Mr. Laurence
Five Forever
Jo, Laurie, Beth, Meg and Amy
More Than I Am
John Brooke and Meg
Astonishing
Jo
Act 2
Sung By
The Weekly Volcano Press
Company
Off to Massachusetts
(Reprise)
Beth and Mr. Laurence
How I Am
Professor Bhaer
Some Things Are Meant to Be
Beth and Jo
The Most Amazing Thing
Laurie and Amy
Days of Plenty
Marmee
The Fire Within Me
Jo
Small Umbrella in the Rain
Professor Bhaer and Jo