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Full-Length Musical, Comedy / 4f, 2m
Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman Book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Based on The Madwoman of Chaillot by Jean Giraudouxas adapted by Maurice ValencyNew Version by David Thompson
This musical adaptation of Jean Giraudoux’s play The Madwoman of Chaillot is a haunting, delicate charmer celebrating life, passion and madness.
The Countess Aurelia – the Madwoman of ChaillotMme. Constance – the Madwoman of PassyMme. Gabrielle – the Madwoman of St. SulpiceThe Sewerman – an elegant slob with superb manners, the authority on underground ParisNina – a waitress at the Café FrancisJulian – a young assistant to the Presidents
Supporting
The Sergeant – a Police Officer assigned to Chaillot, near the SeineThe Waiter at the Café FrancisThe Mute – a young street urchinPresident Number One – The International Substrate of Paris, Inc.President Number Two – The International Substrate of Paris, Inc.President Number Three – The International Substrate of Paris, Inc.The Prospector – a Cassius-like cadaver of a man in an oversized raincoat
Act I
1. Overture – Orchestra2. Opening Scene – Orchestra3. “Through The Bottom Of the Glass” – Countess4. Reprise: “Through The Bottom Of the Glass” – Countess5. Riverbank – Orchestra6. “Just A Little Bit More” – President, Prospector, & Lawyer7. Reprise: “Just A Little Bit More” – President, Prospector, & Lawyer8. More Playoff & Scene Change – Orchestra9. Chimes – Concertina Underscore #1 – Orchestra10. Drowned Man – Orchestra11. Concertina Underscore #2 – Orchestra12. “Each Tomorrow Morning” – Countess13. First Reprise: “Each Tomorrow Morning” – Countess & Chorus14. Concertina Underscore #3 – Orchestra15. “I Don’t Want To Know” – Countess16. Second Reprise: “Each Tomorrow Morning” – Countess17. “I’ve Never Said I Love You” – Nina18. Flea Market – Orchestra19. Sewerman Scherzo – Orchestra20. “Pretty Garbage” – Sewerman, Countess, Gabrielle, & Constance21. “Ugly Garbage” – Sewerman, Constance, & Gabrielle22. Ugly Garbage (Dance) – Sewerman & Company23. “One Person” – Countess & Chorus
Act II
24. Entr’acte – Orchestra25. “The Spring of Next Year” – President, Prospector, & Lawyer26. Stoned Music – Orchestra27. “Memory” – Constance28. “Pearls” – Countess & Gabrielle29. “Dickie” – Gabrielle30. “Voices” – Constance31. “Thoughts” – Countess32. “Tea Party Trio” – Countess, Constance & Gabrielle33. Ber-ber Underscoring – Orchestra34. “And I Was Beautiful” – Countess35. Beautiful Playoff – Scene change – Orchestra36. “Dear World” – Julian & Company37. Descent – Reprise: “Spring of Next Year” – President, Lawyer, Prospector, & Pimps38. “Kiss Her Now” – Countess39. Finale Ultimo – Countess & Company40. Bows – Countess & Full Company41. Exit Music – Orchestra
Full Orchestration
Reed (Piccolo, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, & Bass Clarinet) Horn Violin (One Player) Cello (One Player) Bass Keyboard Synthesizer Percussion
Hello, Dolly!, Mame, and La Cage Aux Folles are home to some of the most popular, most-often performed and most successful musical hero(in)es of all time, and have given Jerry Herman (1931-2019) the distinction of being the only composer/lyricist in history to have had three ...
Jerome Lawrence (1915-2004) and Robert E. Lee collaborated for more than fifty years and were among the most prolific playwriting teams in the American theatre. In addition to their Pulitzer-nominated Inherit The Wind, their other major stage works include the comedy hit Aunt ...
Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee (1918-1994) collaborated for more than fifty years and were among the most prolific playwriting teams in the American theatre. In addition to their Pulitzer-nominated Inherit The Wind, their other major stage works include the comedy hit Aunt ...
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