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Boy Friend (The) (1967-11-Comedy Theatre-London)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Harold Pinter Theatre (Londres - Angleterre) Durée : Nombre : Première Preview : Wednesday 29 November 1967Première : Wednesday 29 November 1967Dernière : InconnuMise en scène : Dan Siretta • Chorégraphie : Steven Luke Walker • Producteur : Avec : Cheryl Kennedy (Polly Browne), Tony Adams (ii) (Tony), Marion Grimaldi (Madam Dubonnet), Frances Barlow (Maisie), Nicholas Bennett (Bobby Van Husen), Jeremy Hawk (Percival Browne), Ann Beach (Hortense), Geoffrey Hibbert (Lord Brockhurst), Jacqueline Clarke (Dulcie), Celia Helda (Performer)
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Going Up (1976-09-John Golden Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: John Golden Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 mois 1 semaine Nombre : 4 previews - 49 représentationsPremière Preview : Sunday 19 September 1976Première : Sunday 19 September 1976Dernière : Sunday 31 October 1976Mise en scène : Dan Gile • Chorégraphie : Dan Siretta • Producteur : Avec : Brad Blaisdell (Robert Street), Walter Bobbie (Hopkinson Brown), Maureen Brennan (Madeline Manners), Noel Craig (James Brooks), Lee H. DoyleKimberly Farr (Grace Douglas), Pat Lysinger (Miss Zonne), Ronn Robinson (Sam Robinson), Michael Tartel (Jules Gaillard), James Bontempo (Dwayne), Stephen Bray (John Gordon), Deborah Crowe (Faye), Michael Gallagher (Howell), Teri Gill (Ennis), Larry Hyman (Gus), Barbara McKinley (Mollie), Calvin McRae (Alex)Commentaires : Drama Desk Award: "Outstanding Choreography" - 1977 - Nominee - Choreographed by Dan Siretta
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Little Johnny Jones (1982-03-Alvin Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Neil Simon Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis)
Durée : Nombre : 29 previews - 1 représentationsPremière Preview : Thursday 25 February 1982Première : Sunday 21 March 1982Dernière : Sunday 21 March 1982Mise en scène : Gerald Gutierrez • Chorégraphie : Dan Siretta • Producteur : Avec : Donny Osmond (Johnny Jones), Jonathan Aronson (Dance Alternate), Colleen Ashton (American Girl), Jack Bittner (Starter at the Hotel Cecil, Announcer at English Derby, Captain Squirvy), Maureen BrennanBruce Chew (Sing-Song), Teri Corcoran (American Girl), Richard Dodd (American Boy, Porter and Sailor), Susan Fenner (American Girl), David Fredericks (Newsboy, American Boy, Porter and Sailor), Jane Galloway (Florabelle Fly), Linda Gradi (American Girl), Debra Grimm (American Girl), James Homan (American Boy, Porter and Sailor), Gary Kirsch (American Boy, Porter and Sailor), Bobby Longbottom (American Boy, Porter and Sailor), Lori Lynott (American Girl), Anna McNeely (Mrs. Kenworth), Al Micacchion (Bellboy, American Boy, Porter and Sailor), Annette Michelle (American Girl), David Monzione (American Boy, Porter and Sailor), Mayme Paul (American Girl), Tom Rolfing (Timothy D. McGee), Ernie Sabella (Whitney Wilson), Keith Savage (American Boy, Porter and Sailor), Tammy Silva (Dance Alternate), Jamie Torcellini (Dance Alternate), Peter Van Norden (Anthony Anstey) / Standby: Jamie Torcellini (Johnny Jones) / Understudies: Colleen Ashton (Mrs. Kenworth, Florabelle Fly), Susan Fenner (Goldie Gates), Gary Kirsch (Timothy D. McGee) and Earl Aaron Levine (Anthony Anstey, Starter at the Hotel Cecil, Announcer at English Derby, Captain Squirvy, Sing-Song, Whitney Wilson)Commentaires : A l'époque de Cohan, l’intrigue légère était une bonne excuse pour justifier un certain nombre de chansons ingrates et la soirée était parsemée d’agréables routines de danse. Mais 80 ans plus tard, les critiques ont été d’humeur généralement grincheuse et le spectacle a joué une seule représentation officielle à Broadway. Peut-être que l’Alvin Theatre était une trop grande salle pour ce qui était essentiellement un musical intime, mais inversement un lieu plus petit, même à guichet fermé, n’aurait probablement pas permis au spectacle de réaliser un profit.
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Lolita, My Love (1971-02-Shubert Theatre-Philadelphia)
Type de série: Pre-Broadway Try OutThéâtre: Shubert Theatre (Philadelphia - Etats-Unis) Durée : 1 semaine Nombre : 1 previews - Première Preview : Monday 15 February 1971Première : Tuesday 16 February 1971Dernière : Saturday 27 February 1971Mise en scène : Noel Willman • Chorégraphie : Dan Siretta • Producteur : Commentaires : Tryout Dates
Shubert Theatre [Philadelphia, PA] 16/2/1971 - 27/2/1971
Shubert Theatre [Boston, MA] 23/3/1971 - 27/3/1971
Scheduled to open March 30, 1971 at the Mark Hellinger Theatre. When the show ran into problems in Philadelphia and the Boston tryout had to be added, the opening was pushed to April 13. On March 30, three days after the tryout in Boston ended, lyricist/book writer Alan Jay Lerner and producer Norman Twain announced that the opening would again be postponed as "the show needed additional revisions".
The production lost $900,000.
In December 1970, Lorna Luft was cast, although unclear about who she would play.
The 5-week Philadelphia tryout cut short on Feb. 27 for revisions.
In a Feb. 25 program, Dan Siretta is listed as a character named Quincey. Irwin Pearl played Nelson Quimby. Dan Siretta is also listed as part of the dancing ensemble. This is the only program in which they were credited.
The character of Mrs. Thornbush was eliminated after Philadelphia (played by Fran Stevens). She was the head of the summer camp where Humbert picks up Lolita. The camp counsellors were played by Jacqueline Johnson, Jacqueline Britt, and Jacque Dean.
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Lolita, My Love (1971-03-Shubert Theatre-Boston)
Type de série: Pre-Broadway Try OutThéâtre: Shubert Theatre (Boston - Etats-Unis) Durée : Nombre : Première Preview : Tuesday 23 March 1971Première : Tuesday 23 March 1971Dernière : Saturday 27 March 1971Mise en scène : Noel Willman • Chorégraphie : Dan Siretta • Producteur : Commentaires : Tryout Dates
Shubert Theatre [Philadelphia, PA] 16/2/1971 - 27/2/1971
Shubert Theatre [Boston, MA] 23/3/1971 - 27/3/1971
Scheduled to open March 30, 1971 at the Mark Hellinger Theatre. When the show ran into problems in Philadelphia and the Boston tryout had to be added, the opening was pushed to April 13. On March 30, three days after the tryout in Boston ended, lyricist/book writer Alan Jay Lerner and producer Norman Twain announced that the opening would again be postponed as "the show needed additional revisions".
The production lost $900,000.
In December 1970, Lorna Luft was cast, although unclear about who she would play.
The 5-week Philadelphia tryout cut short on Feb. 27 for revisions.
In a Feb. 25 program, Dan Siretta is listed as a character named Quincey. Irwin Pearl played Nelson Quimby. Dan Siretta is also listed as part of the dancing ensemble. This is the only program in which they were credited.
The character of Mrs. Thornbush was eliminated after Philadelphia (played by Fran Stevens). She was the head of the summer camp where Humbert picks up Lolita. The camp counsellors were played by Jacqueline Johnson, Jacqueline Britt, and Jacque Dean.
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Oh, Kay! (1990-11-Richard Rodgers Theatre-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Richard Rodgers Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 5 mois 1 semaine Nombre : Première Preview : InconnuPremière : Thursday 01 November 1990Dernière : Monday 01 April 1991Mise en scène : Dan Siretta • Chorégraphie : Dan Siretta • Producteur : Commentaires : This revised revival of the classic Gershwin musical is re-set in Jazz Age Harlem and features an all-black cast. Prohibition-era nightclub hijinks and bootlegging bring together a millionaire and a mysterious woman named Kay.
This production played 19 previews and 77 performances at the Richard Rodgers Theatre; when it transferred to the Lunt-Fontanne, it played an additional 16 previews and closed prior to its re-opening date of April 18, 1991.
Deux lieux:
Richard Rodgers Theatre (1/11/1990 - 5/1/1991)
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre (14/4/1991 - 14/4/1991)
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Whoopee! (1979-02-ANTA Playhouse-Broadway)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: August Wilson Theatre (Broadway - Etats-Unis) Durée : 5 mois 4 semaines Nombre : 8 previews - 204 représentationsPremière Preview : Wednesday 14 February 1979Première : Wednesday 14 February 1979Dernière : Sunday 12 August 1979Mise en scène : Frank Corsaro • Chorégraphie : Dan Siretta • Producteur : Avec : Kevin Scannell (Sheriff Bob), Carol Swarbrick (Mary Custer), Bob Allen (Judson Morgan), Beth Austin (Sally Morgan), Charles Repole (Henry Williams), Franc Luz (Wanenis), Leonard Drum (Black Eagle), Garrett M. Brown (Chester Underwood), Catherine Cox (Harriet Underwood), Peter Boyden (Jerome Underwood), Vic Polizos (Mort), Bill Rowley (Andy McNab), Al Micacchion (Jim), Steven Gelfer (Slim), Rick Pessagno (Jack), Paul M. Elkin (Pete), Brent Saunders (Red Buffalo), Candy Darling (Metape), Susan Stroman (Leslie), Robin Black (Becky), Diane Epstein (Tilly), Teri Corcoran (Olive)Commentaires : Cette reprise a ajouté des chansons de Kahn/Donaldson qui ne se trouvaient pas dans la version originale de 1928: My Baby Just Cares For Me (de la version 1930 du film), Yes, Sir, That’s My Baby, et You (paroles de Harold Adamson). Aussi, Love Me or Leave Me est chanté par Mary et Henry plutôt que par Leslie.Presse : The New York Times critic Richard Eder called the 1979 Broadway revival a "frequent delight though not an unmitigated one...Most strikingly, it is a superabundance of songs. There is not a poor song in it, and its best ones — the lovely and musically witty "Makin' Whoopee", the jiggly "My Baby Just Cares for Me", and of course the irresistible "Yes Sir, That's My Baby" — are magnificent." Walter Kerr, then the Times' Sunday critic, also reacted favorably to the show while calling attention to its nonsensical frivolity: he deemed it "light as a breeze, and just plain out of its head." Brendan Gill of The New Yorker, however, panned the show.
Repole received a nomination for Drama Desk Award, Outstanding Actor in a Musical, and Dan Siretta was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Choreography.