
| Book by: George Haimsohn & Robin Miller | |
| Music by: Jim Wise | |
| Directed by: Terry R. Watson | |
| Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. |
"Dames at Sea" ran November 3 - 18, 2000, Thursday through Saturday at 8:00pm, Sunday at 2:00pm
Described as a musical for all ages, young and old, with nostalgia for the old, high camp for the young and silliness for all, Dames at Sea was a hit show of the 1968 off-Broadway season. The musical, (which was dubbed the best show of the season by Look magazine) is an all-singing, all-dancing tap extravaganza based on the campy nostalgia of 1930's Hollywood musicals. An energetic All-American girl arrives in the Big Apple with nothing but a pair of tap shoes in her suitcase. She falls in love with a sailor (who just happens to be a songwriter), and then saves a Broadway show when the star can't go on. Music! Curtain! Lights! It's time for Broadway magic!
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Leading Roles |
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| Joan | Sue Carter Smith |
| Captain/Sam | Terry R. Watson |
| Mona Kent | Pamela West-Williams |
| Hennesey | Norb Mills |
| Ruby | Melissa Kidder |
| Dick | Joe Dennehy |
| Lucky | Ryan Mahaffey |
Production Staff |
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| Piano | Debbie Wlodarski, Todd Schreiber, Jamie Dauel |
| Percussion | Brian Vogt |
| Trumpet | Jan Pelee |
| Production Staff | |
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Director |
Terry R. Watson |
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Co-Producer |
Judy Wiederhold & Jackie Mierzejewski |
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Music Director |
Debbie Wlodarski |
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Set Design |
Dale Moore |
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Stage Manager |
Scott T. Gage, Marlene Wenrick, Miriam Weintraub |
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Lighting Designer |
Walt Sneider |
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Crew |
Mike Cupp, Jake Gordy, Bernie Spiegel, Laura Zierolf |
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Follow-Spot Operators |
Angela Gage, Angela Metcalf |
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Costume Design |
Sondra Henry |
| Crew | Annette Blair & Cast |
| Property Masters | Angela Metcalf, Sue Dennis |
| Set Construction | Donn Fleck, Jake Gordy, Rich Harrison, John Henry, Jackie Mierzejewski, Steve Mierzejewski, Dale Moore, Don Weber |
| Sound Design | Scott Gage |
| Crew | Angela Gage, Angela Metcalf |
| Program | Don Weber |
| Show Logo | Laura Fleck |
| House Manager | Ann Veasey |
| Box Office | Ann Veasey |
| Assisted By | Kimberly Bruggemann, Sue Holliger, Lisa Jackson, Joe & Carol Kwiatkowski, Judy Wiederhold, Roger Whitmore, Mary Young |
| Program Printing | Malhoit Printing |
| Marquee Signs | Megan Fleck |
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Cast Photography |
Bev Norman |
| Special Thanks |
Bedford Community Players |
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Time: The early thirties.
Act I - Any 42nd Street Theatre |
Musical Numbers |
| Overture | |
| Wall Street - Mona | |
| It's You - Dick | |
| Broadway Baby - Dick & Ruby | |
| That Mister Man Of Mine - Mona & Chorus | |
| Choo-Choo Honeymoon - Joan & Lucky | |
| *The Sailor Of My Dreams - Ruby | |
| *Singapore Sue - Lucky & Company | |
| §Broadway Baby (Reprise) - Hennesey | |
| *Good Times Are Here To Stay - Joan & Company | |
Act II - On the battleship |
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| Dames At Sea - Company | |
| The Beguine - Mona & Captain | |
| Raining In My Heart - Ruby & Chorus | |
| Raining In My Heart (Reprise) - Dick & Ruby | |
| There's Something About You - Ruby | |
| *The Echo Waltz - Mona, Joan, Ruby & Company | |
| Star Tar - Ruby & Chorus | |
| Let's Have A Simple Wedding - Company |
* Lyrics by George Haimsohn
§ Added during the original off-Broadway run.
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Last Modified: 01/16/02