New York City Broadway Theater Guide | Never Gonna Dance

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Never Gonna Dance


Played at

Broadhurst Theater

Awards

Never Gonna Dance was a 2004 Tony Awards nominee

Broadway Musical

Previews  October 27 2003
Opened
December 4 2003
Closed February 15 2004

Run 43 previews | 85 performances

Running Time  2 hrs 30 mins | 1 intermission

Tickets  $71.25 to $101.25

Prices do not include any taxes, service charges or other charges

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Creative  Jeffrey Hatcher book | Jerome Kern music | Dorothy Fields, Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein II, Johnny Mercer, Otto Harbach & Jimmy McHugh lyrics | Jerry Mitchell choreographer | Michael Grief director

Opening Night Cast  Noah Racey | Nancy Lemenager | Karen Ziemba | Peter Gerety | Ron Orbach | Peter Bartlett | David Pittu | Deborah Leamy | Diedre Goodwin | Philip LeStrange | Eugene Fleming

Synopsis  One of our favorite -- if not most favorite -- Astaire-Rogers musicals is reincarnated on Broadway as Never Gonna Dance, the title taken from one of our favorite -- if not most favorite -- tunes in the movie. According to the press release: "The story of Never Gonna Dance begins with John 'Lucky' Garnett, a professional dancer, coming to New York in order to prove his worth to his fiancee’s father by attempting to earn $25,000 by any means except dancing Inspired by the energy and rhythms of the city, he of course can’t keep still, and goes on to dance his way through hilarious adventures with his fine new romance, the dance teacher, Penny Carroll"

Notes Never Gonna Dance is based on the 1936 flick Swing Time with an at-their-peaks Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire hoofing it for all to enjoy. Directed by George Stevens the tuner featured a very young Betty Furness and one of our all time faves, Eric Blore. The original film included a 'based on a story by' credit for Erwin Gelsey

 

 

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