Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Broadway Musical
Previews January 31 2005
Opened March 3 2005
Closed September 3 2006 Run 36
previews & 627 performances Running Time 1 hr 45 mins | No
intermission Tickets $41.25 to $111.25
Rush $26.25 tickets available by lottery
2 1/2
hours before performance | Box office only | Cash only | 2 per person | Limited availability
| Subject to change
Prices do not include any taxes,
service charges or other charges
Advisory Might not be appropriate for children under 12
Restrictions Children under 4 years of
age not permitted
Performances
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7:00P |
8:00P |
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Producers
Marty Bell, David Brown, Aldo Scrofani, Roy Furman, Dede Harris,
Amanda Lipitz, Greg Smith, Ruth Hendel, Chase Mishkin, Barry
Tatelman, Susan Tatelman, Debra Black, Sharon Karmazin, Joyce
Schweickert, Bernie Abrams, Michael Speyer, Barbara Whitman,
Weissberger Theater Group, Cheryl Wiesenfeld, Jean Cheever, Clear
Channel Entertainment, Harvey Weinstein
Creative
Jeffrey Lane book
David Yazbek music
& lyrics
Ted Sperling musical director
Zane Mark dance music
Harold Wheeler orchestrations
Jerry Mitchell choreographer
Jack
O'Brien director
Gregg Barnes costume design
Kenneth Posner lighting design
David Rockwell scenic design
ACME Sound Partners sound design
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Opening Night Cast |
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Current Cast |
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John Lithgow |
Lawrence |
Keith Carradine |
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Norbert Leo Butz |
Freddy |
Brian d'Arcy James |
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Sherie Rene Scott |
Christine |
Sherie Rene Scott |
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Joanna Gleason |
Muriel |
Lucie Arnaz |
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Gregory Jbara |
Andre |
Richard Kind |
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Sara Gettelfinger |
Jolene |
Sara Gettelfinger |
Synopsis Based on the popular 1988 film, Dirty Rotten
Scoundrels centers on two con men living in the French Riviera.
The first swindles women by waking their compassion with fabricated
stories about his grandmother’s failing health. The other also
makes his living by talking rich ladies out of their money. After
meeting on a train, they unsuccessfully attempt to work together
only to find that this small French town isn’t big enough for the
two of them
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