The Drowsy Chaperone
Broadway Musical
Previews April 3 2006
Opened May 1 2006 Running Time
To come Tickets $25 to $110
Prices do not include any taxes,
service charges or other charges
Order at
Ticketmaster 212-307-4100 | Outside NY Metro Area 800-755-4000 | Groups 212-398-8383 / 800-223-7565
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No Performances May
2nd 8:00P | Jul 4th 8:00P Added Performances Jul
3rd 8:00P
Curtain Changes
Producers
Kevin McCollum, Roy Miller, Boyett Ostar
Productions, Barbara Freitag, Jill Furman, Stephanie McClelland
Creative
Bob Martin & Don McKellar book
Lisa Lambert & Greg Morrison music & lyrics
Larry Blank orchestrations
Phil Reno musical director
Casey Nicholaw choreographer & director
Gregg Barnes costume design
Ken Billington & Brian Monahan lighting design
David Gallo scenic design
Acme Sound Partners sound design
Opening Night Cast
Danny Burston | Georgia Engel | Sutton Foster |
Edward Hibbert | Beth Leavel | Bob Martin | Troy Britton Johnson |
Eddie Korbich | Jason Kravits | Garth Kravits | Kecia Lewis-Evans |
Jennifer Smith | Lenny Wolpe
Synopsis
The Drowsy Chaperone is kind of in the, well, show-within-a-show, within-a-show
tradition. As a narrator, the man in the chair, tells the audience
about his favorite Broadway musical experience, The Drowsy
Chaperone, the audience learns about the backstage and offstage
lives of its characters
The Road to Broadway
The Drowsy Chaperone had a "pre-Broadway" run at LA's
Ahmanson
Theatre from November 10 thru December 24, 2005. What started
out as a little musical gift to a friend in 1998, grew into a
fully-staged production, premiering at Toronto's
Fringe
Theatre Festival in 1999
A Bit of Trivia
After the Nov 22nd performance during the Los Angeles run, the
audience was treated to a special encore when show producer Roy
Miller was married onstage to fiance Heather Hawkins. Cast member Bob Martin
performed the ceremony
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