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2006-2007 Season

Grey Gardens

 

 

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Grey Gardens


Broadway Musical Drama

Previews  October 3 2006
Opened  November 2 2006
Closed  July 29 2007

Run  33 previews & 307 performances

Running Time  2 hrs 40 mins | 1 intermission

Tickets  $36.25 to $111.25

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

Advisory  Might not be appropriate for children under 9
Restrictions
  Children under 4 years old not permitted

Performances

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Sat

Sun

    2:00P     2:00P 3:00P
  7:00P 8:00P 8:00P 8:00P 8:00P  

No Performances Nov 23rd 8:00P

Added Performances Oct 23rd 8:00P | Oct 30th 8:00P

Curtain Changes Nov 2nd 6:30P

Producer

Playwright Horizons

Creative

Doug Wright book
Scott Frankel music
Michael Korie lyrics

Bruce Coughlin orchestrations
Lawrence Yurman musical director

Michael Greif director
Jeffrey Calhoun choreographor

William Ivey Long costume design
Peter Kaczorowski lighting design
Allen Moyer scenic design
Brian Ronan sound design

Opening Night Cast    
Christine Ebersole Edith Bouvier Beale
Little Edie Beale
 
Mary Louise Wilson Edith Bouvier Beale  
Matt Cavenaugh Joseph Patrick Kennedy Jr
Jerry
 
Erin Davis Young Little Edie Beale  
Kelsey Fowler Lee Bouvier  
Sarah Hyland Jacqueline Bouvier  
John McMartin JV Major Bouvier  
Michael Potts Brooks Sr
Brooks Jr
 
Bob Stillman George Gould Strong  
     

Synopsis

The Grey Gardens of the show's title refers to a property in Long Island's East Hampton where a mother and daughter (senior and junior), aunt and cousin to Jackie Kennedy, live a reclusive life of bickering squalor amidst the run down rooms of a mansion in which they examine their pasts

The Road to Broadway

Grey Gardens is based on the 1975 documentary film by David and Albert Maysles that told the story of the Beales as the mansion was being renovated

The stage production had its world premiere in February, 2006, in a critically and publicly acclaimed staging at Playwrights Horizons. The cast included Matt Cavenaugh, Christine Ebersole, Sara Gettelfinger (on leave from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels), Sarah Hyland, John McMartin, Michael Potts, Bob Stillman, Audrey Twitchell and Mary Louise Wilson

 

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