Production Info
Previews:
February 1, 1965
(Five previews. Sometimes incorrectly said to have been seven.)
Opening
February 6, 1965
Closing:
February 6, 1965
Length of Run:
1 perf.
Run Type:
Open-ended
Location Info
Location: New York, NY
Credits Highlights
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Director/Choreographer
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Cast
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Hop Kelly
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Dan Kelly
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Jack Mulligan
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Augie Masters
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Stickpin Sidney Crane
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James
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Carruthers
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Fay Cherry
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Charlie
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Sparkenbroke (the butler)
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Musical Numbers
Act One
- Prologue: Ode to the Bridge .... Hop
- Six Blocks From the Bridge .... Sid, Mulligan, Augie and Company
- That Old Time Crowd .... Fay and the Boys
- Simple Ain't Easy .... Hop and Fay
- I'm Gonna Walk Right Up to Her .... Hop and Mulligan
- A Moment Ago .... Angela and Hop
- This Is a Tough Neighborhood .... Entire Company
- Never Go There Anymore .... Angela and Hop
Act Two
- Life Can Be Beautiful .... Fay, Dan and the Bums
- Everyone Here Loves Kelly .... Fay and Company
- Ballad to a Brute .... Angela and Hop
- Heavyweight Champ of the World .... Mulligan and Company
- Me and the Elements .... Hop and Dan
- Reprise: Everyone Here Loves Kelly .... Fay and Company
- Reprise: Never Go There Anymore .... Angela
- Reprise: Everyone Here Loves Kelly .... Entire Company
Additional Musical Numbers Lists
No additional musical numbers lists yet.
Trivia & History
Richard Harris was originally announced to play the lead, with Lindsay Anderson directing (which would have reunited them from the film This Sporting Life), but they ended up not doing the show.
Posters & Promo Art
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Production Info
Previews:
February 1, 1965
(Five previews. Sometimes incorrectly said to have been seven.)
Opening
February 6, 1965
Closing:
February 6, 1965
Length of Run:
1 perf.
Run Type:
Open-ended
Location Info
Location: New York, NY
Venues
Main Run
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Broadhurst Theatre (New York, NY)
February 6, 1965 - February 6, 1965
Tryout
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Sam S. Shubert Memorial Theatre (Philadelphia, PA)
December 28, 1964 - January 16, 1965 -
Shubert Theatre (Boston, MA)
January 20, 1965 - January 23, 1965 [Ran was cut down after the opening to allow for revisions to be made]
