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Company

National Tour (1971)

Production Info

Opening May 20, 1971
Closing: May 20, 1972
Length of Run: not listed yet
Run Type: Open-ended

Credits Highlights

... Director	Harold Prince
... Musical Numbers Staging	Michael Bennett

Cast

... Robert	George Chakiris
... Sarah	Marti Stevens
... Harry	Charles Braswell
... Peter	Gary Krawford
... Jenny	Teri Ralston
... David	Lee Goodman
... Amy	Beth Howland
... Larry	Robert Goss
... Marta	Pamela Myers
... Kathy	Donna McKechnie

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Musical Numbers

Act One

Company .... Robert and Company
The Little Things You Do Together .... Joanne and Company
Sorry-Grateful .... Harry, David, Larry
You Could Drive a Person Crazy .... Kathy, April, Marta
Have I Got a Girl for You .... Larry, Peter, Paul, David, Harry
Someone is Waiting .... Robert
Another Hundred People .... Marta
Getting Married Today .... Amy, Paul, Jenny and Company

Act Two

Side by Side by Side .... Robert and Company
What Would We Do Without You .... Robert and Company
Poor Baby .... Sarah, Jenny, Susan, Amy, Joanne
Tick Tock .... Kathy
Barcelona .... Robert, April
The Ladies Who Lunch .... Joanne
Being Alive .... Robert

Additional Musical Numbers Lists

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Trivia & History

When the tour started with an extended run in Los Angeles, the set included the elevators that were part of the set on Broadway, but at some point during the tour the set was simplified and the elevators were eliminated.

The production started as a first-class national tour. In January 1971 it seems to have started functioning as a bus-and-truck tour, playing mostly one-night stands and split weeks, although it closed with a three-week run at the National in Washington, D.C.

At the final matinee in Washington, the production was filmed for Theatre on Film and Tape (TOFT) archive of New York's Library for the Performing Arts. TOFT was founded in 1970. Company seems to have been the first Broadway musical filmed for the archive (although, of course, it was the touring production that was filmed). Prior to filming the Company tour, TOFT seems to have filmed only Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway shows.