Mata Hari

• Closed on the road (1967)
  Washington, D.C.
• Off-Broadway Production (1968)
  New York, NY
• Off-Broadway Revival (1996)
  New York, NY

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Original score

• Is This Fact?
• Mata Hari's Dance
  • aka Dance at the Salon [no note]
  • aka Mata Hari's Dance at the Salon [no note]
• Everyone Has Something to Hide
• How Young You Were Tonight
• I'm Saving Myself for a Soldier
• Maman
• The Choice is Yours
• Sextet
• Not Now, Not Here
• Hello, Yank
  • aka Hello Yank [no note]
• In Madrid
• Dance at the Cafe del Toro
• I Don't See Him Very Much Anymore
• You Have No Idea
• The Arrest
• Interrogation and Ballet
• There Is No You
• There Will Be Love Again

Added to 1968 revival

• No More Than a Moment
• Ballad for a Firing Squad
• There Is Only One Thing to Be Sure Of
• Fritzie
• I Did Not Sleep Last Night
• What Then?
• What Might Have Been

Added to 1996 revival

• Gone
• This is Nice

Recordings listed here were done in the studio specifically to release as recordings. They do not represent cast recordings of a particular production.

• Studio Cast (1995)
  

  • John Anthony
  • Rosemarie Dama
  • Jack Fletcher (ii)
  • Timothy Gulan
  • James Hindeman

• Demo Recording [audio]

In World War I Europe, the glamorous dancer Mata Hari becomes entangled with intelligence officers and spies, using her allure to navigate a dangerous web of espionage. A powerful and seductive bond forms between her and a French agent, whose conflicting loyalties haunt him as she faces arrest and execution. Her life becomes a tragic intersection of passion, betrayal, and the blurred line between performance and survival—ending in a dramatic, public downfall.

Early announcements of the original production stated that the title would be Facade.

• Ballad for a Firing Squad (revised version)
• Facade (Originally announced title)