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Thoroughly Modern Millie

Authors

Original Authors

... Book	Dick Scanlan Richard Morris (i)
... Lyrics	Dick Scanlan
... Music	Jeanine Tesori
... Music & Lyrics (additional)	James Van Heusen Sammy Cahn Sir Arthur Sullivan Sir William Gilbert Jay Thompson Victor Herbert Rida Johnson Young Walter Donaldson Sam M. Lewis Joe Young (i)

Later Contributors

There are no known writers who contributed to revisions, etc. following the original production.

Genre: Musical Comedy

Production Highlights

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Reading (1995)
New York, NY
Reading (1996)
New York, NY
Original Broadway Production (2002)
New York, NY
National Tour (2003)
London Production (2003)
London, England
Paper Mill Playhouse Production (2013)
Millburn, NJ
London Revival (2015)
London, England
Reunion Concert (2018)
New York, NY

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Score

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Authors

Original Authors

... Book	Dick Scanlan Richard Morris (i)
... Lyrics	Dick Scanlan
... Music	Jeanine Tesori
... Music & Lyrics (additional)	James Van Heusen Sammy Cahn Sir Arthur Sullivan Sir William Gilbert Jay Thompson Victor Herbert Rida Johnson Young Walter Donaldson Sam M. Lewis Joe Young (i)

Later Contributors

There are no known writers who contributed to revisions, etc. following the original production.

Genre: Musical Comedy

Source

Original story and screenplay for the Universal Pictures film by Richard Morris

Synopsis

Millie Dillmount arrives in 1922 Manhattan determined to marry a boss, not a beau. Boardinghouse adventures, an unexpected spark with Jimmy Smith, and a job with executive Trevor Graydon collide with the schemes of landlady Mrs. Meers, who targets Millie’s new friend Miss Dorothy. With help from savvy socialite Muzzy Van Hossmere—and reluctant henchmen Ching Ho and Bun Foo—Millie unmasks the racket, rethinks her plan, and chooses love over strategy as friendships, fortunes, and futures realign.

Trivia & History

The story is similar to the 1956 British musical Chrysanthemum.

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