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4 mag 2015 · A surprise hit Off-Broadway in 1968, Dames at Sea had its London debut little more than a year later. The Original London Cast Recording features an all-English cast in a lively but distinctive interpretation of the show, under original director/choreographer Neil Kenyon, with orchestral arrangements that differ from those created expressly for the Off-Broadway cast recording—perhaps closer ...
I'm the shipshape shipmate in the hold. I'm the star tar. I'm the tar star. Of the Navy blue and gold! Heave ho! I'm the top gob in the crow's nest. I'm the big bell sailors love to ring. In the ...
DAMES AT SEA successfully crossed the Atlantic twice to play the West End's Duchess Theatre in 1969 and again in 1989 to play the West End's Haymarket Theatre.
Story: After a brief musical introduction the curtain rises on the dress rehearsal of a Broadway show, Dames At Sea. Hardboiled star Mona Kent is going through her opening number. Enter Ruby, fresh off the bus from Utah and looking for a part in a Broadway show. She has left her suitcase on the bus and hasn't eaten for three days.
22 ott 2015 · The original Broadway production of Dames at Sea opened on Oct 22, 2015. The official database for Broadway theatre information Dames at Sea – Broadway Show – Musical | IBDB
8 dic 2023 · In 1968, with the shorter title “Dames at Sea,” it reopened at Off-Broadway’s Bouwerie Lane Theatre and later moved to the Theater de Lys, with a combined run of 575 performances. A British production opened in London’s West End in 1969 and ran for 127 performances – that production was videotaped and shown on the BBC series “Theatre Date,” but sadly no copy of the telecast is ...
2 giu 2015 · Ruby Washington/The New York Times. “Dames at Sea,” the musical that gave Bernadette Peters her big break more than 40 years ago, will finally arrive on Broadway at the Helen Hayes Theater this fall. The show, with music by Jim Wise and book and lyrics by George Haimsohn and Robin Miller, is an homage to the gaudy musicals of the 1930s, and ...
