Herbert & Dorothy Fields (Book and Lyrics) were children of comedian, producer, director Lew Fields and siblings of librettist and playwright Joseph Fields. Among their many collaborations are: Annie Get Your Gun, Mexican Hayride, and Redhead. Herbert’s other librettos include: Hit the Deck, A Connecticut Yankee, Fifty Million Frenchmen, and DuBarry was a Lady. Dorothy’s many collaborations with Jimmy McHugh resulted in "I Can’t Give You Anything but Love," "I’m In The Mood For Love," and "On the Sunny Side of the Street," among others. Her other shows include A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Sweet Charity, and Seesaw.
Arthur Schwartz (Music) was a successful composer in every medium - theatre, film, radio, and even television. The Little Show contains his hit "I Guess I’ll Have to Change My Plan"; Three’s a Crowd had "Something to Remember You By"; Bandwagon had "Dancing in the Dark"; Flying Colors had "Alone Together"; Revenge With Music had "You and the Night and the Music." Other shows include Grand Street Follies, At Home Abroad, Park Avenue, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (with Dorothy Fields), The Gay Life, and Jennie.
Director Thomas Mills
Music Director Michael Lavine
With Marisa Bela, Patrick Boyd*, Liam Burke*, Stephen Carter-Hicks*, Kip Driver*, Justin Edmund, Louisa Flaningam*, Sam Freed*, Andrew Gitzy, Kendall March*, Randi Megibow, Brooke Moriber*, Amy Phillips*, Perry Ojeda*, Ron Savin*, KT Sullivan*, Lisa Trader*
*Denotes member of Actors Equity Association
Producer Mel Miller
Stage Manager Anthony Galluccio
Lighting Lita Riddock
Casting Director Stephen De Angelis
Graphics James Babbin, JB Art & Design, Inc.
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