Godspell 1971 - Articles Page 369.8

Opened: May 17, 1971
Closing: June 13, 1976

Godspell - 1971 - Off-Broadway History , Info & More

Godspell is a unique and joyful musical based on the Gospel of Matthew. Debuting Off-Off-Broadway in 1971, it features a catchy and eclectic score by Stephen Schwartz (composer of Wicked and Pippin) alongside a book by John-Michael Tebelak.

A loose-knit group of performers portray Jesus and his disciples. Through a mix of games, pantomime, vaudeville, and contemporary music styles, they bring Jesus' parables and teachings to life. The iconic song "Day by Day" is featured in this energetic show.

Godspell - 1971 - Off-Broadway Cast

Godspell - 1971 - Off-Broadway Articles Page 369.8

Godspell FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What productions of Godspell have there been?

Godspell has had 18 productions including Off-Broadway which opened in 1971, Off-Broadway which opened in 1971, Australia which opened in 1971, West End which opened in 1972, Australia which opened in 1972, Broadway which opened in 1976, Broadway which opened in 1976, Regional (US) which opened in 1979, London Fringe which opened in 1981, Off-Broadway which opened in 1988, Off-Broadway which opened in 1988, Off-Broadway which opened in 2000, Off-Broadway which opened in 2000, Milburn, NJ (Regional) which opened in 2006, Broadway which opened in 2008, Broadway which opened in 2011, US Tour which opened in 2013 and UK Tour which opened in 2015.

What awards has Godspell been nominated for?

Godspell has been nominated for several awards, including Most Promising Composer at the Drama Desk Awards for Stephen Schwartz, Most Promising Costume Designer at the Drama Desk Awards for Susan Tsu, and Most Promising Director at the Drama Desk Awards for John-Michael Tebelak.

What awards has Godspell won?

Godspell has won several awards, including the Most Promising Composer award at the Drama Desk Awards for Stephen Schwartz. The show also received the Most Promising Costume Designer award at the Drama Desk Awards for Susan Tsu. Additionally, John-Michael Tebelak won the Most Promising Director award at the Drama Desk Awards for his work on Godspell. These accolades highlight the talent and creativity that went into the production of Godspell.

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