Oklahoma! Revival 2002

Ages: 12+
Opened: March 21, 2002
Closing: February 23, 2003

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Gershwin Theatre (Broadway)
222 West 51st St. New York, NY

Green Grow the Lilacs. Play by Lynn Riggs.

On a farm in frontier Oklahoma, Laurey and Curley are obviously in love but conceal their feelings from each other by fighting. At a box social, their feelings become more complicated as another expresses interest in Laurey.

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Review - Oklahoma! at Paper Mill: Big and Boisterous Again
by Kristin Salaky - September 29, 2008


How exactly does Curly know the height of an elephant's eye? I don't mean to doubt the intelligence or inquisitiveness of the guy, but if I asked a pre-statehood Oklahoma cowboy how high the corn has grown, the first response I'd expect wouldn't be a comparison to the height of a proboscidea native to Africa and Asia. Perhaps he found a picture book in some public library, or maybe that famous Thomas Edison film of the electrocution of Topsy, the Coney Island elephant, had made its way to a local picture house.

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What productions of Oklahoma! have there been?
Oklahoma! has had 27 productions including Broadway which opened in 1943, Broadway which opened in 1943, US Tour which opened in 1943, West End which opened in 1947, Broadway which opened in 1951, Broadway which opened in 1951, US Tour which opened in 1951, US Tour which opened in 1952, Broadway which opened in 1953, Broadway which opened in 1953, Off-Broadway which opened in 1958, Off-Broadway which opened in 1963, Off-Broadway which opened in 1965, Broadway which opened in 1969, Broadway which opened in 1979, Broadway which opened in 1979, West End which opened in 1980, Milburn, NJ (Regional) which opened in 1992, West End which opened in 1998, Broadway which opened in 2002, Broadway which opened in 2002, St. Louis, MO (Regional) which opened in 2015, Off-Broadway which opened in 2018, Broadway which opened in 2019, which opened in 2019, US Tour which opened in 2020 and West End which opened in 2023.
What Tony Awards has Oklahoma! been nominated for?
Best Choreography for Susan Stroman, Best Direction of a Musical for Trevor Nunn, Best Lighting Design for David HerseyBest Revival of a Musical for Cameron Mackintosh and Best Revival of a Musical for The Royal National Theatre.
What awards has Oklahoma! been nominated for?
Oklahoma! has been nominated for several awards. It was nominated for Outstanding Revival of a Musical at the Drama Desk Awards. Susan Stroman was nominated for Outstanding Choreography at the Outer Critics Circle Awards, while Anthony Ward was nominated for Outstanding Costume Design. Trevor Nunn received a nomination for Outstanding Director of a Musical, and David Hersey was nominated for Outstanding Lighting Design, both at the Outer Critics Circle Awards. The show was also nominated for Outstanding Revival of a Musical at the Outer Critics Circle Awards. Additionally, Justin Bohon received a Performance nomination at the Theatre World Awards.
What awards has Oklahoma! won?
Oklahoma! has won several awards, including Outstanding Revival of a Musical at the Drama Desk Awards. Susan Stroman received the award for Outstanding Choreography at the Outer Critics Circle Awards, while Anthony Ward won for Outstanding Costume Design. Trevor Nunn was recognized as the Outstanding Director of a Musical, and David Hersey received the award for Outstanding Lighting Design, both at the Outer Critics Circle Awards. Additionally, Justin Bohon received the Performance award at the Theatre World Awards.

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