Call Me Madam Broadway Original Cast
Sall Adams, the famous Washington D.C. party-giver, is named Madam Ambassador to fictional Lichtenburg, where romance blossoms. Full synopsis
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Original Cast
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Sebastian Sabastian
Henry Lascoe, who was part of the 1939 National Tour of "What A Life" alongside Eddie Bracken, also contributed his talents to "Call Me Madam." more...
Geoffrey Lumb, who appeared in "Call Me Madam," is recognized for his roles in films and TV series such as Paddington 2 (2017), 24: Live Another Day (2014), and Luther (2010). more...
Ethel Merman, celebrated as "the undisputed First Lady of the musical comedy stage," won a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her unforgettable performance in the 1953 film adaptation of Call Me Madam, further cementing her legacy as a powerhouse in both theater and film. more...
Tommy Rall, renowned for his dynamic performances as a dancer and actor in 1950s musical comedies, brought his versatile talents to the stage in productions like "Call Me Madam," showcasing his exceptional skills before transitioning to a successful operatic career in the 1960s. more...
(Standby)
Elaine Stritch, renowned for her extensive Broadway career, was part of the original cast of "Call Me Madam," a production that showcased her remarkable talents in the early years of her illustrious stage journey. more...
See awards and nominations on the Call Me Madam page
Other productions of Call Me Madam
- 1951 US Tour — National Tour · Cast
- 1952 West End — London Production · Cast
- 1983 West End — London Revival · Cast
- 1995 Off-Broadway — Encores! Concert · Cast
- 1996 Milburn, NJ (Regional) — Paper Mill Production · Cast
- 2004 Regional (US) — Goodspeed Revival · Cast
- 2019 Off-Broadway — Encores! Concert Revival · Cast
Production Team
George Abbott Director
Jay Blackton Musical Director
Joe Glover Orchestrator
(Additional Orchestrations)
(Additional Orchestrations)
Raoul Pène Du Bois Costume Designer
Scenic Designer
Jerome Robbins Choreographer
Don Walker Orchestrator