Production Staff
James Goldman
Bookwriter/Composer/Lyricist
William Goldman
Bookwriter/Composer/Lyricist
James Goldman
Bookwriter
William Goldman
Lyricist
John Kander
Bookwriter/Composer/Lyricist
Composer
Tom Abbott
Assistant to John Butler
Leonard Aldrich
Production Associate
Gerald Alters
Dance Music Arranger
Hazel Arnett
Assistant to Robert Fletcher
Ingram Ash
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Word Baker
Director
Ira Bernstein
Company Manager
Bernstein produced or managed over 40 Broadway shows and tours, including Pippin and Chicago, two of his favorites. His other Broadway credits include Jackie Mason's The World According to Me!, Come Back to the 5 & Dime Jimmy Dean Jimmy Dean, Sophisticated Ladies, On the Twentieth Century, The Act, The Norman Conquests, 1776, Golden Rainbow, The Apple Tree, Wait Until Dark, Wildcat, The Tenth Man, Silk Stockings, The Boy Friend, Can-Can, and three original Frank Loesser productions: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Where's Charley?, and Guys and Dolls.
From 1984 until 1991, Ira managed the Shubert Theater in ... read more
Gordon Bogdan
Assistant to the Producer
James Bronson
Stage Manager
Geoffry Brown
Assistant Stage Manager
John Butler
Choreographer
Choreographer
Emory Davis
Music Contractor
Richard Evans
Production Stage Manager
Robert Fletcher
Costume Designer
Robert Ginzler
Orchestrator
Lila Glaser
Press Representative
Joseph Harris
General Manager
David Hays
Lighting Designer
Settings/Lighting
Scenic Designer
Bob Herget
Choreographer
Stanley Lebowsky
Musical Director
Harold Prince
Director
Harold S. Prince (b. New York City, NY, 30 January 1928), also known as “Hal” Prince, was a theater producer and director who made a significant contribution to Broadway musicals in America. In a career that spanned more than fifty years, Prince has received ten Drama Desk Awards as Outstanding Director and 21 Tony Awards® for Best Direction, Best Producer, Best Musical, and Lifetime Achievement. In addition, Prince was the Kennedy Center Honoree in 1994 and the recipient of the National Medal of Arts in 2000.
Prince received his education at University of Pennsylvania, where he enrolled in a liberal arts ... read more
Harvey B. Sabinson
General Press Representative
Press
Andrew Siff
Producer
Frank Spencer
Assistant to Robert Fletcher
Arthur Wagner
Assistant to Mr. Lebowsky
Peter Wexler
Assistant to David Hays
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