Production Staff
Richard Adler
Composer/Lyricist
Composer
Lyricist
Mr. Adler co-composed the music and lyrics for Pajama Game and Damn Yankees, both of which won Tony Awards for Best Musical and Best Score. He also earned a Tony Award nomination for his musical, Kwamina. Some of his biggest hit songs are You Gotta Have Heart, Hey, There, Hernando’s Hideaway, Whatever Lola Wants, Steam Heat, Rags to Riches, and Everybody Loves a Lover.
During the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, Richard Adler staged and produced numerous presidential entertainments, including the unforgettable birthday celebration for President Kennedy featuring Marilyn Monroe singing Happy Birthday, Mr. President.
Robert Alan Aurthur
Bookwriter
Motley
Costume Designer
Alfred De Liagre, Jr.
Producer
Will Steven Armstrong
Settings/Lighting
Scenic Designer
Lighting Designer
John Berkman
Assistant Conductor
Lloyd Burlingame
Assistant to Will Steven Armstrong
Robert Crowder
Drummer
Alfred De Liagre, Jr.
Producer
Charles Gnys
Company Manager
Frank Goodman
Press Representative
Press
Hal Hastings
Music Contractor
Montego Joe
Drummer
Bob Kelly
Wig Designer
Bob Kelly is a Twin Cities-based composer, pianist, and music director. His second EP It Begins, It Begins was released on streaming services in October 2024. Works of musical theatre include Confessions (with Jonathan Keebler, based on the memoir Confessions of a Gay Priest by Tom Rastrelli)m gilgamesh & the mosquito (with Sam Chanse); Waiting... a song cycle (with Kelly Pomeroy); and the short musical film A Most Average Musical (with Talia Berger and Jonathan Keebler), which was recently published as part of the Theatre Now New York (TNNY) anthology The 10-Minute Musical and is available to license through MTI.
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C. Edwin Knill
General Manager
Irwin Kostal
Orchestrator
Robert Lewis
Director
Robert Lewis (i)
Director
Arthur Marlowe
Stage Manager
Judd Mathison
Assistant to the Director
Agnes De Mille
Choreographer
John Morris
Dance Music Arranger
Dance Music Arranger
Thea Neu
Assistant to Motley
Albert Opoku
Technical Consultant
(Courtesy of the Government of Ghana)
(Courtesy of the Government of Ghana)
The Shubert Organization
Theatre Owner / Operator
The Shubert Organization is America's oldest professional theatre company and the largest theatre owner on the Broadway. Since the dawn of the 20th Century, Shubert has operated hundreds of theatres and produced hundreds of plays and musicals both in New York City and throughout the United States. Shubert currently owns and operates seventeen Broadway theatres and six off-Broadway venues.
Sid Ramin
Orchestrator
Ramin was an orchestrator, arranger, and composer, who won an Oscar and a Grammy for his work on the film version of West Side Story. He was also one of the three orchestrators on the original Broadway production of the show.
Though West Side Story may be the most notable, Ramin also worked on many other Broadway shows such as Wonderful Town (1953), Say, Darling (1958), Gypsy (1959), The Girls Against the Boys (1959), Vintage '60 (1960), Wildcat (1960), The Conquering Hero (1961), Kwamina (1961), I Can Get It for You Wholesale (1962), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to ... read more
Mavis Ray
Assistant to the Choreographer
Colin Romoff
Musical Director
James E. Wall
Production Stage Manager
Ben Washer
Press Representative
Press
William Weaver
Stage Manager
Stage Manager
Fred Weterick
Press Assistant
Bert Clayton Williams
Music Copyist Supervisor
Awards and Nominations
1962 Tony Awards
Best Choreography: Agnes de Mille was nominated but did not win.
Best Costume Design: Motley was nominated but did not win.
Best Original Score (Music and/or Lyrics) Written for the Theatre: Richard Adler was nominated but did not win.
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