written by Frank Loesser (Music and Lyrics), Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows (Book)
directed by Carl Spatz
Friday February 7th 1969 — Sunday February 16th 1969
Gambler Nathan Detroit, tries to find the cash to set up the biggest craps game in town with the authorities breathing down his neck. Meanwhile, his girlfriend and nightclub performer, Adelaide laments that they’ve been engaged for fourteen years. Nathan turns to fellow gambler, Sky Masterson, for the dough. Sky ends up chasing the straight-laced missionary, Sarah Brown, as a result.
Cast
- Nicely-Nicely Johnson: Norman Garfield
- Benny Southstreet: Mike Pacifico
- Rusty Charlie/Ensemble: Charlie Wiener
- Sarah Brown: Mary Ingram
- Arvide Abernathy: Frank Saraceno
- Mission Band: Bernice Thompson
- Mission Band: Charlotte Myska
- Mission Band: George Myska
- Mission Band: Jan Petrow
- Harry the Horse: Frank Nixon
- Lt. Brannigan: Timothy Sinos
- Nathan Detroit: Jerry Rutigliano
- Angie the Ox/Society Max/Ensemble: Mike Sandberg
- Miss Adelaide: Pearl Spatz Mayer
- Sky Masterson: Ray Cox
- Joey Biltmore: Frank Nixon
- Mimi/Ensemble: Dorry Bates Ciccolini Peltyn
- Gen. Matilda B. Cartwright: Leontine Zimiles
- Liver Lips Louie: Edward Dloughy
- Big Jule: Stanley Wells
- Ensemble: Elaine Busch
- Ensemble: Tom Basile
- Ensemble: Debbie Lambert
- Ensemble: Kathy Lambert
- Ensemble: Patricia Plotnick
- Ensemble: Eileen Sandberg
- Ensemble: Jack Ricardi
- Ensemble: Vic Sellerole
Production Staff / Crew
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Director: Carl Spatz
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Producer: Sandy Ross
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Set Designer: Claire Cooperstein
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Costume Designer: Katy Fries
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Lighting Designer: Len Assante
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Stage Manager: Tom Cambria
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Technical Director: Phillip Fine
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Choreographer: Mona Grove Siegel
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Musical Director: Lisa Petrow
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Accompanist: Lisa Petrow
