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Eliza Doolittle |
MADELINE POWELL |
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| Freddy Eynsford-Hill | NATHAN HALTIWANGER |
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Mrs. Eynsford-Hill |
TORINAE |
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Ms. Clara Eynsford-Hill |
BLAIR BEASLEY | |
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Colonel Pickering |
JOHN ADKISON | |
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Selsey Man |
DANIEL JAMES CANADAY |
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Professor Henry Higgins |
JONATHAN GRUNERT | |
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Hoxton Man |
RICHARD COLEMAN | |
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The “Loverly” Quartet |
WILLIAM WARREN CARVER, RICHARD COLEMAN, JESSE McFARLAND, MARK MITRANO |
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| Frank, The Bartender |
ANDREW FEHRENBACHER |
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Harry |
KEVIN D. O’NEIL | |
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Jamie |
RICHARD COLEMAN | |
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Alfred P. Doolittle |
MICHAEL HEGARTY |
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Flower Girl |
ASHLEY AGRUSA |
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Mrs. Pearce |
MADELINE BRENNAN |
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Mrs. Hopkins |
MAEGHIN MUELLER |
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Higgins’ Butlers |
MARK MITRANO, JESSE McFARLAND |
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Higgins’Maids |
ASHLEY AGRUSA, ANNA BACKER, ALLYSON GISHI, MAEGHIN MUELLER |
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Mrs. Higgins |
BECKY SAUNDERS |
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Charles |
SAM GRIFFIN |
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Stewards |
DANIEL JAMES CANADAY, MARK MITRANO |
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Lord Boxington |
JESSE McFARLAND |
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Lady Boxington |
SAMI MURPHY |
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Constables |
WILLIAM WARREN CARVER, CULLEN J. ZENO |
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Professor Zoltan Karpathy |
DANIEL JAMES CANADAY |
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Footmen |
WILLIAM WARREN CARVER, JESSE McFARLAND |
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Queen of Transylvania |
DIANA CRAIG |
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Mrs. Higgins’ Servant |
TIMOTHY SCOTT BRAUSCH |
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Ensemble |
ASHLEY AGRUSA, ANNA BACKER, BLAIR BEASLEY, NICK BERKE, TIMOTHY SCOTT BRAUSCH, DANIEL JAMES CANADAY, WILLIAM WARREN CARVER, RICHARD COLEMAN, DIANA CRAIG, ANDREW FEHRENBACHER, ALLYSON GISHI, SAM GRIFFIN, ZOEY LYTLE, JESSE McFARLAND, MARK MITRANO, MAEGHIN MUELLER, SAMI MURPHY, TORINAE, KEVIN D. O’NEIL, CULLEN J. ZENO |
SWINGS
NICK BERKE, SOPHIE BRAUD, SAM GRIFFIN, ZOEY LYTLE
DANCE CAPTAIN/FIGHT CAPTAIN
NICK BERKE
ASSISTANT DANCE CAPTAIN
ASHLEY AGRUSA
UNDERSTUDIES
Understudies never substitute for listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance.
For Eliza Doolittle: ALLYSON GISHI, TORINAE; for Freddy Eynsford-Hill: JESSE McFARLAND,
MARK MITRANO; for Colonel Pickering: DANIEL JAMES CANADAY, ANDREW FEHRENBACHER;
for Professor Henry Higgins: DANIEL JAMES CANADAY, ANDREW FEHRENBACHER; for Alfred P. Doolittle: RICHARD COLEMAN, KEVIN D. O’NEIL; for Mrs. Pearce: DIANA CRAIG, MAEGHIN MUELLER;
for Mrs. Higgins: BLAIR BEASLEY, DIANA CRAIG.
ACT I
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Overture |
Orchestra |
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Scene 1: Outside the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden |
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“Why Can’t the English?” |
Higgins |
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“Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?” |
Eliza & The “Loverly” Quartet |
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Scene 2: Tenement section—Tottenham Court Road |
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“With a Little Bit of Luck” |
Doolittle, Harry & Jamie |
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Scene 3: Higgins’ study |
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“I’m an Ordinary Man” |
Higgins |
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Scene 4: Tenement section—Tottenham Court Road |
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“With a Little Bit of Luck” (reprise) |
Doolittle & Company |
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Scene 5: Higgins’ study |
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“Just You Wait” |
Eliza |
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“The Servants’ Chorus” |
Mrs. Pearce, Higgins’ Butlers & Maids |
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“The Rain in Spain” |
Higgins, Eliza & Pickering |
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“I Could Have Danced All Night” |
Eliza, Mrs. Pearce & Higgins’ Maids |
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Scene 6: Outside a club tent, Ascot |
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“Ascot Gavotte” |
Company |
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Scene 7: Outside Higgins’ house, Wimpole Street |
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“On the Street Where You Live” |
Freddy |
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Scene 8: Higgins’ study |
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ACT II
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Scene 1: The ballroom of the Embassy |
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“The Embassy Waltz” |
Orchestra |
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Scene 2: Higgins’ study |
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“You Did It” |
Higgins, Pickering, Mrs. Pearce & Higgins’ Servants |
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“Just You Wait” (reprise) |
Eliza |
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Scene 3: Outside Higgins’ house, Wimpole Street |
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On the Street Where You Live” (reprise) |
Freddy |
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“Show Me” |
Freddy & Eliza |
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Scene 4: Flower market of Covent Garden |
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“Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?” (reprise) |
Eliza & The “Loverly” Quartet |
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“Get Me to the Church on Time” |
Doolittle, Harry, Jamie & Company |
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Scene 5: Upstairs hall of Higgins’ house |
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“A Hymn to Him” |
Higgins |
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Scene 6: The Conservatory of Mrs. Higgins’ house |
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“Without You” |
Eliza & Higgin |
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Scene 7: Outside Higgins’ house, Wimpole Street |
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“I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face” |
Higgins |
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Scene 8: Higgins’ study |
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The place is London, the time is 1912.
THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION
MY FAIR LADY ORCHESTRA
Music Director/Conductor:
DAVID ANDREWS ROGERS
Reed 1: VICTORIA CARCHIETTA
Reed 2: ANDREW CLARK
French Horn: EILEEN COYNE
Percussion: LAURA HAMEL
Trombone: ISAAC KRAMER
Bass: ABRAHAM MASSO
Concert Master: AMANDA NIX
Cello: ELEN WROTEN
AMD/Keys: GREG PALADINO
Trumpet: MAX RICHARDSON
Additional Arrangements: TED SPERLING
Music Coordinator: TALITHA FEHR
After tryouts in New Haven and Philadelphia, My Fair Lady, starring Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews, opened on Broadway at the Mark Hellinger Theatre on March 15, 1956. Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe wrote the book and the score, adapted from George Bernard Shaw’s famous play and Gabriel Pascal’s motion picture Pygmalion. The original production, one of the most distinguished in the history of the musical theater, was directed by Moss Hart. When My Fair Lady closed on September 29, 1962, it had played 2,717 performances, more than any other musical up to that time.
