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1633 Broadway, New York, NY 10019
Closed January 19, 2020
Stimulating...Frightening...astonishing
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Nominated for Best Musical Theater Album at the 2020 Grammy Awards!
Beautiful mornings beckon once more for Bard SummerStage's highly acclaimed interpretation of Roger's and Hammerstein's quintessential 1943 American musical, Oklahoma! Following sold-out engagements at St. Ann's Warehouse, this production configured for today's America is currently enjoying a Broadway transfer, marking the show's first main stem return since 2002. Although recognizable as the beloved and influential show, director Daniel Fish and team have approached the musical with a fresh vision, examining the darker themes that roil below the surface of the romance and innocence of the original, whilst still retaining the optimism and timelessness of the early American Dream in a confection that zings with vibrancy and topicality more now than ever.
Stripped back, with new choreography by John Heginbotham and orchestrations and music from Daniel Kluger, this Oklahoma! invites the audience to immerse themselves in the story further than ever before, presenting the scene as a local jamboree where the narrative unfolds. A seven-piece band provides the music, allowing Rogers and Hammerstein's wit, talent and fundamental understanding of human nature to shine. This exciting and intriguing transfer is certainly one of the season's must-see highlights.
The story of Oklahoma!
An upcoming box social is stirring strong emotions among the population of a small (pre-statehood) Oklahoma town in the early 1900s. Curly McLain has asked farm girl Laurey to accompany him but she has refused, instead of accepting the invitation of the mysterious and sinister farmhand Jud Fry. Laurie's friend Ado Annie is going with her boyfriend Will Parker, but while he's been away she has been seen flirting with Persian pedlar Ali Hakim. On the night of the social, matters come to a head, in a whirlwind of passion, rivalry, jealousy, and fighting.
A genre-defining classic that is constantly revived, don't miss this reimagining from an innovative and visionary company.
Previews from: 19 March 2019
Opening night: 7 April 2019
12+
Two hours and 45 minutes with one intermission
Images are from the Off-Broadway production staged at St. Ann's Warehouse
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
Will Brill as Ali Hakim
Damon Daunno as Curly McLain
Rebecca Naomi Jones as Laurey
Patrick Vaill as Jud Fry
Ali Stroker as Ado Annie
Mary Testa as Aunt Eller
James Davis as Will Parker
Mitch Tebo as Andrew Carney
Mallory Portnoy as Gertie Cummings
Anthony Cason as Cord Elam
Will Mann as Mike
Lead dancer - Gabrielle Hamilton
Music by Richard Rodgers
Book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Based on the play Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs
Original choreography by Agnes de Mille
Directed by Daniel Fish
Choreography by John Heginbotham
New Music Arrangements by Daniel Kluger
Best Revival of a Musical
Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical - Ali Stroker
Best Revival of a Musical
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical - Damon Daunno
Best Direction of a Musical - Daniel Fish
Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical - Ali Stroker
Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical - Mary Testa
Best Orchestrations - Daniel Kluger
Best Scenic Design of a Musical - Laura Jellinek
Best Sound Design of a Musical - Drew Levy
Outstanding Actress in a Musical - Rebecca Naomi Jones
Outstanding Orchestrations
Outstanding Revival of a Musical
Outstanding Actor in a Musical - Damon Daunno
Outstanding Actress in a Musical - Rebecca Naomi Jones
Outstanding Director of a Musical - Daniel Fish
Outstanding Orchestrations
Best Musical Theater Album
BOLD superb Passionate
Get your cowboy boots and giddy on up to this show, you'll get to spend the night tapping your foot to a superb score performed marvelously by this outstanding cast
Judging by the reactions from a few of the senior citizens leaving the theatre in front of me, Daniel Fish (Director) has certainly made some bold adjustments to the classic musical Oklahoma.
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Nicola Quinn
2 reviews, average rating: (2.5 Stars)
Ella: “Great performances but darker, edgier feel didn’t work for me ”
I wanted to LOVE this production. I was super intrigued by the notion... more
Beth: “Let's Call It a Re-imagining, Not a Revival”
I have long felt that a darker Oklahoma! is in the text, waiting to be... more
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