CALL ME MADAM
A musical satire on politics, foreign affairs, and an American abroad. Sally Adams becomes Ambassador of Lichtenburg and "charms" the local gentry - especially Cosmo Constanstine - with her undiplomatic manner and Kenneth Gibson falls in love with the princess.
VIDEO CLIP OF THE MUSICAL
1951 Tony Award
Stage Technician
Best Original Score
Best Actress in a Musical
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
1951 Theatre World Award
Russell Nype
BROADWAY PREMIERE
October 12, 1950, played 644 performances
October 12, 1950, played 644 performances
ORIGINAL CAST
Ethel Merman, Paul Lukas, Russell Nype, Galina Talva, Pat Harrington, Alan Hewitt, Tommy Rall, and Nathaniel Frey
DIRECTOR
George Abbott
CHOREOGRAPHER
Jerome Robbins
Ethel Merman, Paul Lukas, Russell Nype, Galina Talva, Pat Harrington, Alan Hewitt, Tommy Rall, and Nathaniel Frey
DIRECTOR
George Abbott
CHOREOGRAPHER
Jerome Robbins
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MUSICAL NUMBERS
The Hostess With the Mostes'
On the Ball
Lichtenburg
Can You Use Any Money Today?
Marrying for Love
It's a Lovely Day Today
The Best Thing For You
Make it Another Old Fashioned, Please
The Ocarina
Washington Square Dance
Something To Dance About
They Like Ike
You're Just In Love
Once Upon a Time, Today
The Hostess With the Mostes'
On the Ball
Lichtenburg
Can You Use Any Money Today?
Marrying for Love
It's a Lovely Day Today
The Best Thing For You
Make it Another Old Fashioned, Please
The Ocarina
Washington Square Dance
Something To Dance About
They Like Ike
You're Just In Love
Once Upon a Time, Today
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