TITANIC
 


The story of the Titanic disaster is told with glimpses into the lives of many different people: Barrett, the stoker who wanted to get away from the coal mines and who proposes marriage on the telegraph; Murdoch, the ship’s officer contemplating the responsibility of command; Kate McGowan and the Third Class passengers who yearn for a better life in America; Chief Steward Etches and the millionaires he serves, who exult in the wonders of their world; and a Second Class passenger Alice Beane, a hardware store owner’s wife, who wants more out of life.

 

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1997 Tony Award
Best Musical
Best Book of a Musical
Best Original Musical Score
Best Scenic Design
Best Orchestrations

1997 Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Orchestrations
(Jonathan Tunick)

BROADWAY PREMIERE
April 23, 1997, played 804 performances
 
COMPOSER & LYRICIST
Maury Yeston

LIBRETTIST
Peter Stone
 
ORIGINAL CAST
Adam Alexi-Malle, Becky Ann Baker, Matthew Bennett, Judith Blazer, John Bolton, Bill Buell, Michael Cerveris, Victoria Clark, Mindy Cooper, Allan Corduner, David Costabile, Alma Cuervo, John Cunningham, Brian d'Arcy James, Lisa Datz, David Elder, David Garrison, Jody Gelb, Kimberly Hester, Erin Hill, Robin Irwin, Larry Keith, Joseph Kolinski, Charles McAteer, Theresa McCarthy, Martin Moran, Michael Mulheren, Stephanie Park, Jennifer Piech, Michele Ragusa, Ted Sperling, Mara Stephens, Don Stephenson, Henry Stram, Andy Taylor, Clarke Thorell, William Youmans

DIRECTOR
Richard Jones

CHOREOGRAPHER
Lynne Taylor-Corbett
 
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

PRODUCTION RIGHTS
Tams Witmark

LYRICS
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MUSICAL NUMBERS
How Did They Build Titanic?
There She Is
Loading Inventory
The Largest Moving Object
I Must Get On That Ship
The First Class Roster
Godspeed Titanic
Barrett's Song
What a Remarkable Age This Is
To Be a Captain
Lady's Maid
The Proposal
The Night Was Alive
No Moon
Autumn
Wake Up, Wake Up!
Dressed in Your Pyjamas in the Grand Saloon
The Staircase
The Blame
Getting the Lifeboat
Canons
We'll Meet Tomorrow
Still
Mr. Andrew's Vision
 
 
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