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Mark Hellinger Theater, New York

1976

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Studio cast recording: Deutsche Grammophon (289 463 448-2)

1998

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Music by Leonard Bernstein; lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner

A history of American Presidents from 1800 to 1900 focusing on race relations.

Martin Beck Theatre, NY

1956

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Collected Plays, Little Brown; Broadway,

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Music by Leonard Bernstein; Book by Lillian Hellman; Lyrics by Richard Wilbur, John La Touche and Dorothy Parker; Based on the novel "Candide" by Voltaire

Setting: Westphalia. Lisbon. Paris. Buenos Aires. Venice

Longacre Theatre, NY

1955

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in "Hellman, Lillian, Collected Plays" Macmillan, London, 1972

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Original Playwright - Jean Anouilh; Incidental music by Leonard Bernstein

Chapman, writing in the New York News called The Lark: "a beautiful, beautiful play. . .It is always the story of a simple girl who became an inspired warrior and then was tried by the church-but there have been several ways of telling it. Anouilh's way, and Miss Hellman's, is to try to tell the story from two viewpoints. One of them is how we look at the tale now as a piece of history, with our knowledge of how the girl's blundering captors unwittingly created a martyr who became forever a symbol of courage and faith. The other viewpoint has been to try to imagine what it must have been like to be Joan herself. Both approaches to this legend of the Martyr of Rouen have been splendidly realized by the technique of divorcing the drama from the confinements of time, sequence and space. Until the last moment-a thrilling and uplifting one of Joan's greatest earthly triumph, the coronation of the worthless Dauphin for whom she fought-there is no scenery in the usual sense, merely a few levels of steps and platforms

Buffalo

1979

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written with Phyllis Newman, music by Peter Allen, Leonard Bernstein and others, from play My Mother Was a Fortune Teller by Newman

Adaelphi Theatre, NY

1944

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Music by Leonard Bernstein; Lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; Book by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; Based on an idea by Jerome Robbins; Additional lyrics by Leonard Bernstein

Setting: New York City. 1944 - wartime

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1950

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Pantomime

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Written by James M. Barrie; Music and lyrics by Leonard Bernstein; Music arranged by Trude Rittman; Music orchestrated by Hershy Kay; Music and Lyrics by Leonard Bernstein

Setting: The Nursery; The Never Land; The Mermaids' Lagoon; The Home Under the Ground; The Pirate Ship; Under the Sea; The Treetops

Music Box Theatre, NY

1977

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Music by Stephen Sondheim; Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim; Additional music by Leonard Bernstein, Mary Rodgers, Richard Rodgers and Jule Styne

A revue in two acts

Winter Garden Theatre, NY

1957

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Heinemann, London, 1959

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Book by Arthur Laurents; Music by Leonard Bernstein; Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

Setting: The West Side of New York City during the last days of Summer. 1957

Winter Garden Theatre, NY

1953

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Tams-Wltmark, NY,

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Original cast recording: MCA (10050)

1953

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Music by Leonard Bernstein; Book by Joseph A. Fields and Jerome Chodorov; Lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; Based on "My Sister Eileen" by Joseph A. Fields and Jerome Chodorov; Based on stories by Ruth McKenney

Setting: Greenwich Village in the '30s