CLARK GESNER   (1938 - 2002)


Clark Gesner
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American
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Plays by Clark Gesner

CLARK GESNER
Animal Fair
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Musical
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CLARK GESNER
Ransom of Red Chief, The
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Genre:
Children's Musical
Youth Audience
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CLARK GESNER
Utter Glory of Morrissey Hall, The
1st Produced:
Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts, Santa Maria, CA
1979
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1st Published:
Samuel French, NY
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Music:
Original cast recording: (?) 44037
1976
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Genre:
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Musical
Parts:
Male
4
Female
18
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Notes: Music by Clark Gesner; lyrics by Clarke Gesner; book by Nagle Jackson; book by Clark Gesner
Synopsis: Morrissey Hall Girls School and the headmistress seems completely unaware of the mischief her girls get up to.
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CLARK GESNER
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
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numerous productions
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1st Published:
Tams Witmark, 757 Third Ave., New York, NY 10017
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Musical
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Synopsis: If, like a lot of the members of the audience at the performance I attended, you're four or five years or old, then You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown is filled with simple, happy moments of fun and song that will delight you. If, like me, you're old enough to remember the heyday of the first Peanuts craze (back in the sixties, when "Happiness Is. . ." was a catchphrase as popular as any yada yada thought up by Jerry Seinfeld), then you'll find yourself time and again wearing a smile of recognition as beloved iconic moments from nearly fifty years of Charles M. Schulz's cartoon come to life on the stage of the Ambassador Theatre. Charlie Brown tries to fly a kite. . .Lucy bosses Linus around shamelessly. . .Snoopy battles his old nemesis the Red Baron. At the end, the whole gang concludes in song that "Happiness is anyone and anything at all that's loved by you," and you go all misty, remembering the long-ago afternoon when you sang that song in your sixth-grade school pageant.
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