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Muny 2007 Summer Schedule
June 18 - 24 Performances Nightly at 8:15pm Rodgers & Hammerstein's first collaboration is so fresh and grand that you will be tempted to sing every song out loud. This jubilant musical tells the story of a young farm girl who almost ruins her life by going to the church social with the wrong fella. Hitch up the surrey with the fringe on top for OKLAHOMA!, the "all 'er nuthin'" musical.
Hop into
your hot rod, throw your mittens around your kittens and bop on over
to
Put On
Your Sunday Clothes You are invited to dine and dance at the Harmonia Gardens Restaurant with meddling matchmaker Dolly Gallagher Levi and Horace Vandegelder, the well-known, unmarried half-a-millionaire. We're gonna raise the roof and carry on for this summer's big dance romance. It's been ten years since Dolly's last Muny visit, and it's so nice to have her back where she belongs!
PETER PAN
is back on... and above... The Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory seems an unlikely setting for a romance, but when the head of the grievance committee and the new superintendent butt heads, it's love at first sight. THE PAJAMA GAME won six Tonys® when it debuted on Broadway, and in 2006 won a Tony® for best revival. It's bright and brassy, brilliantly sassy, and you'll love playing THE PAJAMA GAME.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's show of many musical colors tells the Biblical story of Joseph and his eleven jealous brothers. Joseph's amazing adventures take him from the bottom of a well to the palace of the Pharaoh. A Technicolor® dream of a show... JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR® DREAMCOAT! On My Own * I Dreamed A Dream * Master Of The House
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The
Surrey With The Fringe On Top
Summer
Lovin' * Greased Lightnin' * Beauty School Dropout
July
9 - 15
I've
Gotta Crow * I'm Flying * I Won't Grow Up
Any
Dream Will Do * One More Angel In Heaven
On
October 6, 2006 it became the world's longest-running musical,
having played over 8,500 peformances in London. We now proudly
announce the Muny debut of the powerful and passionate LES
MISÉRABLES. In the aftermath of the French Revolution, one man's
story is glorified with the sweep and pageantry that only