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Additional authors

1. Mackintosh, Cameron
2. Schönberg, Claude-Michel
3. Boublil, Alain
4. Natel, Jean-Marc
5. Kretzmer, Herbert
6. Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885.
7. Fenton, James, 1949-
8. Nunn, Trevor
9. Caird, John
10. Napier, John, 1944-
11. Hersey, David
12. Neofitou, Andreane
13. Cameron, John, 1944-
14. Howland, Jason
15. Bruce, Andrew
16. Kirsopp, Gregg N.
17. Anbri, Christina, 1990-
18. Brewer, Don
19. Capps, Lisa
20. Charles, Sarah Dacey
21. DeCicco, Angela
22. DiCroce, Diane
23. Eldred, Mike
24. Von Essen, Max
25. Ferguson, Heather
26. Gagnon, David
27. Garcia, Aymee
28. Glass, Randy
29. Hugo, Dave
30. Jonas, Nick
31. Juvier, Edward
32. Kaarina, Diana
33. Keith, Randal
34. Kern, Kevin
35. Leonard, James Chip
36. Mayer, Neal
37. McCarthy, Michael
38. McDonald, David B
39. Milo, Gina
40. Minyard, Melissa
41. Nicolella, Marnie
42. Paterson, Jayne
43. Peterson, Christopher Mark
44. Santen, Kathy
45. Seyer, Roger
46. Snyder, Allan
47. Spencer, Susan
48. Sullivan, Alexandra Rose
49. Turley, Sandra
50. Varela, Andrew
51. Wyman, Nick
52. Butt, Jennifer
53. Graff, Randy
54. Kuhn, Judy
55. Ruffelle, Frances
56. Stucker, Richard
57. Hoffman, Patrick
58. Autograph (Firm), sound designer
59. Shubert Organization
60. New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Billy Rose Theatre Division. Theatre on Film and Tape Archive

Description

1. 3 videodiscs (DVD) (185 min.) : sd., col.; 4 3/4 in.

Summary

1. Final Broadway performance of Les misérables, which opened at the Broadway Theatre on March 12, 1987, and moved to the Imperial Theatre in October 1990. After the curtain call, several members of the show's creative team deliver brief speeches of thanks. For the finale, a troupe of young performers who have staged Les misérables for high school students perform a medley of songs from the show, joined by cast members from the original Broadway production.

Subject

1. Musicals
2. Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 > Adaptations
3. Musical theater > New York (State) > New York
4. Theatrical productions > New York (State) > New York > 2001-2010

Genre/Form

1. Musicals.

Call number

1. NCOV 2730

Note

1. This production was first videotaped by the Theatre on Film and Tape Archive on June 17, 1987. That videorecording is available on NCOV 608.

Access (note)

1. Restricted to qualified researchers.

Credits (note)

1. Designed by John Napier ; lighting by David Hersey ; costumes by Andreane Neofitou ; orchestration score by John Cameron ; musical director, Jason Howland ; sound by Andrew Bruce/Autograph ; prod. stage manager, Gregg N. Kirsopp.

Performer (note)

1. Christina Anbri, Don Brewer, Lisa Capps, Sarah Dacey Charles, Angela DeCicco, Diane DiCroce, Mike Eldred, Max von Essen, Heather Ferguson, David Gagnon, Aymee Garcia, Randy Glass, Dave Hugo, Nicholas Jonas, Edward Juvier, Diana Kaarina, Randal Keith, Kevin Kern, James Chip Leonard, Neal Mayer, Michael McCarthy, David McDonald, Gina Milo, Melissa Minyard, Marnie Nicolella, Jayne Paterson, Christopher Mark Peterson, Kathy Santen, Roger Seyer, Allan Snyder, Susan Spencer, Alexandra Rose Sullivan, Sandra Turley, Andrew Varela, Nick Wyman.
2. Curtain speeches: Cameron Mackintosh, Alain Boublil, Claude-Michel Schönberg, Trevor Nunn, and John Caird.
3. Original cast members seen at finale include: Jennifer Butt, Randy Graff, Judy Kuhn, and Frances Ruffelle.

Event (note)

1. Videotaped by The New York Public Library's Theatre on Film and Tape Archive at the Imperial Theatre, New York, N.Y., May 18, 2003.

Funding (note)

1. Recorded with the financial assistance of the Shubert Organization.

Title

1. Les misérables [videorecording] / Cameron Mackintosh presents ; [conception, book and original French lyrics] by Alain Boublil ; [English] lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer ; music by Claude-Michel Schönberg ; based on the novel by Victor Hugo ; original French text by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel ; additional material by James Fenton ; directed and adapted by Trevor Nunn & John Caird ; [video director] Stucker ; [video producer] Theatre on Film and Tape Archive, Patrick Hoffman, director.

Imprint

1. New York, c2003.

Access

1. Restricted to qualified researchers.

Credits

1. Designed by John Napier ; lighting by David Hersey ; costumes by Andreane Neofitou ; orchestration score by John Cameron ; musical director, Jason Howland ; sound by Andrew Bruce/Autograph ; prod. stage manager, Gregg N. Kirsopp.

Cast

1. Christina Anbri, Don Brewer, Lisa Capps, Sarah Dacey Charles, Angela DeCicco, Diane DiCroce, Mike Eldred, Max von Essen, Heather Ferguson, David Gagnon, Aymee Garcia, Randy Glass, Dave Hugo, Nicholas Jonas, Edward Juvier, Diana Kaarina, Randal Keith, Kevin Kern, James Chip Leonard, Neal Mayer, Michael McCarthy, David McDonald, Gina Milo, Melissa Minyard, Marnie Nicolella, Jayne Paterson, Christopher Mark Peterson, Kathy Santen, Roger Seyer, Allan Snyder, Susan Spencer, Alexandra Rose Sullivan, Sandra Turley, Andrew Varela, Nick Wyman.

Performer

1. Curtain speeches: Cameron Mackintosh, Alain Boublil, Claude-Michel Schönberg, Trevor Nunn, and John Caird.
2. Original cast members seen at finale include: Jennifer Butt, Randy Graff, Judy Kuhn, and Frances Ruffelle.

Event

1. Videotaped by The New York Public Library's Theatre on Film and Tape Archive at the Imperial Theatre, New York, N.Y., May 18, 2003.

Funding

1. Recorded with the financial assistance of the Shubert Organization.

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Theatre on Film and Tape Archive Special Collections material

Added author

1. Mackintosh, Cameron, producer.
2. Schönberg, Claude-Michel. Misérables.
3. Boublil, Alain, librettist.
4. Boublil, Alain, lyricist.
5. Boublil, Alain, conceptor.
6. Natel, Jean-Marc, librettist.
7. Kretzmer, Herbert, lyricist.
8. Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885.
9. Fenton, James, 1949-
10. Nunn, Trevor, director.
11. Nunn, Trevor, adapter.
12. Caird, John, director.
13. Caird, John, adapter.
14. Napier, John, 1944- set designer.
15. Napier, John, 1944- costume designer.
16. Hersey, David, lighting designer.
17. Neofitou, Andreane, costume designer.
18. Cameron, John, 1944- orchestrations.
19. Howland, Jason, conductor.
20. Bruce, Andrew, sound designer.
21. Kirsopp, Gregg N., production stage manager.
22. Anbri, Christina, 1990- performer.
23. Brewer, Don, performer.
24. Capps, Lisa, performer.
25. Charles, Sarah Dacey, performer.
26. DeCicco, Angela, performer.
27. DiCroce, Diane, performer.
28. Eldred, Mike, performer.
29. Von Essen, Max, performer.
30. Ferguson, Heather, performer.
31. Gagnon, David, performer.
32. Garcia, Aymee, performer.
33. Glass, Randy, performer.
34. Hugo, Dave, performer.
35. Jonas, Nick, performer.
36. Juvier, Edward, performer.
37. Kaarina, Diana, performer.
38. Keith, Randal, performer.
39. Kern, Kevin, performer.
40. Leonard, James Chip, performer.
41. Mayer, Neal, performer.
42. McCarthy, Michael, performer.
43. McDonald, David B, performer.
44. Milo, Gina, performer.
45. Minyard, Melissa, performer.
46. Nicolella, Marnie, performer.
47. Paterson, Jayne, performer.
48. Peterson, Christopher Mark, performer.
49. Santen, Kathy, performer.
50. Seyer, Roger, performer.
51. Snyder, Allan, performer.
52. Spencer, Susan, performer.
53. Sullivan, Alexandra Rose, performer.
54. Turley, Sandra, performer.
55. Varela, Andrew, performer.
56. Wyman, Nick, performer.
57. Butt, Jennifer, performer.
58. Graff, Randy, performer.
59. Kuhn, Judy, performer.
60. Ruffelle, Frances, performer.
61. Stucker, Richard, videographer.
62. Hoffman, Patrick.
63. Autograph (Firm), sound designer.
64. Shubert Organization.
65. New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Billy Rose Theatre Division. Theatre on Film and Tape Archive.

Research call number

1. NCOV 2730