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Hazel Flagg
Full-Length Musical, Comedy / 2w, 4m
Book by Ben Hecht
Music by Jule Styne
Lyrics by Bob Hilliard
In this ebullient, satirical musical set in 1930s New York, a young woman from Vermont becomes a media sensation when she is mistakenly believed to be sick from radium poisoning.
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Cast Size
2w, 4m -
Duration
More than 120 minutes (2 hours) -
Subgenre
Adaptation (Literature) -
Target Audience
Appropriate for All Audiences
Accolades
- Winner! Two 1953 Tony Awards for Actor and Costume Design
Winner! 1953 Theatre World Award for Outstanding Performance (Sheree North)
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Details
Summary
With its cheerful book and sparkling score, Hazel Flagg burst out on the Broadway scene in 1953. Based on the screwball comedy Nothing Sacred, with screenplay by Ben Hecht from a story by James Street, the show features a host of tuneful songs by Jule Styne and Bob Hilliard. Set in 1930s New York, the musical satire concerns a young woman from Vermont who becomes a media sensation when she is mistakenly believed to be sick from radium poisoning.
History
Hazel Flagg premiered on Broadway at the Mark Hellinger Theatre on 11 February 1953. Directed by Robert Alton, the production starred Helen Gallagher in the title role and featured John Howard, Thomas Mitchell, Benay Venuta and Jack Whiting. After playing 190 performances, the show closed on 19 September 1953.
Keywords
- Time Period 1930s
- Setting Various locations in New York City. The 1930s.
- Features Period Costumes
- Duration More than 120 minutes (2 hours)
Music
Music Samples
- Musical Style Classic Broadway
- Dance Requirements Moderate
- Vocal DemandsDifficult
- Orchestra Size Large
- Chorus Size Large
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