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A... My Name Will Always Be Alice
Musical Revue / Cabaret, Dramatic Comedy / 5w
Joan Micklin Silver, June Siegel, Julianne Boyd
Conceived by Joan Micklin Silver and Julianne Boyd. A... My Name Will Always Be Alice is a combination of the 1984 award-winning off-Broadway musical revue A... My Name Is Alice and its 1992 sequel A... My Name is Still Alice.
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Cast Size
5w -
Duration
120 minutes (2 hours) -
Target Audience
Adult
Details
Summary
Conceived by Joan Micklin Silver and Julianne Boyd. A... My Name Will Always Be Alice is a combination of the 1984 award winning off-Broadway musical revue A... My Name Is Alice and its 1992 sequel A... My Name is Still Alice. The songs and sketches are among the most beloved from each revue and are designed to be performed on a bare stage with set pieces. The music ranges from gospel to country western to rock to some glorious pop ballads.
NOTICE: Please be advised, this title is from the Samuel French Vault and is made from a scan of an archived manuscript. We hope you’ll treasure this glimpse into theatre history.
Cast Attributes
Performing Groups
- Time Period Present Day
- Features Contemporary Costumes/Street Clothes
- Duration 120 minutes (2 hours)
- Cautions
- No Special Cautions
Media
“Forgoes the meat cleaver for the ostrich plume and clearly would rather tickle a male chauvinist pig to death than hack him to pieces.” – The New York Times
“Retains the energy and desire to entertain that marked the first as a breakthrough.” – New York Newsday
Music
Song Samples
- Musical Style Classic Broadway, Pop/Rock, Contemporary Broadway
- Orchestra Size Small/Combo
Licensing & Materials
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Music Rentals
Authors
Joan Micklin Silver
June Siegel
Julianne Boyd
Julianne Boyd is the founder (1995) and Artistic Director of the Barrington Stage Company (BSC) in the Berkshires (MA), where she has directed many productions. This past season she directed two world premieres: Christopher Demos-Brown’s American Son, which won the Laurents-H ...