Opening Night Production Credits
The following list includes credits noted on the production's opening night:
- Producers: Dore Schary and Theodore Mann
- Book: Howard Da Silva and Felix Leon, based on the story, "The Zulu and the Zeide," by Dan Jacobson,published in 1959.
- Music: Harold J. Rome
- Lyrics: Harold J. Rome
- Music orchestrated by Meyer Kupferman
- Director: Dore Schary
- Scenic Design: William and Jean Eckart
- Costume Design: Frank Thompson
- Lighting Design: William and Jean Eckart
- Production Stage Manager: Jeb Schary and Harry Young
- Musical Supervisor: Meyer Kupferman
- Conductor:Michael Spivakowsky
- Press Representatives: Lawrence Belling, Violet Welles,
Merle Debuskey and Reuben Rabinovitch
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