Production History
The revue, a production of The Women's Project, played at "The Top of the Gate" at The Village Gate, New York City, from November 2, 1983 through November 14, 1983, and then opened in the basement space of the American Place Theatre, New York City, on February 24, 1984 through March 11, 1984. The revue returned to the Top of the Gate in May 1984 and ran for 353 performances.
The original Top of the Gate cast featured Lynnie Godfrey, Randy Graff, Polly Pen, Alaina Reed, and Grace Roberts. The American Place Theatre cast featured Roo Brown, Graff, Mary Gordon Murray, Reed, and Charlayne Woodard. The revue was directed by Silver and Boyd and choreographed by Yvonne Adrian (Top of the Gate)/Edward Love.
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