Stage: Wrote "Why Don't You Do Right?", used in "Peg: A Musical Autobiography", produced on Broadway. Book / new lyrics written by
Peggy Lee. New music by Paul Horner. Musical Director:
Larry Fallon. Vocal arrangements by
Ray Charles. Music orchestrated by Artie Butler, Larry Fallon [final Broadway credit],
Dominic Frontiere, Bill Holman,
Gordon Jenkins,
Philip J. Lang,
Johnny Mandel, Billy May, Leon Pendarvis, Don Sebesky, Larry Wilcox and
Torrie Zito. Featuring "Fever" by Johnny Davenport and
Eddie Cooley. Featuring "Goody, Goody" by
Johnny Mercer and
Matty Malneck. Featuring "I Don't Know Enough About You" and "It's A Good Day" by
Dave Barbour. Featuring "Stay Away From Louisville Lou" by
Jack Yellen and
Milton Ager. Featuring "Lover" by
Richard Rodgers and
Lorenz Hart. Featuring "Big Spender" by
Dorothy Fields and
Cy Coleman. Featuring "Is That All There Is?" by
Jerry Leiber and
Mike Stoller. Scenic Design by Tom H. John. Costume Design by Florence Klotz. Lighting Design by Thomas Skelton. Sound Design by Jan Nebozenko. Sound Consultant:
Phil Ramone. Directed by
Robert Drivas. Lunt-Fontanne Theatre: 14 Dec 1983-17 Dec 1983 (5 performances + 13 previews that began on 1 Dec 1983). Cast: Mary Sue Berry (as "Soprano I" / "Back-up Singer"), Steve Clayton (as "Tenor" / "Back-up Singer"),
Doris Eugenio (as "Soprano II" / "Back-up Singer"),
Rose Marie Jun (as "Alto" / "Back-up Singer"), Brian Quinn (as "Tenor" / "Back-up Singer"), David Vogel (as "Baritone" / "Back-up Singer"). Swings: D. Michael Heath, Ellen McLain. Produced by
Zev Bufman, Marge Cowan, Irv Cowan and
Georgia Frontiere. Frontiere'.
