Antonio
Contributors: Segovia, Rosita; Mairena, Antonio; Curras, Angel; Coe, Richard L. (Richard Livingstone), 1914-1995, annotator; Wilson, Sandy, 1924-2014; Sam S. Shubert Theatre (Organization : Washington, D.C.); Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1955
Language: eng
Other titles: Boy friend.
Description: Sam S. Shubert Theatre, operated by I. Hirst enterprises, manager Bernie Ferber, S. Hurok presents "Antonio, and his Spanish Ballet Company," with Rosita Segovia, Carmen Rojas, Paco Ruiz, Carmen Rollan, Antonio de Ronda, Graciella Vazquez, Victoria Eugenia, Maria Rosario, Alicia Diaz, Joaquin Robles, Jesus Reyes, Pepe Soler, Teresa Maizal, Pepita Morillas, Coral Fajardo, Carmen Ruiz, Maria Luisa Martin, Adelina Lopez, Rodolfo Otero, Rafael Gomez, Alberto Luis, character dancer: Pastora Ruiz, Flamenco singers: Antonio Mairena, Pepe Fuentes, guitarists: Manuel Moreno, Mariano Cordoba, pianist: Pablo Miquel, orchestra directed by Angel Curras, guest conductor: Robert Zeller, choroegraphy, production and lighting for the entire program by Antonio.
Notes: Shubert Theatre, one week beginning Monday, November 21, 1955.

Title devised by Library staff.

Program: Allegro de concierto / Granados -- El Mirabra / Traditional -- Andaluza / Falla -- Anda Jaleo, an old Andalusian song with lyrics by Garcia Lorca -- Zapadeado / Sarasate -- Suite of Basque dances / Traditional -- Spanish sonatas / Father Soler -- Serranos de Vejer / Garcia Soler.

Cast: Mario Rosario, Paco Ruiz, Victoria Eugenia, Antonio de Ronda, Alicia Diaz, Antonio, Antonio Mairena, Manuel Moreno, Mariano Cordoba, Rosita Segovia, Joaquin Robles, Jesus Reyes, Rodolfo Otero, Carmen Rojas, Carmen Rollan, Graciella Vazquez, Pepe Soler, Rodolfo Soler, Rafael Gomez, Alberto Luis, Victoria Eugenia, Maria Rosario, Pepita Morillas, Theresa Maizal, Adelina Lopez, Larregla, Gran Jota, Pepe Fuentes.

LC copy has notations by Coe. Accompanied by playbill advertisement for "The Boy Friend," at the Shubert Theatre for two weeks beginning Monday, December 19th.

In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).