ACT I
“Moonlight Becomes You"...Marty & Betsy
“Come Fly With Me”...Company
“I’ve Got the World on a String”...Company
“Let’s Fall in Love”...Marty and Betsy
“I’ve Got You Under My Skin”...Vico & Company
“Summer Wind”...Hank and Kate
“Fly Me to the Moon”...Hank, Kate & Ensemble Men
“I’ve Got A Crush On You”... Sid and Babe
“Body and Soul”...Chanos, Sid, Babe & Ensemble
“It’s Alright With Me”...Company
“You Make Me Feel So Young”...Marty & Betsy
“September of My Years”...Sid
“Witchcraft”…Sid, Babe & Ensemble Men
“Yes Sir, That’s My Baby”...Chanos and Slim
“Learnin’ the Blues”…Hank, Kate, Slim & Ensemble Women
“That’s Life”… Hank & Kate
“Nice ‘n’ Easy”… Marty, Betsy, Vico & Ensemble Women
“Makin’Whoopee”…Marty, Betsy, Slim & Ensemble
“Jumpin’ at the Woodside”…Company
ACT II
“Saturday Night Is the Loneliest Night”…Company
“I’m Gonna Live ‘Til I Die”…Sid, Chanos, Hank, Marty & Company
“Pick Yourself Up”…Marty, Betsy, Chanos & Slim
“Wave”…Chanos & Slim
“Let’s Face The Music and Dance”…Hank, Kate & Ensemble
“Teach Me Tonight…Sid & Babe
“Take Five”…Sid, Babe, Marty, Betsy & Ensemble
“Just Friends”…Hank & Kate
“Lean Baby…Kate & Ensemble Men
“Makin’Whoopee” (reprise)…Kate, Chanos, Slim, Marty, Betsy & Ensemble
“My Funny Valentine”…Marty & Betsy
“Airmail Special”…Vico & Sid
“My Way”…Company
“New York, New York”…Company
“All the Way”…Company
In Order of Appearance:
Betsy.......Laura Mead
Alternate - Ashley Tuttle
Marty.......Charlie Neshyba-Hodges
Alternate - Jeremy Cox
Vico.........Alexander Brady
Sid...........John Selya
Alternate - Cody Green
Kate.........Karine Plantadit
Alternate - Marielys Molina
Slim.........Rika Okamoto
Alternate - Kristine Bendul
Hank.......Keith Roberts
Alternate - Joel Prouty
Chanos...Matthew Stockwell Dibble
Alternate - Ron Todorowski
Babe.......Holley Farmer
Alternate - Laurie Kanyok
Todd Burnsed
Carolyn Doherty
Heather Hamilton
Meredith Miles
Eric Michael Otto
Justin Peck
Sound Design: Peter McBoyle
Original Music Supervisor: Sam Lutfiyya
Music Supervisor and Coordinator: Patrick Vaccariello
Conductor/Pianist: Russ Kassoff
Creative Consultant: Charles Pignone
Casting: Stuart Howard, Amy Schecter, Paul Hardt
Press Representatives: The Hartman Group, Ellen Jacobs Associates
Production Executive: Randall A. Buck
Production Stage Manager: Rick Steiger
Technical Supervisor: David Benken
Resident Director: Kim Craven
Dance Captain: Alexander Brady
Assistant Dance Captain: Colin Bradbury
The Come Fly Away Band
Conductor/Piano: Russ Kassoff
Percussion/Vocalists: Hilary Gardner, Rosena Hill
Reed I: Jerry Dodgion
Reed II: Jimmy Cozier
Reed III: P.J. Perry
Reed IV: Dave Noland
Reed V: Frank Basile
Trumpet I: Dave Stahl
Trumpet II: Earl Gardner
Trumpet III: Larry Moses
Trumpet IV: Richie Vitale
Trombone I: John Mosca
Trombone II: Mark Miller
Trombone III: Clarence Banks
Trombone IV: Jeff Nelson
Bass: Jay Anderson
Guitar: James Chirillo
Drums: Warren Odze
Tony Awards
Nominated:
Best Choreography: Twyla Tharp
Best performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical: Karine Plantadit
Shortly after performances of Come Fly With Me closed in Atlanta, the show opened on Broadway under a new title.
Come Fly Away, while retaining much of the original production, incorporated new music and dance numbers. Tharp revised and reconfigured the show to draw stronger lines in each character’s development. The addition of character names served to further distill each personality, while subtle references to Sinatra and his Hollywood circle lend additional drama and glamour to the story.
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Freydont, Carrafa, Washington and Kurshals in a promotional photo.
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William Whitener performs "Book I."
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List of songs in order of appearance:
1. Moonlight Becomes You
Composed by Jimmy Van Heusen
Lyrics by Johnny Burke
From the album “Moonlight Sinatra”
Released by Reprise Records – 1966
2. Come Fly With Me
Composed by Jimmy Van Heusen
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
From the album “Come Fly With Me”
Released by Capitol Records – 1958
3. I’ve Got The World On A String
Composed by Harold Arlen
Lyrics by Ted Koehler
From the album “This Is Sinatra”
Released by Capitol Records – 1956
4. Let’s Fall in Love
Words and Music by Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen – 1933
Recorded by Sinatra – 1960
Released by Bourne Co.
5. I’ve Got You Under My Skin
Words and Music by Cole Porter
From the album “Songs for Swingin’ Lovers”
Released by Capitol Records – 1956
6. Summer Wind
Composed by Henry Mayer
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer – 1965
From the album “Strangers in the Night”
Released by Reprise Records – 1966
7. Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)
Words and Music by Bart Howard – 1954
From the album “It Might As Well Be Swing”
Released by Reprise Records – 1964
8. I’ve Got a Crush On You
Composed by George Gershwin
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin – 1930
Originally recorded by Sinatra – 1947
9. Body and Soul
Composed by Johnny Green
Lyrics by Frank Eyton, Edward Heyman and Robert B. Sour – 1930
From the album “Frankly Sentimental”
Released by Columbia Records – 1949
10. It’s All Right With Me
Words and Music by Cole Porter
Recorded by Sinatra for the film “Can-Can” – 1960
11. You Make Me Feel So Young
Composed by Josef Myrow
Lyrics by Mack Gordon – 1946
From the album “Sinatra at the Sands”
Released by Reprise Records – 1966
12. The September Of My Years
Composed by Jimmy Van Heusen
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
From the album “September of my Years”
Released by Reprise Records – 1965
13. Witchcraft
Composed by Cy Coleman
Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh – 1957
From the album “All The Way”
Released by Capitol Records – 1961
14. Yes Sir, That’s My Baby
Composed by Walter Donaldson
Lyrics by Gus Kahn – 1925
From the album “Strangers in the Night”
Released by Reprise Records – 1966
15. Learnin’ the Blues
Written by Dolores Vicki Silvers – 1955
From the album “Sinatra-Basie: An Historical Musical First”
Released by Reprise Records – 1962
16. That’s Life
Written by Dean Kay and Kelly L. Gordon
From the album “That’s Life”
Released by Reprise records – 1966
17. Makin’ Whoopee
Composed by Walter Donaldson
Lyrics by Gus Kahn
From the album “Songs for Swingin’ Lovers”
Released by Capitol Records – 1956
18. Jumpin’ at the Woodside
Written by Count Basie and Jon Hendricks
From the album “Count Basie Live At The Sands (Before Frank)”
Released by Reprise records – 1998
19. Saturday Night Is the Loneliest Night of the Week
Composed by Jule Styne
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
Released by Columbia Records – 1944
20. I’m Gonna Live ‘Til I Die
Words and music by Al Hoffman, Walter Kent and Manny Kurtz
From the B-side “Melody Of Love”
Released by Capitol Records – 1955
21. Pick Yourself Up
Composed by Jerome Kern
Lyrics by Dorothy Fields – 1936
From the album “Sinatra and Swingin’ Brass”
Released by Reprise Records – 1962
22. Wave
Words and Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim
From the album “Sinatra & Company”
Released by reprise Records – 1971
23. Let’s Face the Music and Dance
Words and Music by Irving Berlin – 1936
From the album “Ring-a-Ding-Ding”
Released by Reprise Records – 1961
24. Teach Me Tonight
Composed by Gene De Paul
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn – 1953
From the album “L.A. Is My Lady”
Released by Warner Bros. Records – 1984
25. Take Five
Composed by Paul Desmond – 1959
Originally Performed by The Dave Brubeck Quartet
26. Just Friends
Composed by John Klenner
Lyrics by Sam M. Lewis – 1931
From the album “No One Cares”
Released by Capitol Records – 1959
27. Lean Baby
Written by Roy Alfred and Billy May
From the album “Swing Easy”
Released by Capitol Records – 1954
28. My Funny Valentine
Words and music by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart – 1937
From the album “Songs for Young Lovers”
Released by Capitol Records – 1954
29. Airmail Special
Composed by Charlie Christian, Benny Goodman and James Mundy
30. My Way
Composed by Claude Francois and Jacques Revaux – 1967
Lyrics by Paul Anka – 1968
From the album “My Way”
Released by Reprise Records – 1969
31. New York, New York (Theme)
Composed by John Kander
Lyrics by Fred Ebb
From the album “Trilogy: Past, Present and Future”
Released by Reprise Records – 1980
32. All The Way
Composed by Jimmy Van Heusen
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
From the film “The Joker is Wild” – 1957