Gypsy
Book by Arthur Laurents (suggested by the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee)
Music by Jule Styne
The Notion
"Gypsy Rose Lee was the burlesque queen who put the "tease" in striptease. Although the show is called Gypsy, the central character is her relentlessly driven mother, Rose, who during Gypsy's childhood is determined to make Gypsy's younger sister, June, into a vaudeville star. The chronicle of Rose, Louise (Gypsy's real name) and June covers a period of approximately ten years."
- Stephen Sondheim in Finishing the Hat -Â
Songs
Act One
Overture
May We Entertain You
Some People
Some People (Reprise)
Small World
Baby June and Her Newsboys
Have an Eggroll, Mr. Goldstone
Little Lamb
You'll Never Get Away from Me
Dainty June and her Farmboys / Broadway
If Momma Was Married
All I Need Is the Girl
Everything's Coming Up Roses
Act Two
Entr'acte
Madame Rose's Toreadorables
Together Wherever We Go
You Gotta Get a Gimmick
Small World (Reprise)
The Strip (Let Me Entertain You)
Rose's Turn
Cut Songs
Momma's Talkin' Soft
Mother's Day (replaced with "Baby June and her Newsboys"
Nice She Ain't
Smile, Girls
Who Needs Him?
Three Wishes for Christmas
Let's Go to the Movies
Albums
Non-English AlbumsÂ
1976 Dutch Cast
Unavailable to stream
1998 Mexican Cast
Unavailable to stream
Video
The following are unofficial video recordings, and as such, they are subject to being taken down at any time. Not all videos are the complete show.
Productions & Casts
Awards
1959 Original Broadway Production
The Sound of Music won the following:
Tony Award for Best Musical (tie)
Mary Martin: Tony Award for Leading Actress
Patricia Neway: Tony Award for Featured Actress
Oliver Smith: Tony Award for Scenic Design
Frederick Dvonch: Tony Award for Conductor and Musical Direction
Fiorello! won the following:
Tony Award for Best Musical (tie)
George Abbott: Tony Award for Direction
Tom Bosley: Tony Award for Featured Actor
Other winners:
Cecil Beaton: Tony Award for Costume Design (Saratoga)
Jimmy Driftwood: Grammy Award for Song of the Year ("The Battle of New Orleans")
Tony Awards
8 Nominations
0 Wins
1962 Movie
Lawrence of Arabia won the following:
David Lean: Golden Globe Award for Direction
Fred A. Young: Academy Award for Cinematography
Peter O'Toole & Omar Sharif: Golden Globe Awards for New Star of the Year - Actor
Other winners:
Ray Heindorf: Academy Award for Music (The Music Man)
Marcello Mastroianni: Golden Globe Award for Leading Actor (Divorce, Italian Style)
Marry Wills: Academy Award for Costume Design (The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm)
Keir Dullea: Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year - Actor (David & Lisa)
Terence Stamp: Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year - Actor (Billy Budd)
Academy Awards
3 Nominations
0 Wins
1974 Broadway Revival
The Wiz won the following:
Geoffrey Holder: Tony Award for Direcction
Dee Dee Bridgewater: Tony Award for Featured Actress
Other winners:
Donna Theodore: Drama Desk Award for Featured Actress (Shenandoah)
Tony Awards
3 Nominations
1 Win
1989 Broadway Revival
Grand Hotel won the following:
Michael Jeter: Tony, Drama Desk, & Outer Critics Circle Awards for Featured Actor
Santo Loquasto: Tony Award for Costume Design
Other winners:
Randy Graff: Tony & Drama Desk Awards for Featured Actress (City of Angels)
David Caddick: Grammy Award for Best Musical Cast Show Album (Les Misérables: The Complete Symphonic Recording)
Tony Awards
5 Nominations
2 Wins
1993 TV Movie
Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All won the following:
Charles C. Bennett & Amy McGary: Emmy Award for Art Direction
Van Broughton Ramsey: Emmy Award for Costume Design
Darlene Brumfield, Linda De Andrea, & K-Bobby: Emmy Award for Hairstyling
And the Band Played On won the following:
Sarah Pillsbury, Midge Sanford, Aaron Spelling, & E. Duke Vincent: Emmy Award for Made for TV Movie
Lois Freeman-Fox: Emmy Award for Editing
Stephen King's The Stand won the following:
Camille Calvet, Bill Corso, David Dupuis, Joel Harlow, Steve Johnson, & Ashlee Petersen: Emmy Award for Makeup
Grant Maxwell, Michael Ruschak, Richard Schexnayder, & Don Summer: Emmy Award for Sound Mixing
Other winners:
Barbarians at the Gate: Golden Globe Award for Best Limited Series, Anthology Series, or TV Movie
John Frankenheimer: Emmy Award for Direction (Against the Wall)
Kirstie Alley: Emmy Award for Leading Actress (David's Mother)
Julia Louis-Dreyfus: Golden Globe Award for Featured Actress (Seinfeld)
Donald M. Morgan: Emmy Award for Cinematography (Geronimo)
Bill Bell, Tim Chilton, et al: Emmy Award for Sound Editing (Heart of Darkness)
Emmy Awards
12 Nominations
1 Win
2003 Broadway Revival
Hairspray won the following:
Marissa Jaret Winokur: Tony & Drama Desk Awards for Leading Actress
Dick Latessa: Tony & Drama Desk Awards for Featured Actor
Jack O'Brien: Outer Critics Circle Award for Direction
Nine won the following:
Tony, Drama Desk, & Outer Critics Circle Awards for Best Revival of a Musical
Jane Krakowski: Tony Award for Featured Actress
Tony Awards
4 Nominations
0 Wins
2008 Broadway Revival
South Pacific won the following:
Tony, Drama Desk, & Outer Critics Circle Awards for Best Revival of a Musical
Bartlett Sher: Tony & Outer Critics Circle Awards for Direction
Paulo Szot: Outer Critics Circle Award for Leading Actor
Danny Burstein: Outer Critics Circle Award for Featured Actor
Catherine Zuber: Tony Award for Costume Design
Scott Lehrer: Tony Award for Sound Design
Other winners:
Lin-Manuel Miranda, Kurt Deutsch, Alex Lacamoire, Andres Levin, Joel W. Moss, Bill Sherman, & Tim Latham: Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album (In the Heights)
Tony Awards
7 Nominations
3 Wins
2015 London Revival
In the Heights won the following:
David Bedella: Olivier Award for Featured Actor
Drew McOnie: Olivier Award for Choreography
Other winners:
Robert Icke: Olivier Award for Direction (Oresteia)
Kinky Boots: Evening Standard Award for Best Musical
Olivier Awards
8 Nominations
4 Wins
Awards from All Productions
Tony Awards: 6 wins from 27 nominations
Laurence Olivier Awards: 4 wins from 8 nominations
Drama Desk Awards: 7 wins from 14 nominations
Evening Standard Awards: 1 win from 2 nominations
London Critics' Circle Theatre Awards: 1 award
Outer Critics Circle Awards: 4 wins from 11 nominations
Theatre World Awards: 5 awards
Academy Awards: 0 wins from 3 nominations
Emmy Awards: 1 win from 12 nominations
Golden Globe Awards: 2 wins from 8 nominations
Grammy Awards: 2 wins from 5 nominations