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How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Musical Lyrics

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Lyrics

  1. Act 1
  2. Overture
  3. Dear Reader
  4. How To Succeed
  5. Happy To Keep His Dinner Warm
  6. Coffee Break
  7. You Have Alertly Seized Your Opportunities
  8. The Company Way
  9. The Company Way (Reprise)
  10. The Entrance Of Hedy LeRue
  11. A Secretary Is Not A Toy
  12. Been A Long Day
  13. Been a Long Day (Reprise)
  14. Saturday Morning Ballet
  15. Grand Old Ivy
  16. Paris Original
  17. Rosemary
  18. Finaletto Act One
  19. Act 2
  20. Entr'acte
  21. How To Succeed (Reprise) Lyrics 
  22. So You Are Now A Vice-President
  23. Cinderella, Darling
  24. Happy To Keep His Dinner Warm (Reprise) Lyrics 
  25. Love From A Heart Of Gold
  26. I Believe In You
  27. The Pirate Dance
  28. How To Handle A Disaster
  29. I Believe in You (Reprise)
  30. By This Time, You Are A Seasoned Executive
  31. Brotherhood Of Man
  32. Finale

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying musical description

The decision to create the musical was made after the increased popularity of the book, written by Shepherd Mead. The first screenwriters were working on the version for five years. In 1950, the adaptation, which made great success, was created. The second version was shown in 1961. It included a new love line and more humor. The author of the music was F. Loesser.

In 1995, the performance was created on Broadway. 548 performances were staged, and the leading roles were played by M. Broderick and M. Mullali. The second revival of the musical under the leadership of the director R. Ashford falls on 2011. The leading roles are played by D. Radcliff and J. Larokket. The debut also took place in 2011.

In January, 2012 Radcliff was replaced by D. Chris for three weeks, and from February 24 to May 20 — by Nick Jonas. In May 2012, the show was closed after 473 performances. 50 years after the first display of the musical, the Australian directors thought about the creation of their own show. They were afraid that the Australian audience cannot understand the idea of the American musical. However, the show received huge popularity. Performance in Sydney lasted for two months.

There is also a TV adaptation, which was shown in 1975 on the ABC channel, and the film adaptation created in 1967 by D. Swift. A couple of original songs were left in these versions.
Release date: 1961
Last Update:March, 10th 2016

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