Li'l Abner Musical Lyrics
Li'l Abner Lyrics
- Act 1
- Overture
- It's A Typical Day
- If I Had My Druthers
- Jubilation T. Cornpone
- Rag Offen The Bush
- Namely You
- Unnecessary Town
- What's Good For General Bullmoose
- The Country's In The Very Best Of Hands
- Sadie Hawkins Day (Ballet)
- Act 2
- Oh, Happy Day
- I'm Past My Prime
- Love In A Home
- Progress Is The Root Of All Evil
- Put 'Em Back
- The Matrimonial Stomp
Li'l Abner musical description
The first Broadway’s show was on November 1956. Since then, New Yorkers were able to visit 693 performances. Such an impressive number of productions was due to extraordinary interest from viewers. Some of them have visited dozens of it in order to enjoy once again the satirical comedy of Alfred Caplin in the performance of the country's best artists.
The production has received positive reviews from critics. The only remark, which was unanimously voiced by the majority of spectators, that the theatrical adaptation was not able to transfer flawlessly the spirit of the comic book. Artistic performance was marked by high ratings. In particular, Michael Kidd, performing the title role, won the Tony Award. Brooks Atkinson from the New York Times praised the choreographic talent of the artist, saying that if everyone were able to move the same as Michael, in professional ballet there would be no room left for other talented guys.
Release date: 1956
Last Update:April, 21st 2016