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In Trousers Musical Lyrics

In Trousers Lyrics

  1. Marvin's Giddy Seizures
  2. How The Body Falls Apart/Your Lips And Me
  3. My High School Sweetheart Lyrics 
  4. Set Those Sails
  5. My Chance To Survive The Night
  6. I Am Wearing A Hat (Marvin Takes A Wife) Lyrics 
  7. How Marvin Eats His Breakfast
  8. A Breakfast Over Sugar
  9. Whizzer Going Down
  10. High School Ladies At 5 O'clock
  11. The Rape Of Miss Goldberg
  12. The Nausea Before The Game
  13. Love Me For What I Am
  14. Michael's Final Words From How America Got It's Name Lyrics 
  15. Your Lips And Me (Reprise) Lyrics 
  16. Marvin Takes a Victory Shower
  17. Another Sleepless Night Lyrics 
  18. In Trousers (The Dream)

In Trousers musical description

The director of this musical is Finn. The Show was staged twice – the first started in the end of February in 1979 (there were only 24 performances carried out) and the second in December the same year (showing eight more performances). Two productions were displayed with the same actors, among which there were the following: C. Zien, J. Green, M. Testa and A. Fraser.

In 1981, the musical was produced at Second Stage Theatre. In that version, Jay O. Sanders played the main hero – Marvin. Judith Swift became the director of the production, while Marta Renzi and Sharon Kinney created wonderful choreography. In 1985, there was another version of “In Trousers” created. The story was very similar, but several more songs were added. Thus, the list of the songs was almost twice longer than for the previous version. Besides, the characters became defined much better. The premier took place at the Promenade Theatre. In general, there were 16 performances of this version. Matt Casella was the director, while the actors were S. Bogardus, C. Cox, S. Hursey, and K. Garrick.

Original cast album is also available on CD. William Finn is considered to be a great songwriter. So, the critics thing that the album is absolutely worth listening. Some other additional musicals were created a bit later. They were focused on the observation of life of the main character. The creators were William Finn and James Lapine. The titles are as follows – “March of the Falsettos” and “Falsettoland”.
Release date: 1979
Last Update:March, 28th 2016

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