Dorothy Fields Forever

Archive Listings for Dorothy Fields Forever

T0589075521 (KINGSHE02/2) Producer Edenco Kernan. Producer David Hernan (in association with Jermyn Street). Director David Kernan. Choreographer Nick Winston. Director Nathan Martin (music). Design Nigel Hook. Other Nathan Martin (musical arrangements). Choreographer Nick Winston. Costume Antony Johns (at Trends). Performer Angela Richards (Dorothy Fields). Performer Robert Meadmore. Performer Rebecca Lock. Performer Kathryn Akin. Performer Nick Winston.
15 Oct 02 to 10 Nov 02	The King's Head Theatre, Inner London :: V235 listing details L1686994806
T02023341029 (KINGSHE02) Producer Edenco Kernan. Producer David Hernan (in association with Jermyn Street). Director David Kernan. Choreographer Nick Winston. Director Nathan Martin (music). Design Nigel Hook. Other Nathan Martin (musical arrangements). Choreographer Nick Winston. Costume Antony Johns (at Trends). Performer Angela Richards (Dorothy Fields). Performer Robert Meadmore. Performer Rebecca Lock. Performer Kathryn Akin. Performer Storie James.
11 Jun 02 to 1 Sep 02	The King's Head Theatre, Inner London :: V235 listing details L23260866
T2067180436 (JERMYN02) Producer Edenco Kernan. Producer David Hernan (in association with Jermyn Street). Director David Kernan. Choreographer Nick Winston. Director Nathan Martin (music). Performer Angela Richards. Performer Susannah Fellows. Performer Andrew Halliday. Performer Danny Crossley. Performer Rebecca Lock.
26 Feb 02 to 9 Mar 02	Jermyn Street Theatre, Inner London :: V207 listing details L01726744458

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Play :: A celebration of the lyrics of Dorothy Fields. She wrote for the greatest stars of their day, including Ethel Merman, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Danny Kaye, Shirley Booth, Gwen Verdon and Shirley Maclaine. She wrote with some of the greatest composers of popular music: Jimmy McHugh, Jerome Kern, Sigmund Romberg, Harold Arlen, Arthur Schwartz and Cy Coleman among them. And Dorothy Fields wrote some of the greatest shows, films and songs of the last century. Her lyrics were polished, elegant and perfectly rhymed . Never one to show off for the sake of it, her ear for the vernacular allowed her to express the feelings and ambitions of any character for whom she wrote. From the 1920s to the 1970s her lyrics embraced the slang of the day as well as universal high points of emotion.

Author	David Kernan
Author	Eden Phillips