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Book by James Lapine
Based on the novel Fosca by Iginio Ugo Tarchetti and the film Passione d'Amore
The Notion
"1863. Milan. Giorgio, a handsome young captain in the Italian army, is having an affair with a beautiful married woman named Clara. He is unexpectedly sent to a remote military outpost, where the commanding officer's cousin Fosca, an unattractive and aggressive young woman given to fits of hysteria, falls in love with and relentlessly pursues him."
- Stephen Sondheim in Look, I Made a Hat -Â
Songs
Songs
Scene One
Happiness
Scene Two
First Letter ("Clara, I cried")
Second Letter ("Giorgio, I too have cried")
Third Letter ("Clara, I'm in hell")
Fourth Letter ("How could I forget you?")
I Read
Transition #1 ("How can I describe her?")
Scene Three
Garden Sequence
Scene Four
Transition #2 ("All the time I watched from my room")
Scene Five
Trio
Transition #3 ("I watched you from my window")
Scene Seven
I Wish I Could Forget You
Scene Eight
Soldiers' Gossip #1
Scene Nine
Flashback
Scene Ten
Sunrise Letter
Is This What You Call Love?
Scene Eleven
Soldiers' Gossip #2
Scene Twelve
Transition #4 ("To feel a woman's touch")
Forty Days
Loving You
Transition #5 ("How long were we apart?")
Soldiers' Gossip #3
Scene Thirteen
"Giorgio, I didn't tell you in my letter"
Scene Fourteen
Farewell Letter
Scene Fifteen
No One Has Ever Loved Me
Scene Seventeen
Finale: Your Love Will Live in Me
Albums
Albums
Non-English Albums
Non-English Albums
Video
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
Productions & Casts
Awards
Awards
1994 Original Broadway Production
1994 Original Broadway Production
Carousel won the following:
Nicholas Hytner: Tony & Drama Desk Awards for Direction
Audra McDonald: Tony Award for Featured Actress
An Inspector Calls won the following:
Rick Fisher: Tony & Drama Desk Awards for Lighting Design
Ian MacNeilDrama Desk Award for Set Design
Other winners:
Sunset Boulevard: Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Musical
Boyd Gaines: Tony & Drama Desk Awards for Leading Actor (She Loves Me)
Jarrod Emick: Tony Award for Featured Actor (Damn Yankees)
Ann Hould-Ward: Tony Award for Costume Design (Beauty and the Beast)
Howard Crabtree: Drama Desk Award for Costume Design (Howard Crabtree's Whoop-Dee-Doo)
Tony Awards
10 Nominations
4 Wins
1996 Original London Production
1996 Original London Production
Other winners:
Martin Guerre: Olivier Award for Best Musical
Clive Rowe: Olivier Award for Supporting Performer (Guys and Dolls)
Tim Hatley: Olivier Award for Set Design (Stanley)
Olivier Awards
4 Nominations
1 Win
2005 Lincoln Center Concert
2005 Lincoln Center Concert
Emmy Awards
1 Nominations
1 Wins
2010 London Revival
2010 London Revival
Other winners:
Into the Woods: Olivier Award for Musical Revival
Sheridan Smith: Olivier Award for Leading Actress (Legally Blonde)
Nancy Carroll: Evening Standard Award for Leading Actress (After the Dance)
Miriam Buether: Evening Standard Award for Design (Sucker Punch)
Olivier Awards
3 Nominations
1 Win
2013 Off-Broadway Revival
2013 Off-Broadway Revival
Pippin won the following:
Drama Desk & Outer Critics Circle Awards for Revival of a Musical
Diane Paulus: Drama Desk Award for Direction
Andrea Martin: Drama Desk Award for Featured Actress
Other winners:
The Piano Lesson: Lortel Award for Outstanding Revival
John Tiffany: Drama Desk Award for Direction (Once)
Billy Porter: Drama Desk Award for Leading Actor (Kinky Boots)
Bertie Carvel: Drama Desk Award for Featured Actor (Matilda)
Martin P. Vidnovic: Drama Desk Award for Featured Actor (Baby)
Justin Townsend: Drama Desk Award for Lighting Design (Here Lies Love)
Scott Lehrer & Drew Levy: Drama Desk Award for Sound Design (Chaplin: The Musical)
Steve Canyon Kennedy: Drama Desk Award for Sound Design (Hands on a Hardbody)
Tony Meola: Drama Desk Award for Sound Design (The Mystery of Edwin Drood)
Awards from All Productions
Tony Awards: 4 wins from 10 nominations
Laurence Olivier Awards: 2 wins from 7 nominations
Drama Desk Awards: 6 wins from 18 nominations
Evening Standard Awards: 2 wins from 4 nominations
Lucille Lortel Awards: 0 wins from 1 nomination
Outer Critics Circle Awards: 0 wins from 2 nominations
Theatre World Awards: 1 award
Emmy Awards: 1 win from 1 nomination
Grammy Awards: 1 win from 1 nomination
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