Half A Sixpence, 1965

Who was in it79 named

Sean Allan
Norman Allen
Diane Blair
Sterling Clark
Fred Cline
Lynn Fields
Robert Gorman
Michele Hardy
Reby Howells
Rosanna Huffman
Robert Karl
Glenn Kezer
Reid Klein
John Knapp
Sally Lee
Mercer Mcleod
Constance Moffit
Max Norman
Alan Peterson
Louise Quick
Ann Rachel
Sally Ransone
Carol Richards
Trescott Ripley
Ron Schwinn
Bill Stanton
Ted Bloecher
Brown Bradley
Jean Cameron
Roger C Carmel
Susan Carr
Faith Compo
Patrick Cummings
Kathleen Doherty
Kathy Doherty
Barbara Dombre
Gwyda Donhowe
Rex Downey
Carl Esser
Joachim Fels
Marion Fels
Ben Gillespie
Jerry Grant
Margot Head
Sharon Herr
Loren Hightower
John D Irving
Richard Lyle
Alex Mackay
Charlise Mallory
Colette Melville
Consuelo Moran
Eric Paynter
Susan Platt
Remak Ramsay
Anne Rogers
Larry Roquemore
Bob Scherkenbach
Jeanne Shea
Stanley Simmonds
Pamela Simpson
Fabian Stuart
George Tregre
Robert Urquhart
Henrietta Valor
Mimi Wallace
Tony Wells
Lindybeth Wiles
Denise Winston

Creative team

Director

Gene Saks

Choreographer

Onna White

Tony Awards

0 wins from 3 nominations.

Recordings

2 recordings of Half A Sixpence exist, but none were released while this run was on. See Half A Sixpence for all of them.

Around this production

Half a Sixpence is a 1963 musical comedy based on the 1905 novel Kipps by H. G. Wells, with music and lyrics by David Heneker and a book by Beverley Cross. It was written as a vehicle for British pop star Tommy Steele.

Half a Sixpence April 25, 1965 More Opening Nights On Broadway Steven Suskin, p. 1092