Whoopee, 1928

Other stagings of Whoopee 1 more

Who was in it96 named

Jean Ackerman
Josephine Adair
Sylvia Adam
Colette Ayers
Agnes Ayres
Mabel Baade
Peggy Bancroft
Elsie Behrens
Olive Brady
Ann Brown
Dorothy Brown
Sam Bunin
Katherine Burke
Spencer Charters
Chief Caupolican
Frank Colleti
Marie Conway
Mary Coyle
Myrna Darby
Ruth Downey
Betty Dumbris
Madeline Dunbar
Bill Erickson
Frank Ericson
Harold Ettos
Muriel Finley
Dorothy Flood
Hazel Forbes
Bob Forte
Frank Frey
Jack Gifford
Gladys Glad
Betty Gray
Muriel Gray
Edouard Grobe
Francis Guinan
Vivian Hall
James P Houston
Meredith Howard
Don Hudson
Tom Hughes
Yvonne Hughes
Elenor Hunt
George Huntington
Jack James
Mary Jane
Louise Joyce
Lillian Knight
David Labris
Wynne Lark
Helen Lehigh
Tom Leventhal
Jack Lewis
Olga Loft
Elaine Mann
Chas Mayon
Freda Mierse
Frieda Mierse
Gwendolyn Milne
Joe Minitello
Louis Morrell
Catherine Moylan
Edward Nadeau
Pat O Day
Agnes O Laughlin
Lillian Ostrum
Connie Owens
Dorothy Paterson
Dorothy Patterson
Charles Pettinger
Will H Philbrick
Valerie Raemier
Pauline Ray
Bob Rice
Rita Riecker
Marion Roberts
Waldo Roberts
Jerry Rogers
Irving Ross
Jack Rutherford
Jack Shaw
Adele Smith
Helen Walsh
Matt Webster
Bobbe Weeks
Bobbie Wellsley
Gil White

Creative team

Director

William Anthony McGuire

Choreographer

Seymour Felix, Tamara Geva

Recordings

1 recording of Whoopee exist, but none was released while this run was on. See Whoopee for all of them.

Around this production

So when Stroman made her Broadway debut as a dancer in Whoopee! on Valentine’s Day, 1979, she viewed it as a means to an end. B007l4owcu Ebok Peter Filichia, p. 268