Shows · The Producers
The Producers
Opened 2001
2,502 performances
Musical, Modern
Tony Award for Best Musical, 2001
They find Springtime for Hitler, a valentine to Hitler written by Franz Liebkind (Brad Oscar), a Nazi playwright and pigeon breeder (even the pigeons sport swastikas on their wings) living in Greenwich Village. Max cons his harem of white-haired ladies who back his plays out of $2 million.
"Every individual has a given number of heartbeats, and I don": the show's own period marketing line.
- Music
- Mel Brooks
- Lyrics
- Mel Brooks
- Book
- Mel Brooks & Thomas Meehan
Productions3 productions: 1 on Broadway, 2 in the West End
Songs15 songs
Opening Night, The King of Broadway, We Can Do It, I Wanna Be a Producer, In Old Bavaria, Der Guten Tag Hop Clop, Keep It Gay, When You Got It, Flaunt It, Along Came Bialy, That Face, Haben Sie Gehoert Das Deutsche Band?, You Never Say ‘Good Luck’ on Opening Night, Springtime for Hitler, Where Did We Go Right?, Betrayed
Recordings 9 recordings
Licensing 1 entry
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