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232-1130 232-5620 MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I Scene 1 The Chamber of the Continental Congress "Sit Down John" John Adams and The Congress "Piddle, Twiddle and Resolve" Adams "Till Then" John and Abigail Adams Scene 2 The Mall "The Lees of Old Virginia" Lee, Franklin and Adams Scene 3 The Chamber "But, Mr. Adams" Adams, Franklin, Jefferson, Sherman, and Livingston Scene 4 Jefferson's Room Above High Street "Yours, Yours, Yours" John and Abigail Adams "He Plays the Violin" Martha Jefferson, Franklin, and Adams Scene 5 The Chamber "Cool, Cool, Considerate Men" . Dickinson and the Conservatives "Momma Look Sharp" Courier, Congressional Custodian, and Leather Apron

INTERMISSION ACT II Scene 6 The Congressional Anteroom "The Egg" . Franklin, Adams, and Jefferson Scene 7 The Chamber "Molasses to Rum" Rutledge "Yours, Yours, Yours" (Repr,ise) Abigail "Is Anybody There?" Adams Dance Music Arranged by Peter Howard Vocal Arrangments by Elise Bretton

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ORGANIZED HOME CARE .._.IH'A____,~L...-._. Home Care Association GEORGE HEARN (fohn Dickinson) has been featured on Broadway in WHO'S WHO A Time For Singing and off-Broad­ way in Horseman, Pass By. With the New York Shakespeare Festival, he PATRICK BEDFORD (fohn Adams) has appeared in Henry IV, Parts I recently starred on Broadway this and II, , Macbeth, season in 's The Mundy Anthony and Cleopatra, As You Like Scheme. Mr. Bedford first came to It and Richard II I. Mr. Hearn has America to play the role of Gar played major roles in over 25 pro­ O'Donnel in Mr. Friel's Philadelphia, ductions with the country's leading Here I Come, a Broadway debut per­ regional-repertory theatres. His cred­ formance that earned him a Tony its include the title roles in Hamlet, nomination. He was a leading mem­ Enrico IV and Dr. Faustus and lead­ ber of the Edwards-MacLiammoir ing roles in A Man For All Seasons, Gate Theatre, and lists among Tempest, Waiting For Godot, The his Shakespearian credits the roles Crucible, The Beggar's Opera and of Laertes, lago, Cassius, Bassanio Agamemmon. and Octavius Caesar. He was hailed recently, both in Dublin and at the Paris Festival, for his performance SHERMAN EDWARDS I Composer­ as Shaun in Mary Mannings' adap­ Lyricist) is an ex-history teacher tion of James Joyce's Finnegan's (James Monroe H.S.) who became Wake. He's been seen extensively on one of today's successful popular ABC and BBC television in London, songwriters. His so ngs include "Won­ notably in Hugh Leonard's "The derful, - WonderfuL" "See You In Irish Boys" for ABC'_s Armchair The­ September," "Johnny Get Angry" atre, a play written especially for and "Broken Hearted Melody." His him. Film-goers have seen him co­ original conception of 1776 first took starring with in War­ shape almost a decade ago. derived ner Brothers' "Up The Down Stair­ from his love for both the men and case." the period in which he lived. The re­ sults is the combination of his avid interest in history (having majored REX EVERHART (Benjamin Frank­ in it at New York and Cornell Uni­ lin) is a familiar figure on Brodway, versities) and has talents as a com­ having played leading roles in such poser-lyricist. He was rewarded with successes as How Now Dow Jones, last year's Tony Award and the , No Time For Sergeants, Drama Critics Prize for "Best Mu­ Tall Story and Tenderloin. This is sical." As a pianist he has been asso­ not Mr. Everhart's first encounter ciated with , Tommy with Benjamin Franklin. He played Dorsey, and ap­ the role for the first month in the peared in concert with many of the Broadway production, when the ac­ Jazz greats. He is married to the tor playing Benjamin became ill, and former Ingrid Secreta in. a ballet is the voice of Benjamin Franklin on dancer. They have two children. This the original1776 cast album. In addi­ is his first Broa'dway musical. tion he has spent six seasons with the American Shakespeare Festival and the Phoenix Theatre. A frequent guest star on television dramatic PETER STONE, 1 Author 1 wrote shows, Mr. Everhart was in the Kean and Skyscraper, won an Oscar ABC-TV special "The Love Song Of for his screenplay. "Father Goose," Barney Kempinsky" and appeared on an Emmy for his work on "The De­ the London stage in Neil Simon's fenders" television series and now a comedy The Odd Couple. Tony Award and the Drama Critic~ Water Colors by Gwen Wagor Original Handcrafted Gifts By the Lift Bridge in Fairport Village 11-4 Daily - Closed Wed. 377-7595

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