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Inside the production

Story, stage & company

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

Sing For Your Supper is a Rodgers & Hart musical revue that shines a spotlight on the timeless standards penned by two of Broadway’s most iconic songwriters. Rooted in a 1970s revival concept, the show drew on working scripts from Westwood Playhouse in Los Angeles and Arlington Park Theatre productions, with a notable original cast that included Tovah Feldshuh, Jamie Donnelly, Wayne Bryan, Laurence Guittard, James Brennan, Mary Sue Finnerty, Rebecca York, Virginia Sandifur, and more. The revival opened on May 13, 1975, at the Helen Hayes Theatre in New York City and ran through August 16, 1975, delivering 108 performances to Broadway audiences. The program features two acts of Rodgers & Hart standards such as Sing For Your Supper, Falling In Love With Love, and This Can’t Be Love.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

At Gold Coast Tickets, we aim to connect you with meaningful theatre experiences. While there isn’t publicly documented information about a 2025 touring production of Sing For Your Supper, related Rodgers & Hart revues and licensing options continue to exist for theatre companies. This performer page celebrates the historical impact of the revue and keeps you informed about any future touring activity or licensing opportunities.

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The documented stage experience

Browse the bios, discography highlights, and historical context below. We’ve also included links to official social media and websites for the era’s enduring performers where applicable, so you can explore past and present connections in the theatre community.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

Biography snapshot: Sing For Your Supper emerged from a collaborative concept by Richard Lewine and John Fearnley, designed to present Rodgers & Hart standards in a two-act structure. The production drew inspiration from working scripts developed for notable regional venues, ensuring a blend of classic tunes and contemporary interpretations of the era. The original Broadway revival remains a reference point for fans and theatre historians who study the Rodgers & Hart canon.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

Discography highlights: The revue centers on beloved standards rather than a traditional album discography. Key songs associated with the Rodgers & Hart repertoire include Sing For Your Supper, Falling In Love With Love, and This Can’t Be Love. Performers from the period contributed to preserved recordings and live performance archives that fans continue to explore.

On stage

The documented stage experience

Upcoming tour info: As of now, there is no publicly documented 2025 touring production of Sing For Your Supper. Licensing and revival opportunities for Rodgers & Hart revues are managed separately by rights holders. If a tour or licensed production is announced, we’ll share details and help you secure your seats through trusted channels. In the meantime, you can follow official performer pages for updates.

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Quick Facts About Sing For Your Supper - Rodgers & Hart Musical Revue

  • Original Broadway revival Rodgers & Hart - A Musical Celebration opened May 13, 1975 at the Helen Hayes Theatre and ran through August 16, 1975 (108 performances).
  • Conceived by Richard Lewine and John Fearnley; the show drew from working scripts of Westwood Playhouse (LA) and Arlington Park Theatre productions.
  • Original cast included Tovah Feldshuh, Jamie Donnelly, Wayne Bryan, Laurence Guittard, James Brennan, Mary Sue Finnerty, Rebecca York, Virginia Sandifur, and others.
  • The revue showcases Rodgers & Hart standards (e.g., Sing For Your Supper, Falling In Love With Love, This Can’t Be Love) as part of a two-act program.
  • There is no publicly documented 2025 touring production of Sing For Your Supper; related Rodgers & Hart revues are licensed separately (e.g., Rodgers & Hart - A Celebration).
  • Social-media aware performers from the period/SRO casts maintain individual presence; for example, Tovah Feldshuh maintains public social accounts, and Jamie Donnelly has recent activity as a performing artist.

Biography snapshot: Sing For Your Supper emerged from a collaborative concept by Richard Lewine and John Fearnley, designed to present Rodgers & Hart standards in a two-act structure. The production drew inspiration from working scripts developed for notable regional venues, ensuring a blend of classic tunes and contemporary interpretations of the era. The original Broadway revival remains a reference point for fans and theatre historians who study the Rodgers & Hart canon.

Discography highlights: The revue centers on beloved standards rather than a traditional album discography. Key songs associated with the Rodgers & Hart repertoire include Sing For Your Supper, Falling In Love With Love, and This Can’t Be Love. Performers from the period contributed to preserved recordings and live performance archives that fans continue to explore.

Upcoming tour info: As of now, there is no publicly documented 2025 touring production of Sing For Your Supper. Licensing and revival opportunities for Rodgers & Hart revues are managed separately by rights holders. If a tour or licensed production is announced, we’ll share details and help you secure your seats through trusted channels. In the meantime, you can follow official performer pages for updates.

Social presence: Original cast members and their successors maintain active connections with fans. Notable examples include Tovah Feldshuh and Jamie Donnelly, who maintain public social media activity to share projects and appearances. For the most direct updates, visit their official profiles:

Whether you’re researching Broadway history or planning to catch a live Rodgers & Hart revue in the future, we’re here to help you navigate availability, licensing possibilities, and upcoming events. Reach out to your friend in the business at Gold Coast Tickets and secure your seats when a tour or revival is announced.

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