Dames at Sea

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Dames at Sea is a 1966 Off-Broadway musical parodying 1930s Hollywood movie musicals, known for its small cast, tap-heavy score, and launching Bernadette Peters’ career.

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instanceOf Off-Broadway musical
musical parody
stage musical
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstPerformanceDate 1966
genre comedy
musical theatre
parody
hasCastSize six performers
hasCharacterType naive chorus girl
sailor
temperamental star
hasCultFollowing true
hasDanceStyle musical comedy choreography
tap
hasMusicalNumberType tap dance
influencedBy 1930s Hollywood musicals
Busby Berkeley musicals
language English
notableCastMember Bernadette Peters NERFINISHED
notableFeature parody of 1930s film musicals
small cast
spoof of Busby Berkeley-style musicals
tap-heavy score
notableFor launching Bernadette Peters’ career
originalMedium stage
performanceType book musical
periodParodied 1930s
premiereLocation Off-Broadway NERFINISHED
productionScale small-scale musical
setting Broadway theatre world
style pastiche of Golden Age musicals
subject 1930s Hollywood movie musicals
timePeriodOfPremiere 1960s American theatre
tone comic
light-hearted

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Bernadette Peters notableWork Dames at Sea