Kritzerland Records KR 20001-1

Produced by Bruce Kimmel

Engineered by Vinnie Cirilli

The Irish Repertory Theatre Company

December 7, 2004 - January 30, 2005

AFTER THE BALL FIRST NEW CAST  RECORDING FOR KRITZERLAND RECORDS

Song Listings
1. Why Is It The Woman Who Pays? (The Ladies)

2. I Knew That You Would Be My Love (Lord and Lady Windermere)

3. Mr. Hopper's Chanty (Hopper, Dumby, Lord Augustus, Duchess of Berwick)

4. Sweet Day (Lady Windermere)

5. Stay on the Side of the Angels (Lord Darlington)

6. Oh, What a Century (Lord Augustus, Hopper, Lord Windermere, Dumby)

7. May I Have the Pleasure (Hopper, Duchess of Berwick)

8. Good Evening, Lady Windermere (Mrs. Erlynne, Lord Augustus, Ensemble)

9. Let's Say Goodbye (Mrs. Erlynne)

10. I Offer You My Heart (Lord Darlington, Lady Windermere)

11. I Feel So Terribly Alone (Lady Windermere)

12. London at Night (The Gentlemen)

13. Letter Song/Never Again (Lord Darlington)

14. Why Is It The Woman Who Pays? reprise (The Ladies)

15. Clear Bright Morning (Lady Windermere)

16. Remember Me (Mrs. Erlynne)

17. Something On A Tray (Duchess of Berwick)

21. Finale (Cast)

18. Faraway Land (Hopper)

19. Let's Say Goodbye reprise (Mrs. Erlynne, Lord Augustus)

20. Light is the Heart (Mrs. Erlynne and Ensemble)

The story

1892. London at the turn of the century – and Oh, what a century it’s been! Queen Victoria reigns supreme as the Crème de la Crème gather at the home of Lord and Lady Windermere in Hyde Park for a brilliant soirée! But amidst the warmth of the gaslights, the swirling ball gowns and the outrageous flirting from behind flashing fans, a secret lurks and betrayal rears its ugly head. Noël Coward’s enchanting musical adaptation takes up where Oscar Wilde leaves off as Lady Windermere’s honor is severely tested when home and duty clash dangerously with passion and compromise.

Songs written for the score include

Oh, What a Century It's Been•I Knew That You Would Be My Love•Mr. Hooper's Chanty•Sweet Day•Stay On the Side Of The Angels•Creme de la Creme•Light Is The Heart•May I Have the Pleasure?• I Offer You My Heart•Why Is It the Women Who Pays?•Lady Windermere's Aria•Go, I Beg You Go•London at Night•Clear Bright Morning•All My Life Ago•Oh, What a Season This Has Been•Farewell Song•Something On a Tray•Faraway Land•Good Evening, Lady Windermere•What Can It Mean?" ("Mrs. Erlynne's Aria")•Letter Song•All Things Bright and Beautiful      

      

With
Kathleen WiddoesMary IllesKristin HuxholdPaul CarlinDavid Staller


Collette Simmons
Go to fullsize imageGreg MillsJosh Grisetti Drew EshelmanElizabeth Inghram

Directed and Designed By Tony Walton

Mark Hartman, Music Director

 

THE RECORDING SESSION Photos

Photos by Kerry Long of www.BroadwayWorld.com. See www.kerrylong.com for more information about Kerry.

Bruce Kimmel who launches his new label, Kritzerland, with "After The Ball"
 

The legendary Tony Walton

 Paul Carlin (Lord Windermere) steps up to the mic
                                                                                   
 
Kathleen Widdoes (Duchess of Berwick)

Greg Mills (Mr. Hopper)

Drew Eshelman (Lord Augustus) 

David Staller (Lord Darlington)

Musical Director Mark Hartman


The men of After The Ball get into character...

...and have a ball


Barry Day (who supplied additional material) and Tony Walton
 

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