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42nd Street.""Billy Lawlor" (Leading tenor in Pretty Lady)"Peggy Sawyer" (Nervous but enthusiastic new chorus girl from out of town)"Julian Marsh" (Famous, but notorious director)"Dorothy Brock" (Past her prime Prima Donna, renowned for inability to dance)"Abner Dillon" (Producer of "Pretty Lady"; Dorothy's "Sugar Daddy" and Texan admirer)"Pat Denning" (Dorothy's former stage and romantic partner)"Andy Lee" (Choreographer)"Bert Berry" and "Maggie Jones" (The producers and writers of Pretty Lady)"Oscar" (Onstage rehearsal pianist for the show "Pretty Lady")"Mac" (Stage Manager)"Annie", "Lorraine", "Phyllis","Gladys" (experienced chorus girls who help Peggy)1980 PRODUCTIONAct I OvertureAuditionYoung and HealthyShadow WaltzGo Into Your DanceYou're Getting to Be a Habit With MeGetting Out of TownDamesI Know NowI Know Now (Reprise)We're in the MoneyAct I FinaleAct IISunny Side to Every SituationLullaby of BroadwayAbout a Quarter to NineShuffle Off to Buffalo42nd Street42nd Street (Reprise)Finale Ultimo2001 REVIVALAct IOvertureAuditionYoung and HealthyShadow WaltzGo Into Your DanceYou're Getting To Be A Habit With MeGetting Out Of TownDamesKeep Young and BeautifulDames (Reprise)We're In The MoneyI Only Have Eyes for YouAct I FinaleAct IIEntr'acteSunny Side to Every SituationThe Lullaby of BroadwayGetting Out of Town (Reprise)About a Quarter to NineOverture to Pretty Lady/Plenty of Money and YouShuffle Off to Buffalo42nd Street42nd Street (Reprise) Finale Ultimo1980 productionTony Award for Best Musical (winner)Tony Award for Best Book of a Musical (nominee)Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical (Lee Roy Reams, nominee)Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical (Wanda Richert, nominee)Tony Award for Best Costume Design (nominee)Tony Award for Best Lighting Design (nominee)Tony Award for Best Choreography (winner)Tony Award for Best Direction of a Musical (nominee)Theatre World Award (Wanda Richert, winner)Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Musical (nominee)Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical (Lee Roy Reams, nominee)Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Choreography (winner)Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Costume Design (winner)1984 London productionLaurence Olivier Award for Best Musical (winner)Evening Standard Award for Best Musical (winner)2001 revivalTony Award for Best Revival of a Musical (winner)Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical (Christine Ebersole, winner)Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical (Kate Levering and Mary Testa, nominees)Tony Award for Best Scenic Design (nominee)Tony Award for Best Costume Design (nominee)Tony Award for Best Lighting Design (nominee)Tony Award for Best Choreography (nominee)Tony Award for Best Direction of a Musical (nominee)Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Revival of a Musical (winner)Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Actress in a Musical (Christine Ebersole, nominee)Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Choreography (nominee)Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Set Design (nominee)Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Costume Design (nominee) Synopsis and other information from the Musical Heaven website Plot summary and character descriptions Brief history of the show from the Musicals 101 website Profile of the show Another brief profile of the show from the PBS.org website.

Soon after the show's cast heads to Philadelphia for the out-of-town tryout.On opening night, Peggy trips and crashes into Dorothy, knocking her to the stage.

2009.Act IAuditions for 1933's newest show, Pretty Lady, are nearly over when Peggy Sawyer, fresh off the bus from Allentown, Pennsylvania, arrives in New York City with valise in hand.

Knowing this could destroy the show's future, he decides to put an end to the affair.

Julian decides it is worth a shot and rushes off to the train station to catch Peggy before she departs.At Philadelphia's Broad Street Station, Julian apologizes to Peggy and asks her to stay and star in Pretty Lady, but she responds that she has had enough of show business and wants to go home to Allentown.

In addition, even though she is invited to and expected to attend the official opening night party, Peggy decides to go to the chorus party instead.