Opening night gift from Jeff Bowen (Music/Lyrics, Jeff) to Craif Stelzenmuller at the opening of the Broadway production of "[Title of Show]" (July 17, 2008). The clock features lines from the show.
Opening night note given to Craig Stelzenmuller, Assistant Lighting Designer, from the Broadway production of "[Title of Show]" (July 17, 2008). The note is signed by the cast of the show (Hunter Bell, Jeff Bowen, Susan Blackwell, Heidi Blickenstaff) plus Michael Berresse (Director/Choreographer) and Larry Pressgrove (Musical Direction/Arrangements). The note reads: "[title of show] Dear [flattering adjective] [name], The cast of [title of show] would like to thank you for the [superlative] [adjective] contribution that you made to [title of show]. Without your commitment and support, we could have never done whta we done did. Know that we like you very much and dearly hope that you enjoy this souvenir coffee mug. We hope it fills you with many warm, fuzzy feelings and warm, [un]fuzzy beverages. In closing, we will never forget the [adjective] work you did as [your job] for [title of show]. We are forever grateful. We hope to work together again in the future. That being said, please do suckit. Love, [hunter, jeff, susan, heidi, michael & larry] PS: Seriously. Suckit. opening night - 17 july 2008"
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS silent auction form, used after a 1996 production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" staring Nathan Lane.
Coin to commemorate the opening night of the Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim's "Company", which ran from December 9, 2021-July 31, 2022. The coin features the show logo on one side and relief of Stephen Sondheim on the opposite.
Red Bell Hop Hat worn by Ken Jennings (not the one of "Jeopardy" fame) in "Grand Hotel". "Grand Hotel" played at the Martin Beck Theatre, now known as the Al Hirshfeld Theatre. Jennings performed as Georg Strunk (Original) and Witt (Understudy - Original).
2 red fez hats worn in "Grand Hotel"; one worn by David Jackson as Jimmy. "Grand Hotel" played at the Martin Beck Theatre, now known as the Al Hirshfeld Theatre.
Brown fur and velvet hat with red diamond broach worn by Cyd Charisse as Elizaveta Grushinskaya in "Grand Hotel". "Grand Hotel" played at the Martin Beck Theatre, now known as the Al Hirshfeld Theatre.
A white rectangular pin with the logo of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat". The logo seen on the pin was used from the show's original Broadway opening until the 1992 revival.
Promotional stress cow for "Monty Python's SPAMALOT", purchased at the Broadway Flea Market in 2023 at the "Back to the Future" table. We are unsure if this is from the 2005 or 2023 production; if you can confirm, email friends@waitinthewings.org
