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The Man in
the Black Suit: 4 Dark Tales
Audiobook (spoken), 2002
by Stephen King. Produced and directed by Elsa Shokoff.
Cast: Becky Ann Baker, John
Cullum, Peter Gerety, Arliss Howard
A haunting recollection of a
mysterious boyhood event, The Man in the Black Suit read by John
Cullum leads off this masterful collection from Stephen King. Other dark tales
include: All that You Love Will be Carried Away read by Peter
Gerety, That Feeling, You Can Only Say What It Is in French read by
Becky Ann Baker, and The Death of Jack Hamilton, read by Arliss
Howard.
Released by AUDIOWORKS, Simon
& Schuster, Inc., October 2002 on 4 CDs or 4 cassettes. (Approx. 4
hours)
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(also see Credits,
Gallery)
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Original
Broadway Cast Recording, 1960
Mr. Cullum's Broadway debut.
Book and lyrics by Alan
Jay Lerner, Music by Frederick Loewe, Based on The Once and Future King
by T.H. White
Directed by Moss Hart. Musical Director: Franz
Allers.
Produced for records by Goddard Lieberson
CAST: Richard Burton (Arthur), Julie
Andrews (Guenevere), Roddy McDowall (Mordred), Robert Goulet (Lancelot), John
Cullum (Dinadan), Bruce Yarnell (Lionel), James Gannon (Sagramore),
Mary Sue Berry (Nimue)
LP released by Columbia
Records. (The original gatefold LP includes color photos and liner notes
not included in the reissued LPs or CD.) Reissued on CD by Sony Classical
(Digitally remastered 1998).
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(also see Credits,
Gallery)
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Original
Broadway Cast Recording (spoken), 1964
by William
Shakespeare. Directed
by John Gielgud
Produced for records by Goddard Lieberson
CAST: Richard Burton (Hamlet), Hume Cronyn
(Polonius), Alfred Drake (Claudius), Eileen Herlie (Gertrude), William
Redfield (Guildenstern), George Rose (First Gravedigger), George Voskovec
(Player King); Philip Coolidge (Voltimand), John Cullum (Laertes),
Michael Ebert (Francisco/ Fortinbras), Dillon Evans (Reynaldo/Osric),
Clement Fowler (Rosencrantz), Geoff Garland (Lucianus), Barnard Hughes
(Marcellus/Priest), Linda Marsh (Ophelia), Robert Milli (Horatio), Voice of
John Gielgud (Ghost)
Originally released by
Columbia Records in a 4-LP complete studio Recording (earliest issues
included a version of the Broadway souvenir program) and a 1-record
"Famous Scenes" LP (both OOP). After the film (taped during two
live performances) was restored in the 1980s by Mrs. Sally Burton, tapes
and CDs (complete and highlights versions) were released Based on the
soundtrack.
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See above text
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(also see Credits,
Gallery)
 On a Clear Day
Come Back to Me
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Original
Broadway Cast Recording, 1965
1965 GRAMMY AWARD FOR BEST
SCORE
Mr. Cullum received a TONY NOMINATION (BEST
ACTOR IN A MUSICAL) and THEATRE WORLD AWARD for his performance as Dr.
Mark Bruckner.
Book and Lyrics by Alan
Jay Lerner, Music by Burton Lane
Directed by Robert Lewis. Conducted by Theodore Saidenberg
Produced for records by Joe Linhart and George R. Marek
CAST: Barbara Harris (Daisy
Gamble/Melinda), John Cullum (Dr. Mark Bruckner), Titos Vandis
(Themistocles Kraikos), William Daniels (Warren), Clifford David (Edward
Moncrief), Byron Webster (Sir Hubert Insdale), Barbara Monte, William
Reilly, Gerald M. Teijelo Jr.
LP released by RCA Victor.
(The earliest editions of the original gatefold LP included a version of
the Broadway souvenir program (look for LPs with a linen texture cover).
The original gatefold LP includes photos and liner notes not included with
the CD.) Remastered and reissued on CD by RCA Victor in 1993.
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Songs and
dialogue highlights from the NBC Television Special(working title:
"Velvet Paws")
Original Television Soundtrack Recording, 1967
Music and Lyrics by
Richard Rodgers, Book by Peter Stone, Based on the play by Bernard Shaw
Directed by Joe Layton. Produced for records by Andy Wiswell.
Musical Director: Jay Blackton
CAST: Noel Coward (Caesar), Ed Ames
(Ferrovius), Inga Swenson (Lavinia), Brian Bedford (Lentulus), John
Cullum (Captain), Norman Wisdom (Androcles); Patricia Routledge, Kurt
Kasznar, William Redfield, George Mathews, Geoffrey Holder (as the Lion),
Clifford David, Bill Hickey, Bill Starr, George Reeder.
LP released by RCA Victor
(OOP).
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(also see Gallery)
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Original
Motion Picture Soundtrack Recording, 1972
Music and Lyrics by
Sherman Edwards, Book by Peter Stone, Based on a Conception by Sherman
Edwards; Screenplay by Peter Stone
Directed by Peter H.
Hunt. Produced for records by Andrew Kazdin. Musical Director:
Ray Heindorf
CAST: William Daniels (Adams), Howard da
Silva (Franklin), Ken Howard (Jefferson), Donald Madden (Dickenson), Blythe
Danner (Martha Jefferson), John Cullum (Edward Rutledge), Roy Poole
(Hopkins), David Ford (Hancock), Virginia Vestoff (Abigail Adams); with
Ronald Holgate (Lee), Rex Robbins (Sherman), John Myhers (Livingston)
Stephen Nathan (Courier), William Duell (Custodian), Mark Montgomery
(Leather Apron), Ralston Hill (Secretary)
LP released by Columbia
Records (OOP).
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(also see Credits,
Gallery)
It's a Boy
Meditation
II
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Original
Broadway Cast Recording, 1975
Mr. Cullum received the TONY AWARD, DRAMA
DESK AWARD and OUTER CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD as BEST ACTOR IN A MUSICAL
for his performance as Charlie Anderson.
Music by Gary Geld, Lyrics by
Peter Udell, Book by James Lee Barrett, Peter Udell, Philip Rose, Based on
Mr. Barrett's original screenplay
Directed by Philip Rose. Produced for records by Gary Geld, Peter
Udell, Philip Rose. Musical Director: Lynn Crigler
CAST: John Cullum (Charlie
Anderson), Donna Theodore (Anne), Penelope Milford (Jenny), Jordan Suffin
(Nathan), Joel Higgins (James), Robert Rosen (Henry), Ted Agress (Jacob),
David Russell (John), Gordon Halliday (Sam), Joseph Shapiro (Robert
"the boy"), Chip Ford (Gabriel), Charles Welch (Rev. Byrd), Gary
Harger (Corporal)
LP released by RCA Victor.
Remastered and reissued on CD by RCA Victor in 1988.
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(also see Credits,
Gallery)
I Rise Again
The Legacy
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Original
Broadway Cast Recording, 1978
Mr. Cullum received the TONY AWARD as BEST
ACTOR IN A MUSICAL for his performance as Oscar Jaffee.
Book and Lyrics by Betty
Comden and Adolph Green, Music by Cy Coleman, Based on plays by Ben Hecht,
Charles MacArthur and Bruce Millholland
Directed by Harold
Prince. Musical Director: Paul Gemignani. Produced for records
by Cy Coleman
CAST: Madeline Kahn (Lily Garland), John
Cullum (Oscar Jaffee), Imogene Coca (Letitia Primrose), George Coe
(Owen O'Malley), Dean Dittman (Oliver Webb), Kevin Kline (Bruce Granit),
Tom Batten (Conductor); Keith Davis, Quitman Fludd III, Joseph Wise, Ray
Stephens (Porters)
LP released by Columbia
Records. (The original gatefold LP includes photos and liner notes not
included with the CD.) Remastered and reissued on CD in 1991 by Sony
Broadway (with several minutes of additional material).
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A Tribute
to
Lerner and Loewe
(No cover available)
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Recording of
a one-night only concert at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York, May 14,
1979, called "Lerner And Loewe: A Very Special Evening." The
concert was a benefit for the Theatre Collection of The Museum Of The City
Of New York.
CAST: Julie Andrews, D'Jamin Bartlett,
Kitty Carlisle, John Cullum, Agnes DeMille, Alfred Drake, Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr., Tova Feldshur, Hermione Gingold, Rex Harrison, Louis
Jourdan, George Rose, Reid Shelton and Alan Jay Lerner.
(Mr. Cullum performed
"I Wonder What the King is Doing Tonight" and "How to Handle
a Woman" from Camelot.)
Reportedly released on LP and
cassette, in a very limited issue, by The Friends Of The Theatre And
Music Collection of The Museum Of The City Of New York (OOP).
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Studio Cast
Recording, 1987
Book by Alfred
Shaughnessy, Music by Sharon Burgett, Based on The Secret Garden by
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Vocal supervision and
direction by Peter Howard. Produced for records by Robert Sher.
Musical Director: Larry Wilcox
CAST: Barbara Cook (Martha Sowerby), John
Cullum (Archie Craven) George Rose (Ben Weatherstaff), Max Showalter
(Dr. Craven), Judy Kaye (Mrs. Medlock), Victoria Coote (Mary Lenox), Paul
Glen (Dickon Sowerby) and Daniel Waller (Colin Craven). (Note: This is the
English repertory hit, not the adaptation of the same book that played
Broadway in the late 1980s).
Released on LP, cassette
& CD by IBR (International Book & Record Distributors). The
cassette includes additional songs by the children that are not included on
the two CD versions (which also vary slightly).
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Musical
Recording, 1991
Musical Director: Bert
Lucarelli
Performed by the Philharmonic
Wedding Ensemble, featuring Bert Lucarelli, oboe; Marni Nixon, soprano; John
Cullum, baritone.
Released on CD and cassette
by Essex Entertainment
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Studio Cast
Recording, 1993
Music and lyrics by George
Gershwin & Ira Gershwin; Book by Herbert Fields & Morrie Ryskind
Presented by the Leonore
Gershwin-Library of Congress Recording and Publishing Project
Produced by John McClure & Tommy Krasker. Vocal Director: Robert
Webb. Conducted by Eric Stern
CAST: William Katt (Golo/Michael), Arnetia
Walker (Gita), Michelle Nicastro (Ilse) and John Cullum
(Commissioner Bauer)
Released on CD by Electra
Nonesuch (Warner Communications/Time Warner) and Roxbury Recordings
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Audiobook
(spoken), 1993
By James A. Michener.
Produced by Sherry Huber & Steve Gomer
CAST: John Cullum
From America's favorite
storyteller, James A. Michener, a treasury of tales about the natural world
(abridged).
Released by Random House
Audiobooks (2 cassettes, 2 hours)
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Children's
Audiobook (spoken), 1994
by Will James
CAST: John Cullum
Released on CD and cassette
(both OOP), issued separately and in a "You Could Be a Cowboy"
kit, by Scattergood Seattle, Inc.
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Audiobook
(spoken), 1998
by James Thurber
Produced and Directed
by Linda D. Olsen
CAST: John Cullum
Mr. Cullum reads and performs 22 complete
stories from Part 1 of the popular writer and humorist's My World
(first published in 1942). Best known stories include "The Secret Life
of Walter Mitty" and "The Lemming."
Released by Audio Partners
Publishing Corp. (Audio Editions Books on Cassette) in a 4-casssette set (4
hours, 34 min.)
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(also see Credits,
Reviews, Interviews,
Gallery, Current)
Mr.
Cladwell
Don't Be the Bunny
Act
I Finale
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Original
Broadway Cast Recording, 2001
Music and lyrics by Mark
Hollman, Book and lyrics by Greg Kotis
Directed by John
Rando.
Produced for Records by Jay David Saks. Musical Direction: Edward
Strauss
CAST: David Beach (Mr. McQueen), Rachel
Coloff (Soupy Sue/Caldwell's Secretary), Rick Crom (Tiny Tom/Dr. Billeaux),
John Cullum (Caldwell B. Cladwell), John Deyle (Senator Fipp),
Hunter Foster (Bobby Strong), Victor Hawks (Robbie the Stockfish), Ken
Jennings (Old Man Strong/Hot Blades Harry), Spencer Kayden (Little Sally),
Megan Lawrence (Little Becky Two Shoes/Mrs. Millennium), Daniel Marcus
(Officer Barrel), Jeff McCarthy (Officer Lockstock), Nancy Opel (Penelope
Pennywise), Lawrence E. Street (Billy Boy Bill), Jennifer Laura Thompson
(Hope Cladwell), Kay Walbye (Josephine Strong)
Released on CD by RCA Victor.
The musical had a very successful run off-Broadway April-June 2001.
Broadway previews begin Aug. 27, 2001, with a planned Sept. 13 opening.
Official site: http://www.urinetown.com/
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