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Still digesting this from tonight. I really enjoyed it and am so happy to have seen another Malloy(/Tippe) show.  

 

But to answer this:

WindyNewYorker said: "Would appreciate if someone can share about the orchestration. Thank you."

The orchestration was a piano/electric home organ double, violin, cello, and French horn joined by some electronics. 
It was a really cool sounding ensemble that was used very well

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That was also my takeaway, which I’m very excited about!

I had a lottery seat tonight and was sitting in Mezzanine B51. It was definitely partial view. I had very little view of the back of the set where the projections were taking place.

Hi all, 

I have a ticket for White Girl in Danger that I am unable to use for the first preview tomorrow at 7:00 pm. 

The seat is in row E and is near the center of the house. I am asking 47$ and can email the e-ticket to you. 

Feel free to DM me, can take Venmo, Cash App, or PayPal. 

Thank you!

It's odd that the text isn't in the published scripts, but it is in the licensed script that comes with the materials for the show. I've coped that text below.

Per favore, la supplico... 
Noi siamo i disperati gli smarriti...
Viviamo la nostra vita in'esilio...
Espatriati nella nostra terra...
Siamo partati sin dalla nascita, disperandoci...
Inconsolabili...
Ma, attraverso te e la tua azione osiamo sperare...
Attraverso te e la tu

The Damn Yankees vocal score is published by Alfred (I believe) and is available through the internet music dealer of your choice (Amazon, Sheet Music Plus, JW Pepper, etc.).  I would be surprised if a local library didn't have it in the stacks.  

At least a few more that aren't listed on the link you gave are there.  It seems that they are slowly being added by contributors.  

You can find them here.

Yes, Natasha Lost was cut from the show before the end of last year.  It is not a matter of it only being left of off the recording.  

Albeit it not Broadway, nor musical theatre, but I love this one:

Pollution - Tom Lehrer.

I thought it was "black and charred mahi-mahi"... ¯\_(?)_/¯

Yes that was the script to the musical.  Here is a link to purchase a script of an 'adaptation' of the original play: https://www.playscripts.com/play/1640 

I have the Hungarian script of Illatszertár around here somewhere, its a darling play.  It still is quite popular.  The price has gone up quite a bit it seems for the script to the musical.  Here is a link to a few for sale on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/She-Loves-Me-Joe-Masteroff/dp/1568651422

Best of luck on your search!

The script was indeed published, once in 1964 and again after the revival (using the revival artwork and production photos) in 1995.  I purchased a used copy on Amazon 6-or-so years ago.  You might be able to check there or other out-of-print online booksellers.  Best of luck!  It's one of my favorite shows.

In The Gay Life Don Walker orchestrated beautifully around the Cimbalom (a wonderful Hungarian instrument).

YES, Kelli: Finally!!

Hopefully this is a good sign, on MusicNotes two songs are now available. Look at Me, and Something From a Dream. Now we just need the rest!

KathyNYC2: A use of the Christmas song "The Twelve Days of Christmas" was added in snippets throughout the scene with carolers and shoppers and they cut small lines at the end of the choruses ("And they have their names printed on their cards.....in June..."). That was the only thing I can think of being changed for that scene besides one small exchange of dialogue added for the revival.

However it is kept as underscoring in the cafe scene! So at least remnants are still there!

lauren9739: The revival is the only one available to license, so yes, that is the only one being performed legally at the moment. There aren't any other differences, really. Besides a use of the 12 Days of Christmas carol being used in the Christmas scene and some key changes. The orchestrations are downsized, which is a pity the original aren't still available to rent for the groups that