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Lucky Stiff
This murder mystery farce of mistaken identities, millions in diamonds and a wheelchair-bound corpse will leave you dying of laughter.
7
Roles
PG
Rated
2
Acts
Full Synopsis

Act One

The lights come up on a collection of strange characters who explain how it all began: a fortune, a chase, a foreign place and a will ("There's Something Funny Going On"). The scene shifts to British shoe salesman, Harry Witherspoon, doing inventory in a dreary shoe shop in East Grinstead. He dreams of changing his life but resigns himself to the fact that his life won't change

Meanwhile, a telegram arrives for Harry at his dog-infested boarding house. His landlady and her boarders decide to have a spot of tea – with plenty of steam to open the envelope before he gets home – but Harry returns just in time to open it for himself ("Mr. Witherspoon's Friday Night"). The telegram informs Harry that his Uncle Anthony, whom he has never met, has died. Harry ends up in the office of a solicitor in London, who tells Harry that this mysterious American uncle has left him six million dollars. His Uncle's will stipulates that, in order to get the money, he must travel to Monte Carlo for a week. His traveling companion will be his Uncle Anthony – embalmed and propped up in a wheelchair! Uncle Anthony holds a mysterious heart-shaped box. Harry must swear to fulfill the terms of the will exactly and follow the instructions his Uncle has left for him on a tape recorder, or the money will go to the Universal Dog Home of Brooklyn.

In Atlantic City, the legally blind Rita LaPorta confesses to her optometrist brother, Vinnie Di Ruzzio, that she accidentally fell for a guy who managed her husband's casino. For him, she embezzled six million in diamonds, hidden in a heart-shaped box. She relates, with escalating drama, how she went to her lover's place one night, without her glasses, and saw a woman leaving. In a jealous and blind rage, she pulled a gun but, instead of shooting the woman, she accidentally shot her lover ("Rita's Confession"). We realize that the man she killed is Uncle Anthony. Rita tells Vinnie that she has blamed the embezzlement on him. They must go to Monte Carlo to get the diamonds back before her husband finds out, or they're both dead.

In the dining car of a train bound for Monte Carlo, Harry desperately tries to make it appear that his traveling companion is alive ("Good to Be Alive"). They meet an Italian rascal named Luigi Gaudi, who introduces Harry and his dead uncle to some ladies and offers to show them the town. Harry notices a young woman who seems to be watching him. Overhead, Rita and Vinnie fly toward Monte Carlo. Harry checks into the Hotel de Paris with Uncle. He starts the tape recorder and hears the week of activities that his Uncle has planned. Harry tries to cheer himself up by taking stock of his good fortune but keeps coming back to the fact that he is on vacation with a dead man ("Lucky").

Harry sets off with his Uncle and sees the young woman whom he had noticed watching him on the train. When he confronts her, he learns that she is Annabel Glick from the Universal Dog Home of Brooklyn. Miss Glick is determined to keep an eye on Harry wherever he goes. One false step in following his Uncle's instructions, and the dogs get all the money ("Dogs versus You"). Arriving at Nice airport, Rita searches the phone directory to find at which hotel Harry is staying. At the same time, the bedraggled Vinnie calls his wife, Alice, telling her that he won't be home for dinner. He tells her that Rita's husband might be trying to kill him, but Alice has no sympathy and hangs up on him ("The Phone Call"). Rita finds Harry's hotel, and the chase is on.

Harry shows his Uncle around Monte Carlo, carefully following the instructions on the tape; they go to casinos, skydiving and deep-sea fishing... all with Annabel Glick in hot pursuit. Rita and Vinnie arrive at the hotel.

Harry and Uncle arrive at the Club Continentale, followed by Annabel ("Monte Carlo"). The emcee introduces Dominique Du Monaco in sequins, feathers and stilettos, who pulls Harry from his seat and seduces him – she is a surprise from his Uncle ("Speaking French"). The whole place joins in singing and dancing... except Annabel. Left alone in the midst of the revelry, prim and lonely Annabel Glick reminds herself how meaningful her work is and why she prefers dogs to humans ("Times Like This"). As Harry and Dominique exit, the emcee reminds everyone that Monte Carlo is a magical place ("Monte Carlo – Reprise").

Harry takes Uncle back to his hotel room, leaves him there and goes out gambling, again followed by Annabel. Simultaneously, Rita and Vinnie show up in Harry's room, looking for the heart-shaped box. She's dressed as a maid and not wearing her glasses. Vinnie goes off to follow Harry. Rita sees Uncle Anthony in the chair and is shocked. She still loves him and approaches him tentatively, trying to explain her actions, asking if bygones can be bygones ("Fancy Meeting You Here"). However, when she gives him a hug, she realizes the truth and screams in horror.

At the casino, Harry's on a winning streak at the Roulette table, thanks to his Uncle's infallible system. Annabel chides him for being so shallow, but Harry is suddenly feeling excellent now that he's winning for the first time in his life ("Act I Finale – Good to Be Alive"). Rita appears behind him and surreptitiously sticks a gun in his ribs.

Act Two

The cast recaps where we are in the story as Vinnie enters to find Rita holding a gun to Harry's ribs ("Something Funny's Going On – Reprise"). Rita wants Harry to get Tony and move towards the door. Vinnie struggles to get the gun. A gunshot rings out. Harry and Annabel run away as Rita screams that her brother has a gun. The croupier grabs Vinnie, and Rita runs off.

Harry tries to get into his room but he's forgotten his key. The elevator bell sounds, and he and Annabel duck behind a laundry cart, throwing a sheet over Uncle Tony. Rita, dressed as a maid, uses a master key to enter Harry's room. A real maid enters, albeit very drunk, and mistakes the sheet-covered Uncle for her pile of laundry. She wheels him off. Vinnie appears and bribes a bellhop into letting him into Harry's room. Harry and Annabel realize that Uncle is gone.

A gunshot then rings out from Harry's room. The door opens, Vinnie runs out, Harry and Annabel escape and Rita emerges with the gun. Harry and Annabel rush around Monte Carlo looking for the corpse, Rita rushes around looking for Harry and the heart-shaped box and Vinnie rushes around looking for Rita ("Him, Them, It, Her"). All of Monte Carlo is involved in the crazy search.

Harry and Annabel return to Harry's room. A nun appears with a leper in a wheelchair – not Uncle Tony. A bellhop enters with an ornery Texan in a wheelchair; again, it's not Uncle Tony. Believing that they have lost everything, Annabel and Harry open some champagne, toast their adventures and consider returning to their old lives. They realize that their time together fighting and aggravating each other has actually been enjoyable ("Nice").

After falling asleep, Harry has a nightmare: a telegram arrives that says he is coming back to his old life. The Landlady, Luigi Gaudi, Annabel, Rita and Vinnie all join in the dream, menacing him, as Uncle Tony rises from his chair and leads a horrific kick line ("Welcome Back, Mr. Witherspoon"). Harry wakes from the dream in his room at the Hotel de Paris, flustered to find Annabel by his side in bed. She demurs because she doesn't want him to think that she's the kind of person who just goes out and has fun. A knock interrupts them. It's the maid with Uncle Tony. Annabel withdraws abruptly, wrapping herself in the sheet and preparing to leave. Harry asks his Uncle for advice on getting her to stay ("A Woman in My Bathroom").

The door swings open; Rita enters, pointing her gun. She demands the heart-shaped box. Annabel tells him not to give the diamonds to her, but Harry does it to keep her from shooting. Rita tells them that she loved Tony and asks why Harry is dragging him around after he is dead. When she takes a good look at him, she realizes that the corpse actually isn't Tony! Rita demands to know where Tony is, or she'll shoot Harry. Harry and Anabel prepare to be shot ("Nice – Reprise"). As Rita takes aim, the door slams again and a mysterious Arab enters, who disarms Rita and removes his headdress to reveal Luigi Gaudi. He admits that he is actually Harry's Uncle Anthony! He explains that the corpse is his friend, Luigi Gaudi, and recites the complicated history of how and why he has come up with this elaborate hoax. Rita accidentally killed Tony's friend, Luigi, who was borrowing his place and having a liaison with a woman; Tony is honoring his friend's last wish by giving him this vacation ("Confession 2 – Reprise"). In the heart-shaped box is the corpse's heart.

Rita recoils from the box in her hands. She wants to know where the diamonds are – Tony has hidden them in the corpse's jacket. Vinnie bursts in with Dominique, both dressed as maids. He is running away with her and demands the heart-shaped box. Rita gladly gives it to him. Triumphant, he and Dominique rush out.

Now reunited, Tony and Rita decide that they could start anew here. They begin to leave, taking the diamonds with them ("Fancy Meeting You Here – Reprise"). Harry stops him, concerned about the fact that this means that the dogs won't get the money. Tony gives Annabel a donation of $10,000, since the dog home was Luigi's favorite charity. Tony also gives Harry $500 and reminds Harry to use Luigi's infallible system for roulette.

Harry and Annabel decide that they should extend their vacation just a little longer... and together ("Finale Act II – Good to Be Alive").

Harry Witherspoon

A shy, sweet-natured, and insecure shoe salesman from England. He feels incapable of taking risks and tries to change that all with a very special trip.

Gender: male

Vocal range top: F#4

Vocal range bottom: Bb2

Annabel Glick

A no-nonsense representative for the Universal Dog Home of Brooklyn. She is a proactive citizen with an attentive and aggressive personality, and becomes the unexpected love interest of Harry Witherspoon.

Gender: female

Vocal range top: E5

Vocal range bottom: F#3

Rita La Porta

Vinnie's high-strung sister with poor eyesight. Impulsive, erratic, and very insecure.

Gender: female

Vocal range top: D5

Vocal range bottom: F#3

Vinnie Diruzzio

Rita's mild-mannered brother who is dragged into her mess. He is an optometrist with predictably conservative tendencies.

Gender: male

Vocal range top: F#4

Vocal range bottom: A#2

Luigi Gaudi

Luigi is a mysterious, boisterous Italian who wears a beard and an eye patch. Tony is Rita's lover from New Jersey.

Gender: male

Vocal range top: F#4

Vocal range bottom: B2

The Body Of Tony Hendon

The body of a man believed to be "Uncle Anthony," who Harry brings with him on a very special trip. Doubles as Commuter on Train.

Gender: male

Ensemble

2 men and 2 women. MAN 1 (Surly Lorry Driver, Solicitor, Prosperous Man on Train, Clothing Salesman, French Emcee, Croupier, Nun, Old Texan), MAN 2 (Offstage Telegram Deliverer, Vicious Punk, Mr. Loomis the Eye Patient, French Waiter on Train, Stationmaster's Voice, Bellhop, French Waiter in Club, Dapper Gambler, Leper), WOMAN 1 (Landlady, Miss Thorsby the Secretary, Puerto Rican Nurse, Southern Lady #1, Dancing Portrait, Drunken Maid), WOMAN 2 (Spinster, Southern Lady #2, Dancing Roulette Wheel, Dominique du Monaco)

Show History

Inspiration

Lucky Stiff is based on the 1983 novel, The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo by Michael Butterworth.

Productions

Lucky Stiff, a musical farce, was the first collaboration for the writing team of Lynn Ahrens (book and lyrics) and Stephen Flaherty (music). It was created and performed under the direction of Thommie Walsh Off-Broadway at Playwrights Horizons, beginning April 26,1988, and won the Richard Rodgers Award for that year. The cast starred Stephen Stout as Harry, Julie White as Annabel, Stuart Zagnit as Vinnie and Mary Testa as Rita.

The musical was then produced at the Olney Theatre in Maryland in May 1989, starring Evan Pappas as Harry.

In 1994, the musical had its British debut at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln in the English midlands and, in 1997, it had a West End production, directed by Steven Dexter and starring Frances Ruffelle, Paul Baker and Tracie Bennett.

Lucky Stiff was revived for five performances as part of the York Theatre's Musicals in Mufti staged concert series in October 2003, starring Zagnit, Testa and several of the other original Playwrights Horizons cast members, as well as Malcolm Gets as Harry and Janet Metz as Annabel.

On January 27, 2011, Lucky Stiff then had its New Zealand premiere at the Havelock Town Hall in Marlborough. The play was directed by Gillian Palmer of the Havelock Theatre Company and starred Steven Leov as Harry and Sarah Ritchie as Annabel.

In addition to these high-profile productions, Lucky Stiff has gone on to great popularity in regional, community and high school theatres throughout the country.

Cultural Influence

  • Lucky Stiff has produced two cast albums, one from the original Playwrights Horizon cast, released in 1993, five years after the show's debut, and the other from the cast at the York Theatre, also Off-Broadway, released in 2004.
  • Lucky Stiff was the first collaboration for the writing team of Ahrens & Flaherty, who have gone on to write such musicals as My Favorite Year, Once on This Island, Ragtime, Seussical, A Man of No Importance and, most recently, Rocky.

Trivia

  • Lucky Stiff is one of only a handful of musicals to have two cast albums from two Off-Broadway casts.
  • In 2012, it was announced that Christopher Ashley would direct a film adaptation of Lucky Stiff that starred Jason Alexander, among others.
  • Lucky Stiff marks the first collaboration of Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty.

Critical Reaction

"The authors of Lucky Stiff, Lynn Ahrens (book and lyrics) and Stephen Flaherty (music), should be cherished both for their promise and for their willingness to embrace old-style musical-comedy silliness and romance without apologies."
– New York Times

"Lynn Ahrens' lyrics are so hilarious and blend so well with Stephen Flaherty's smart melodies that it's easy to see the great promise many musical theater folk found in the 1988 Off-Broadway run of their first effort, Lucky Stiff."
– San Francisco Gate

"Zany, off-beat, and very funny... a sight to behold."
– The Examiner

"Hilarious"
– Talkin' Broadway

Show History

Inspiration

Lucky Stiff is based on the 1983 novel, The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo by Michael Butterworth.

Productions

Lucky Stiff, a musical farce, was the first collaboration for the writing team of Lynn Ahrens (book and lyrics) and Stephen Flaherty (music). It was created and performed under the direction of Thommie Walsh Off-Broadway at Playwrights Horizons, beginning April 26,1988, and won the Richard Rodgers Award for that year. The cast starred Stephen Stout as Harry, Julie White as Annabel, Stuart Zagnit as Vinnie and Mary Testa as Rita.

The musical was then produced at the Olney Theatre in Maryland in May 1989, starring Evan Pappas as Harry.

In 1994, the musical had its British debut at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln in the English midlands and, in 1997, it had a West End production, directed by Steven Dexter and starring Frances Ruffelle, Paul Baker and Tracie Bennett.

Lucky Stiff was revived for five performances as part of the York Theatre's Musicals in Mufti staged concert series in October 2003, starring Zagnit, Testa and several of the other original Playwrights Horizons cast members, as well as Malcolm Gets as Harry and Janet Metz as Annabel.

On January 27, 2011, Lucky Stiff then had its New Zealand premiere at the Havelock Town Hall in Marlborough. The play was directed by Gillian Palmer of the Havelock Theatre Company and starred Steven Leov as Harry and Sarah Ritchie as Annabel.

In addition to these high-profile productions, Lucky Stiff has gone on to great popularity in regional, community and high school theatres throughout the country.

Cultural Influence

  • Lucky Stiff has produced two cast albums, one from the original Playwrights Horizon cast, released in 1993, five years after the show's debut, and the other from the cast at the York Theatre, also Off-Broadway, released in 2004.
  • Lucky Stiff was the first collaboration for the writing team of Ahrens & Flaherty, who have gone on to write such musicals as My Favorite Year, Once on This Island, Ragtime, Seussical, A Man of No Importance and, most recently, Rocky.

Trivia

  • Lucky Stiff is one of only a handful of musicals to have two cast albums from two Off-Broadway casts.
  • In 2012, it was announced that Christopher Ashley would direct a film adaptation of Lucky Stiff that starred Jason Alexander, among others.
  • Lucky Stiff marks the first collaboration of Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty.

Critical Reaction

"The authors of Lucky Stiff, Lynn Ahrens (book and lyrics) and Stephen Flaherty (music), should be cherished both for their promise and for their willingness to embrace old-style musical-comedy silliness and romance without apologies."
– New York Times

"Lynn Ahrens' lyrics are so hilarious and blend so well with Stephen Flaherty's smart melodies that it's easy to see the great promise many musical theater folk found in the 1988 Off-Broadway run of their first effort, Lucky Stiff."
– San Francisco Gate

"Zany, off-beat, and very funny... a sight to behold."
– The Examiner

"Hilarious"
– Talkin' Broadway

Billing

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"LUCKY STIFF"
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Book and Lyrics by
Music by
LYNN AHRENS
(50%)
STEPHEN FLAHERTY
(50%)

 

Based on "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo"
By Michael Butterworth 
 
First Produced by Playwrights Horizons, Inc.
Off-Broadway in 1988

Video Warning

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited

Included Materials

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Lucky Stiff

206 State Street
Mccomb, MS 39648
United States

Pike County Little Theatre http://www.pikecoun… to Depot Theatre
Lucky Stiff

3333 South Decker Lake Drive
West Valley City, UT 84119
United States

West Valley Arts http://wvcarts.org to West Valley Performing Arts Center
Lucky Stiff

327 East Kearsley Street
Flint, MI 48503
United States

Flint Repertory Theatre to University Theatre
Lucky Stiff

4543 Crown Avenue
Flintridge Preparatory School
La Canada, CA 91011
United States

Flintridge Preparatory School http://flintridgepr… to Miller Theater
Lucky Stiff

Betchworth Village Memorial Hall
Betchworth
RH3 7DF
United Kingdom

Betchworth Operatic & Dramatic Society to Betchworth Village Memorial Hall
Lucky Stiff

901 Ironville Pike
Columbia, PA 17512
United States

Columbia High School to Columbia High School
Lucky Stiff

901 Ironville Pike
Columbia, PA 17512
United States

Columbia High School to Columbia High School
Lucky Stiff

Po Box 116
242 Old Petersham Road
Hardwick, MA 1037
United States

Eagle Hill School http://www.ehs1.org to Eagle Hill Cultural Center
Lucky Stiff

3165 Iona Road
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
United States

Bonneville High School to Bonneville High School Little Thea.
Lucky Stiff

1300 S College Dr
Santa Maria, CA 93454-7011
United States

Allan Hancock College/pcpa http://pcpa.org to Allan Hancock College/pcpa
Lucky Stiff

2644 North Annapolis Avenue
Hernando, FL 34442
United States

Citrus County Art League Dba Art Center Of Citrus http://artcenterofc… to Art Center Theatre
Lucky Stiff

300 N College Rd W
Twin Falls, ID 83301
United States

Canyon Ridge High School to Canyon Ridge High School
Lucky Stiff

2521 Walnut Avenue
Mattoon, IL 61938
United States

Mattoon High School to Mattoon High School
Lucky Stiff

Bay St (jackson And Hendry)
Fort Myers, FL 33902-2483
United States

Florida Repertory Theatre http://www.floridar… to Arcade Theatre
Lucky Stiff

333 Thomas More Parkway
Crestview Hills, KY 41017
United States

Thomas More University to Thomas More College
Lucky Stiff

3200 Hwy 20
Crawford, NE 69339
United States

Post Playhouse Inc http://www.postplay… to Post Playhouse
Lucky Stiff

237 N Main
West Point, NE 68788
United States

West Point Community Theater http://www.westpoin… to West Point Community Theatre
Lucky Stiff

Rondo Theatre
Bath
BA1 6RJ
United Kingdom

Merriman Theatre Group to Rondo Theatre
Lucky Stiff

1350 West Street
Pittsfield, MA 01201 5786
United States

Berkshire Community College to Robert Boland Theatre
Lucky Stiff

112 2nd Avenue South
Franklin, TN 37064
United States

Pull Tight Players,inc http://www.pull-tig… to Pull Tight Players
Lucky Stiff

3908 Avenue B
Suite 116
Austin, TX 78751
United States

Beyond August Productions to The Rosette
Lucky Stiff

55 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301
United States

Spotlight Childrens Theatre Of Staten Island http://www.spotligh… to The Staten Island Playhouse
Lucky Stiff

350 Fries Road
Tonawanda, NY 14150
United States

Kenmore East Senior High School to Kenmore East Senior High School
Lucky Stiff

1 West End Washington Street
Laredo, TX 78040
United States

Laredo College to Martinez Fine Arts Complex
Lucky Stiff

880 Lafayette Street
Mandeville, LA 70448
United States

30 By Ninety Theatre http://www.30bynine… to 30 By Ninety Theatre
Lucky Stiff

14 Summer Street
Natick, MA 1760
United States

Tcan Players - The Center For Arts In Natick http://www.natickar… to Center For The Arts In Natick
Lucky Stiff

420 North Nevada Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
United States

First United Methodist Church In Colorado Springs to First United Methodist Church
Lucky Stiff

Adlington Community Centre
Chorley
PR6 9RQ
United Kingdom

St. Paul's Players to Adlington Community Centre
Lucky Stiff

265 Westville Avenue
West Caldwell, NJ 7006
United States

Caldwell High School http://www.cwcboe.o… to James Caldwell High School
Lucky Stiff

901 Ironville Pike
Columbia, PA 17512
United States

Columbia High School to Columbia High School
Lucky Stiff

P.o.box 339
710 Washburn
Belgrade, MN 56312
United States

Belgrade Brooten Elrosa High School to Auditorium
Lucky Stiff

501 North Grand Street
Chariton, IA 50049
United States

Chariton Community High School http://charitonvoca… to Chariton Community High School
Lucky Stiff

450 North Fifth Street
Indiana, PA 15701
United States

Indiana Area Senior High School to Indiana Area Senior High School
Lucky Stiff

9350 Braddock Road A*
Burke, VA 22015
United States

Church Of The Good Shepherd- Good Shepherd Players to Church Of The Good Shepherd
Lucky Stiff

17 High Street, Msc #38
Plymouth, NH 3264
United States

Plymouth State University http://plymouth.edu to Silver Center For The Arts
Lucky Stiff

226 East Main Street
Yadkinville, NC 27055
United States

Yadkin Arts Council http://www.yadkinar… to Willingham Theater
Lucky Stiff

85 William Street South
Chatham ON N7M4S5
Canada

St. Andrew's United Church http://www.standrew… to St. Andrew's United Church
Lucky Stiff

32 South Center
Mesa, AZ 85210
United States

Heritage Academy Mesa Campus http://hamesa.com to Heritage Academy
Lucky Stiff

250 Central Street
Acton, MA 1720
United States

Acton Community Center, Inc, Dba Theatre Iii http://www.theatrei… to Theatre Iii
Lucky Stiff

5616 L St
Omaha, NE 68117-1333
United States

Buena Vista Performing Arts to Buena Vista Performing Arts
Lucky Stiff

40 College Hill
Rothesay NB E2E 5H1
Canada

Rothesay Netherwood School to Rothesay Netherwood School
Lucky Stiff

Bay St (jackson And Hendry)
Fort Myers, FL 33902-2483
United States

Florida Repertory Theatre http://www.floridar… to Arcade Theatre
Lucky Stiff

1 University Drive
Campbellsville, KY 42718
United States

Campbellsville University to Campbellsville University
Lucky Stiff

200 East Lake Street
Silver Lake, KS 66539
United States

Silver Lake High School to Silver Lake Hs Auditorium
Lucky Stiff

325 North Park Ave
Helena, MT 59601
United States

Grandstreet Theatre http://www.grandstr… to Grandstreet Theatre
Lucky Stiff

Po Box 203
Brigham City, UT 84302
United States

Heritage Community Theatre http://www.heritage… to Heritage Community Theatre
Lucky Stiff

120 W Poplar Street
Sidney, OH 45365
United States

Lehman Catholic High School http://www.lehmanca… to Sidney Theatre
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