PIANO/CONDUCTOR act 1 SHC AMIR SRCAST (in order of appearance) Gregor Vassey . . Young Florence . GINA GALLAGHER i PHILIP CASNOFF Florence’ ... JUDY KUHN Anatoly . AVID. CARROLL Molokov . HARRY GOZ Nickolai KURT JOHNS Walter . DENNIS PARLATO Arbiter PAUL HARMAN Svetlana . . MARCIA ee Joe & Harold, Ar Embass Officials - . RICHARD M'! . ae Y ERIC JOHNSON Ensemble . JOHN ALLER, NEAL BEN-ARI, SUZANNE BRIAR, STEVI EMENTE, KATHERINE LYNNE CONDIT, ANN CRUMB, DAVID CRYER, R.F. DALEY, DEBORAH GENEVIERE, KURT JOHNS, ERIC JOHNSON, PAUL LAUREANO, e ROSEMARY LOAR, JUDY McLANE, JESSICA MOLASKEY, RICHARD MUENZ, KIP NIVEN, FRANCIS RUIVIVAR, ALEX SANTORIELLO, WYSANDRIA WOOLSEY KAREN BABCOCK, CRAIG WELLS UNDERSTUDIES Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance. For Florence — ANN CRUMB, JUDY ‘McLANE: for Anatoly — RICHARD MUENZ, PAUL HARMAN; for Freddie — KURT JOHNS: for Molokov — DAVID CRYER: for Walter — KIP NIVEN; for Svetlana — ANN CRUMB, WYSANDRIA WOO Arbiter — ALEX SANTORIELLO; for Young Florence —CHRYSTAL PEI NNINGTON” RCHESTRA, CONCERT MASTER — Sanford Allen: VIOLIN — Dale Struckenbruck, Jue Yao, Sandra Billingslea, Stanley Hunte, Katherine Livolsi; CELLO — Ma FLUTE, PICCOLO, CLARINET — David Weiss: OBOE, ENG FLUTE — Edward Zuhlke; CLARINET. BASS CLARINET, FLUT BASSOON, CLARINET, BARITONE SAX—Peter Simmons: TRUMPET, FL PICCOLO ‘TRUMPET—James Hynes: TRUMP! LUGELHORN: David Rogers; TROMBONE — Clint’ Sharman: . BASS TROMBON FRENCH HORN — Russell Rizner; KEYBOARDS—Steven Murgoshes, John Mahoney; DRUMS—Tom Oldakowski; BASS—Hugh Mason; GUI ASSOCIATE CONDUCTOR, PERCUSSION — Nicholas Cerrato. Swings ORCUESTRATION REED 1 (Flute, Piccolo, Clarinet) REED 2 (Oboe, English liorn, Clarinet, Flute) REED 3 (Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Flute) HEED 4 (Bassoon, Clarinat KEYBOARD 1 REYWOAKG 2 Revunoetcn § Marri oane aplune) hone Teumeer 1 ‘TRUMPET 2 TRUMPET 3 ‘TROMBONE 1 ‘TROMBONE 2 prums PERCUSSIONIMPERIAL THEATRE . GA Shubert Organization Theatre Gerald Schoenfeld, Chairman Bernard 8. Jacobs, President THE SHUBERT ORGANIZATION 3 KNIGHTSLTD ROBERT FOX LTD ‘CHESS BENNY BJORN TIM ANDERSSON. ULVAEUS RICE TIM RICE RICHARD NELSON JUDY KUHN DAVID CARROLL PHILIP CASNOFF DENNIS PARLATO MARCIA MITZMAN PAUL HARMAN HARRY GOZ ROBIN WAGNER THEONIV.ALDREDGE DAVID HERSEY ANDREW BRUCE PAUL BOGAEV ANDERS ELJAS GATCHELL & NEUFELD LTD:1 ALAN HALL, , JOHNSON-LIFF & ZERMAN SCHUBERT & DINIRO ‘LYNNE TAYLOR-CORBETT TREVOR NUNN ‘ORIGINAL BROADWAY EAST ALBUM ComiNG ON RCA VICTOR RECORDS. Casserres A compact OSes sun raaweronrarionyrnoviogs ov PAN AM The Producers and Theatre Mariagement are Members of the League of New York Theafres and Producers, nc. Wy 7 oe oo 26 bnMUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I PROLOGUE BUDAPEST, HUNGARY, 1956 The Story of Chess ..... a a Gregor BANGKOK, THAILAND, THE PRESENT TIME, Press Conference . ‘here | Want to Be tow Many Women Merchandisers Song .. . US. Versus U.SS.R. . Fredilie, Florence, Reporters se atoly - Florence, Freduie Walter, Merchandisers “Molokov, American & Soviet Delegates Chess Hymn... S : ‘Arbiter and Company 4 Quartet (A Model of Decorum & Tranquil ! Molokov, Florence, Arbiter, Anatoly $ You Want to Lose Your Only Friend?’ : jorence, Freddie Someone Else's Story o Florence ‘One Night in Bangkok...” Freddie and Company 7 Terrace Duet ... Beep eee reer ores WO Blorenes So You Got What You Want Freddi s Nobody's Side ........ ee seeees Florence fo Anthem 522.0000) ‘Anatoly INTERMISSION ACT Il PROLOGUE KENNEDY AIRPORT, N.Y., EIGHT WEEKS LATER 1's Song... eS Arbiter and Company BUDAPEST, HUNGARY Hungarian Folk Song Heaven Help My Heart . Mo Contest ....... Freddie, Walter ow and I. oly, Florence, Svet 4 Whole New Board Game . Freddie Let's Work Together Walt Molokov 1 Know Him So Well Florence, Svetlana Pity the Child .... Freddie Lullaby (Apukad Eros Kezen) « LLL2. Gregor, Florence Endgame .... ‘atoly, Freddie and ‘Company You and I (reprise). Anatoly, Florence Anthem (reprise) . eee cee cee eeee ona oce a s+++ Florence Music and Lyrics copyright @ 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989 by 4 Knights Led "Someone Else's Story” Copyright @) 1988, 1989 by J rights Led. ALL XIGHTS RESERVED alSemone ea . 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Acond,/kep. 4 “6- PRoLocuE A TEMPO ” ™ ws Not MUCH IS KNOWN OF EARLY DAYSOF CHESS BE-YOND A FAIR-LY VAGUE RE-FORT THAT vevs(ums) P= mp a) mp Oe) Phen. 1% 8 FIF*TEEN HUN-DRED YEARS A - GO Two PRIN-CES FouGHT THo’ BROTH-ERS FOR A HIN-DU poco ten. 4 ten, , Atenro) “ 7 THRONE, THEIR MOTHER CRIED FoR No OME REAL-LY LIKES THEIR OFF-SPRING FIGHTING : (ous), ———, ——— eo ee) | ranyp » 7ond. /ea. 1 eae PROLOGUE 62 83 To THE DEATH SHE BEGGED THEM stor THE SLAUGHT -ER wens. poco rit. me accel. © crese. by a WITK HER EV-'Ry BREATH BUT SURE E~NOUGH ONE BRorH-ER DIED —__ : _ F 68 89 90 BE-YOND BE~ LIEF SHE TOLD HER WINNING SON you HAVE cAusED SUCK bee .con./Kep. L -B- PROLOGUE a om 93 ITcant 66 - Lieve = THIS E-vL THING YOU'VE DONE. FL. Tt Poco cresc. —— OF, oF 96 : 97 TRIED TO EX- PLAIN How THINGS HAD REAL-LY BEEN BUT HE TRIED WN FL Tr x 28; c1,BEn(on) vans No_ Words of HIS: FY THE QUEEN ives ry > tenonp./kev. L Tar] [Meno mosse 102 (recoua voce) h vias (Greet 35) 0. 10F 106 P TOLOHIMHE'D SE PRETTY CER-TAINTO IN-PRESS BY (ee) vu oun P AND SO HE ASKED THE Wis-EST MeN HE KNEW THE WAY To LESS-EN PRoroaue 103,(+v00s) 104 HER D15-THESS = THEY 7 coritlLE 2 22 8 lor a US-UG MOD-EL SoL-DIERS ON A CHEG-VERED BOARD Toconn./xev. 4 l0- PRoLoevE din "3 Keo 1 us ——— em) rent, cent as.conv. /xoe. 4 a a 6 vit. FATHER: PROLOGUE ver a —— ff =—— ~~ a) ~t d TEL HOVE StowLy [48] "Srloneucts parnem! M9 EACH GAME kyao OF CHESS = +HM/vUNs — + CELL (br) 150 150 MEANS THERE'S ONE LESS 192 a ist Lerr To.conp./weo. 4 -i2- PROLOGUE ATTACCA 167 FREDDY’ ENTRANCE poco rit. 169, ao —— AS EAST AS Poss1BLE — S&S ee ‘13s rinewDuCTOR 2 apie ‘EYBOARD_L FREDDY ’S ENTRANCE a de 108 leg AX NE Cl (Assy ) ¥ > FREDDIE sauar A SCENE HAT A TOY. WHAT A LovE-LY SIGHT, ANEW MY GARE THE BG 5 Iya sa OL (athe racer) * erags oi 7 ea @) "ie a sus , Thue 35. ws a) Wy) sen sA_ 7 CSecetceoree ee e ssi) Ningcour[kan. £7 FREODYS ENTRANCE Qn HAVE THEY ren Met) S0_PrUs—_TI_— CATH, —AL-TECED OVER NET 5 e a Nas en iste ¥ tay sla) Mor ¥6, THEY JUS LCT 7 SEE KE ek GY Dems He F A : 5 Pig) = |) (>) Wek) - {@ IF rs, EAST LEST AND THE, Hen. ers Shy” > THEY ALL Conk FRE OW 2 MOLTO RIT, ~ PRESS DIALOGUE FoLLous|CONDUCTOR CHESS KEYBOARD 1 PRESS CONFERENCE 12h | Oe ogee (ere WeLL en a ogre. GB (s 5 (an Wear DiD r SAY HE'S OUT OF HIS TREE He's FIN-AL~LY FLIPPED AND BE- (4c, 00, ae. 2-614) 3: (+2) ‘TWEEN YoU AND ME Ho HE SwEARS THE A ~ MER - 1 ~ Cad ‘DREAM IS (set 6re-8r4) ae ; +t 7coi, ap. L 3 PRESS CONFERENCE CLEAR-LY THE BEST, HE'S No AD = VERT-WE-MENT FOR LIFE AUD © TIMES IW THE a HALE -Temro FEEL oe * a Z l ed} FuDRence 8 is SmiLe, YOU Gor YouR FIRST EX-CLU-SWE = STO = RY mee c,66 e002 ——&~ i aa west sus. (5165) (rcasrasy Now You CAN BASK— tal HIS Re - feeT-£D Gio ~ BY ——— wold Cues : ee, 06,€602 hacond. PRESS CONFERENCE a) 1 2 2 Nh KED UN = P20-VOKED Yan-KEe A = GRESS - 1ON —_—, — Oe alee (amuse) 5) aoa, 08 %, De . cdf) BRCK ro J FEEL OH WHAT «& CRE - DIT TO Your hear fRo-Fes- 785, 8.54. Zerwrn oeass i ah cm fe SS ae ) (es) eaves Ge 7 ecohet — - Sov SAD THAT THE BEST HIS COUNT-RY'S PRo~ DUCED 15 CRUMBrLING IN FRONT OF OUR oat) (see 08 ont x62own. /K6D.L PRESS CONFERENCE 3 Be EXES AND REDUCED To A MIND-LESS A —- BUS WHEN HE SHOULD BE Genare-ont) sbp Se cid 3 a GRATE- FUL IN - STEAD RE- MEM-BER . WE MADE HiM FA-MOUS witH-Our. us He's (ere) @ HALe-TIME FEEL! Mig ei : 4 . DEAD TELL ALL THIS, TO THE UAV Te WA ~ Tiows © ee — s.§ > (Fam) FS cm. coe %coud. | ant Ss. 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Am AmS @¥i od (Flee eM Bt ‘ADD Toy PIANO) cat @ m9 oe — s 9 ceLtot 10 é mnCHESS ARGUMENT [4 | CONDUCTOR- KEYBDARD 1 FREDDIE: “You Must HAVE IT WRONG.” ! 2 | DRE THEI - SELVEScour |koa.d ae ARevmedT ARG-U- (Ng O~VER A AE : : (wR bee (102369) =——~ ——N FF ron Imm /ro5] cra, ad (9 Pinan) a FREDDY (0, tt ie NOT VER- MAN-Y, THE — WAY THINGS ARE 60 - IM THERE'LL SOON BE ONELESS. Dow's BE~ > * } wu 004) — 3 yam wasn] mia) Gorine) 7 =, sree 3 4 [FLORENGE”| hue SWEET - /€ ~ PiE! kIS- 7eN, FRED-DIE, TZ wens,coud. kop. 4 a Ey ro. How DID TI GET WAYn ‘TiO HAD AN- 3/- Tiows, 27 HOW CAN such A Flow-ER, =A SEN S/-TNE Saul, A wus (ora) >_> (+erefrerstuntow.) — is) (eeu 3 mAsD i. NorsE- (eral ersjins-Do0.) 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R.— YET WE MORE OR LESS ARE (G0 FOURY on sTRINEST (sun, srvce) (orn) + 23, Couk-A-GiNg TINES — MouoKav!] > To OUR CREDIT PUT-TING ALL THAT A SIDE WE HAVE SWAL-LoWeED oUR PRIDE ei (Bac To FW) = Flim Fam Gq 26 (ALL 27 (AHERICAN 4S. Test ARE OP Th - MNS -TIc AWD EW coue- AG~ WG Times — (BS 1s Cm)ConD./ yap. 4 DIPLOMATS 28 REAL-LY DOES-N'T mAT-TER WHo cones | our on TOP, fnovoKov: wio GETS THE CHOP wy (488m, yee) Bi el ALL Na One's WAY oF LIFE 15 THREAT-ENED ‘BY (411,08, vsti) Ga ete etm AMERICAN: WAAT A Lonp oF Wii | PEAS-ANiTS, “TAlaK~ Ide THEY CAN WIN. THEY can't! Kveo 2, (ror) Fai (08 et, 12) (Wed Flim Tan, f me ware.r ei eee — cony./kysp 4 Diplomats 60 WHAT AN EX-HI-BI-TION OF SELF DE - LU-sSioN | THIS ONE'S A FORE-GONE con - cLU-Ston ns (sree), ios ay ere) Fam 62, y [RUSSIANS: 6 WE Doi’r WANT THE WHOLE WoRLD SAY ~ ING THEY CANT EV-EN wil A GAME * \(#.08, 1,613) ——— (reset g08 By =! = jos ior) Fee Ca 7 65 fgg it. or WE HAVE NEV-ER RECKONED ON | CoM-ING Sec-OND_ THERES NO USE. 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