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Dan Cushman

DAN CUSHMAN  (1909 - 2001)

Nationality:    USA
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Whoop-Up



Whoop-Up

Dan Cushman
Whoop Up is a musical about Glenda, a tough talking woman who runs a saloon half-on, half-off a Montana Indian reservation. There is only one man who ever got the better of her, and when he shows up again a whole heap of trouble is stirred up not only for her but for the whole town. While it's a 'golden age' musical comedy, Whoop Up was one of the first musicals to incorporate the 'rock 'n' roll' sound into its catchy score

Notes:
Written by Dan Cushman, Cy Feuer And Ernest H Martin; music by Moose Charlap; lyrics by Norman Gimball

1st Produced:
Shubert Theater, New York    22 Dec 1958

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Music:
Original cast recording: Polydor ( 837196) 1958

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Genre:
Musical

Parts:
Male:  6            Female:  5            Other:  -

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