Call Me Madam: Musical Information & Synopsis
Synopsis
Call Me Madam follows the story of Sally Adams, a charismatic and eccentric socialite appointed as the U.S. ambassador to fictional Lichtenburg. As Sally navigates the diplomatic challenges of her new position, she brings her lively personality to the political scene. Call Me Madam is a light-hearted exploration of politics and romance, all led by a strong leading lady.
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Musical Information
Musical Type: Golden Age (1950)
Cast: Large (25+ Roles) • Female Lead
Setting: 1940s / Germany (Fictional), USA (Washington, D.C.)
Creative Team
Music/Lyrics: Irving Berlin
Book: Howard Lindsay, Russel Crouse
Cast Albums
Original Broadway Cast (1950)➝
With Selections from Panama Hattie (1950)➝
Licensing
Call Me Madam is available to license through Concord Theatricals.
UK Licensing
USA/Canada Licensing
Resources
Sheet Music: Musicnotes➝
Tags
1950s, Comedic, Golden Age, Political, Royalty, Satirical, True Story
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