COLETTE COLLAGEYork Theatre Playbill View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Poster View fullsize Photos View fullsize Steven F. Hall as Maurice View fullsize Jana Robbins as Colette and Steven F. Hall as Maurice View fullsize Jana Robbins as Colette in Dream of Egypt “A glowing work well worth seeing. Jones and Schmidt have created magic once again. The music pierces the heart and the poetry soars.” — Show Business View fullsize Jana Robbins and Joanne Beretta in the Wedding View fullsize Maya McKeehan and Dan Shaheen “Delighting the ear with music in composer Schmidt’s brightest post-Fantasticks vein, set to Jones’ always literate lyrics.” — Dramalogue View fullsize Steven F. Hall and Jana Robbins View fullsize Jana Robbins and Steven F. Hall “The songs are tuneful in characteristic Jones-Schmidt fashion.” — New York Times View fullsize Ensemble in Madama Colette L to R- Susan Baum, Joanne Beretta, Seven Hall, Terry Baughan, Suzanne Bedford, Mayla McKeehan,Timothy Jerome View fullsize Left to right - Tim Ewing, Dan Shaheen, Terry Baughan, Howard Pinhasik View fullsize Jana Robbins Why Can't I Walk Through That Door “It bubbles. A definite charmer. Schmidt’s music, faintly Gaelic and always softly appropriate, and Jones’ book and lyrics have a similarly apt and insidious charm.” — New York Post View fullsize Jana Robbins and Steven F. Hall - Something for the Summer View fullsize Steven F. Hall & Jana Robbins View fullsize Timothy Jerome and Jana Robbins View fullsize Jana Robbins and George Hall View fullsize George Hall as Jacques View fullsize Colette Collage company in the Opening View fullsize Timothy Jerome in Do It For Willy “COLETTE COLLAGE has the potential to become another history maker and another major hit for Jones and Schmidt. The signature sound and melodic lyricism of Mr. Schmidt’s score and the clever wit of Mr. Jones’ lyrics are all that one associate with their biggest hit and are as beautiful and memorable as anything in THE FANTASTICKS. The score is filled with melodic waltzes, seductive tangos, and exuberant production numbers. “Something for the Summer’ is a beauty, as is ‘I Miss You,’ but the mind keeps humming the most beautiful song the team has ever written, ‘The Room is Filled With You.’ There were more than a few moist eyes in the audience for that one.” — The Bergen News View fullsize Jana Robbins View fullsize Jana Robbins as Colette “A melodic score and stylishly, even brilliantly staged numbers. These musicals spring to life in amusing or startling ways. The visual images are striking.” — Newsday View fullsize Jana Robbins and Steven F. Hall in Something for the Winter “There is no question that Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt write pretty, lyrical, and memorable music. The collaborators seem forever on the verge of another major musical achievement. COLETTE COLLAGE could be it, and should be it.” — The Daily Record View fullsize Joanne Beretta as Sido and Jana Robbins as Colette View fullsize George Hall and Jana Robbins “A sweetly unaffected charm and gentle lyricism are career-long trademarks for Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, and they have written a fragrant, beguiling score for COLETTE COLLAGE. Their glimmering score, sometimes brushed with lyrical poetry, perfectly suits the bittersweet mood often evoked by the legendary French author whose life they musicalize here.” — Backstage View fullsize Joanne Beretta and Jana Robbins View fullsize Left to Right - Terry Baughan, Tim Ewing, Mayla McKeehan, Steven Hall, Dan Shaheen, Susan Baum, Howard Pinhasik View fullsize Colette cast with director Fran Soeder (back) and choreographer Janet Watson (center) View fullsize Harvey Schmidt and cast members painting one of the show drops Colette Collage Sequence Visual Designs by Harvey Schmidt View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Colette sketch by Harvey Schmidt View fullsize