
You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown (off-Broadway premiere, 1967) – repro
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Clark Gesner’s 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown' exploded onto the Off-Broadway stage at the Theatre 80 St. Marks in 1967, running for an astonishing, record-shattering 1,597 performances to become a global phenomenon. Expertly translating Charles M. Schulz's iconic comic strip universe into a brilliant, melody-infused vignette framework, the charming musical comedy follows the philosophical observations and childhood endurances of the Peanuts gang, introducing standards like "Happiness." Directed by Joseph Hardy, starring Gary Burghoff.

