The Secret Garden

Lucy Simon
Marsha Norman
Rebecca Luker
Daisy Eagan
Label: Sony
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Audio CD
Release date:10th December 1991

Cast Recording ^{Audio CD}	$4.75

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Track Listing

1. Opening
2. There's a Girl
3. Scene: The Library at Misselthwaite Manor - Original Cast Recording,
4. Scene: A Trains Platform in Yorkshire the House upon the Hill
5. I Heard Someone Crying
6. Scene: Mary's Sitting Room If I Had a Fine White Horse
7. Girl in the Valley
8. Scene: Ballroom - Original Cast Recording,
9. It's a Maze
10. Scene: The Greenhouse - Original Cast Recording,
11. Winter's on the Wing
12. Scene: The Edge of the Moor - Original Cast Recording,
13. Show Me the Key
14. Scene: Archibald's Library/A Bit of the Earth
15. Storm I
16. Lily's Eyes
17. Storm II
18. Scene: Colin's Room - Original Cast Recording,
19. Round-Shouldered Man
20. Final Storm
21. Girl I Mean to Be
22. House upon the Hill/Scene: Archibald's Dressing Room - Original Cast Recording,
23. Quartet/There's a Man
24. Race You to the Top of the Morning
25. Wick
26. Come to My Garden/Lift Me Up
27. Come Spirit, Come Charm
28. Bit of Earth (Reprise)
29. Scene: In the Library/Scene: Mary's Room - Original Cast Recording,
30. Hold On
31. Letter Song
32. Where in the World
33. How Could I Ever Know?
34. Finale

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Inspired by Frances Hodgson Burnett's novel of the same name, The Secret Garden was set apart from the beginning by the composition of its creative team. Not many Broadway shows can boast a female composer (Lucy Simon), director (Susan H. Schulman), librettist/lyricist (Marsha Norman), and producer/set designer (Heidi Landesman)--not to mention an 11-year old (Daisy Eagan) in the lead. This story of a little girl who helps her grieving uncle and sickly cousin regain a taste for life is a delicate, lovely achievement. Steeped in moody Victoriana, it should enchant those who enjoy a more understated style of musical theater. The great cast includes Mandy Patinkin, Rebecca Luker as his dead wife Lily's ghost, and the perenially underrated Alison Fraser. --Elisabeth Vincentelli