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The Producers – a musical by Mel Brooks – is a Musical by a Producer, of a Producer, but for the audiences all over the world. This is one mammoth hit to come out of Broadway you would never want to miss. This Musical – an acclaimed phenomenon even by the high standards of Broadway – has won the most Tony awards in the history of Broadway. 15 nominations with 12 winners!

The Producers has broken a 37-year record of 10 Tony awards held by Hello Dolly. The 12 categories that won The Producers its Tony awards are:

Best Musical

Best Direction of a Musical

Best Actor in a Musical – 2 nominations 1 winner (Nathan Lane)

Best Featured Actor in a Musical – 3 nominations 1 winner (Gary Beach)

Best Featured Actress in a Musical

Best Book of a Musical

Best Choreography

Best Original Score

Best Scenic Design

Best Costume Design

Best Lighting Design

Best Orchestrations

What Is It About

Based on the book by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan, this Susan Stroman directed and choreographed musical also won 11 Drama Desk Awards in 2001, as well! The Producers previewed at the St. James Theater on March 21, 2001, and after 33 previews, opened at this Jujamcyn Groups owned and operated theater on April 19, 2001. St. James Theater was known as Erlanger’s Theater when the Shubert Brothers built it in 1927. It was later renamed as St. James Theater in 1932.

The Producers – the musical on Broadway – is the musical version of the 1968 film by the same name. It is about a Broadway producer who is desperate for finances. This producer – played by Nathan Lane – and his meek accountant (Matthew Broderick) think up a scheme to ‘raise’ funds. They concoct a plot to raise money to produce a Broadway flop, knowing well in advance that they will not have to pay back the money. You need to see their ‘flop’ production – Springtime for Hitler – to see what happens.

Tickets For The Show

Broadway Producers show tickets for this mammoth hit is difficult to come by. It is never too easy with popular shows, and this one beats all the rest. Broadway Producers show tickets can be procured through the box office at St. James Theater – provided you can get them! The tickets are all sold out well in advance of the shows, and it may not be worth your while to stand in line to expect ‘no-shows’ to turn up.

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Max Bialystock/Nathan Lane in The Producers? Yiddish?

In the movie (and musical) "The Producers," Max Bialystock, played by Nathan Lane, says something in the song (which was a deleted scene in the movie) "The King of Broadway" that is supposedly in Yiddish. The line is, "Maxella, alle menschen muss zu machen, jeden tug a gentzen kachen!" what does this mean? Is there some joke there that's just going over my head? please help!!!

I am not Jewish! I was hoping someone who was would give us the translation as I always wanted to know what the heck it meant also. I have tried to translate it with the help of my rusty German because of course German is very close to Yiddish
There are very few Yiddish English dictionaries on line and most of them are the slang expressions. So far this is what I have: Maxella (I think this is just a way of saying Maxie) All people must be (made?) every day _ _____ _______. I am not sure about the 'made'. Kachen could be a slang word to defecate. So maybe he is saying that every day everyone should have a bowel movement! I am still working on this.
If I get anymore I will edit my answer. EDIT: finally! I found this on a Broadway fans chatsite. One of the posters asked her Yiddish grandfather: All men (or people ) must poop and
pee. There is probably a little more to it than that but you get the drift!

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