Subways Are for Sleeping (Broadway, St. James Theatre, 1961) | Playbill

Subways Are for Sleeping

Broadway
Comedy
Musical
Original


SYNOPSIS:

A magazine writer goes undercover for a story about well-dressed men who lead happy homeless lives in New York City, eventually falling for their leader, in Jule Styne, Betty Comden and Adolph Green's musical comedy.

People (69)

Awards

Tony Award
1962 Best Featured Actress in a Musical Winner
1962 Best Featured Actor in a Musical Nominee
1962 Best Choreography Nominee
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