Of the initial Geffen cast, all but Aaron had performed in the Off-Broadway run.

Above is the musical's last printed score, which was heavily changed during its Off-Broadway run.

Since then, the show has enjoyed a successful Off-Broadway run, winning the Drama Desk Award.

The play's 11-month Off-Broadway run in New York City was listed among the top five shows of 2003 by Time Magazine.

The song "We Had It All" was added during the Off-Broadway run and was part of several tours of the show.

Over two summers and multiple extensions, it lasted 61 performances prior to its Off-Broadway run.

It was recorded after the musical's Off-Broadway run.

His 1973 play, The Hot L Baltimore, was the company's first major hit with both audiences and critics; its Off-Broadway run exceeded 1,000 performances.

Most of the initial Geffen cast had performed in the Off-Broadway run.

As with the original score, most of the non-Schwartz lyrics were from the Episcopal Hymnal (see also the 1971 Off-Broadway run).