“One of Irving Berlin’s most enchanting scores – fresh light and beguiling.”

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Ambassador Sally Adams, with the slimmest of slim credentials, is sent off as the American Ambassador to the tiny principality of Lichtenburg. It’s not long before her down-to-earth and typically undiplomatic manner has surprised and charmed the local gentry, including the handsome Prime Minister. Foreign Policy was never this much fun in this beguiling tale of international and personal relations!

Starring Geraldine Turner, CALL ME MADAM stands in the forefront of the great post-war Musical Comedies. The original production featured the first lady of Musical Comedy, Ethel Merman, who did not miss a performance in the 644 show run! Featuring many of Irving Berlin’s best tunes, including It’s a Lovely Day , You’re Just In Love, and Something to Dance About.