Scrofani (the show credits 19 producers and associates). It was directed and choreographed by Graciela Daniele, with reproductions of original choreography by Jerome Robbins and Bob Fosse reconstructed by Alan Johnson and Tony Stevens, respectively. Mark Hummel was musical director and arranger, as well as the orchestra's conductor, while orchestrations were provided by Danny Troob. Loy Arcenas (sets), Toni-Leslie James (costumes), and Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer (lighting) comprised the show's design team. After the show's closing on Broadway, Rivera toured throughout the United States during 2006 and 2007. Major changes were made for the touring version of the show: the numbers "Can-Can", "Don't 'Ah Ma' Me", and "Where You Are" were all dropped, as were the Act II-opening Tango sequence and the character of "Little Chita/Lisa." Of the Broadway cast, only Richard Amaro, Lloyd Culbreath, and Richard Montoya went on tour with Rivera. Notably, however, Rivera's daughter Lisa Mordente joined the tour as dance captain and female swing. Cities on the tour included Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Boston. The tour concluded on June 10, 2007, in Norfolk, Virginia. After the ending of the tour, Rivera performed a solo cabaret act at the New York cabaret Feinstein's at Loews Regency in 2007 and has continued to perform variations at Feinstein's/54 Below and other venues over the years. Although this is not a recreation of The Dancer's Life, it includes most of the songs and anecdotes featured in the show (including the Ahrens & Flaherty original songs). Cast In addition to Chita Rivera (playing herself), the original Broadway cast featured Liana Ortiz as both the young Rivera and as Rivera's daughter, Lisa Mordente. The ensemble included Richard Amaro, Lloyd Culbreath, Malinda Farrington, Edgard Gallardo, Deidre Goodwin, Richard Montoya, Lainie Sakakura, Alex Sanchez, and Allyson Tucker. In four performances between January 24, 2006, and January 26, 2006, Rivera was joined by her Bye Bye Birdie co-star, Dick Van Dyke, in celebration of Rivera's birthday. Song listChita Rivera: The Dancer's Life is a revue: the work of numerous composers and lyricists is represented. Act I Perfidia (Music by Alberto Domínguez/Lyrics by Milton Leeds) Secret O' Life (Music and Lyrics by James Taylor) Dancing on the Kitchen Table (Music by Stephen Flaherty/Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens) Something to Dance About (from Call Me Madam, Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin) I'm Available (from Mr. Wonderful, Music and Lyrics by Lawrence Holofcener and Jerry Bock) Camille, Colette,