– David, Joab, Bathsheba and Chorus Atonement – David, Ghosts of Saul & Samuel, Bathsheba and Chorus Absalom The Caravan Moves On – Joab, Absalom, David, Ghosts of Saul & Samuel and Men Death of Absalom – Joab and Absalom Absalom My Absalom – David David's Final Days Solomon – Solomon, Joab, David and Bathsheba David's Final Hours – Michal, David, Joab, Bathsheba, Voices of Goliath, Saul, Jonathan & Samuel and Chorus The Long Long Day – David This New Jerusalem (Reprise) – Solomon and Company Productions A concert version, produced by Disney Theatrical Productions and André Djaoui and directed by Mike Ockrent, was presented as the inaugural production at Disney's newly renovated New Amsterdam Theatre (the former home of the Ziegfeld Follies), playing for a nine-performance limited run in May 1997. The cast included Roger Bart, Stephen Bogardus, Judy Kuhn, Alice Ripley, Martin Vidnovic, and Michael Goz, with Marcus Lovett in the title role. The piece ran two hours and 45 minutes and was only partially staged. On September 6, 1997, Patti LuPone, Davis Gaines, and Rebecca Luker gave a concert at the Hollywood Bowl that ended with three selections from King David. There was a production in Irving, Texas in 2004. Amateur and school productions include: Landmark Christian School Newnan, Georgia, near Atlanta in 2005. A concert performance was produced by NYU Steinhardt's Vocal Performance and the NYU Symphony Orchestra in conjunction with the authors on November 13 and 14, 2008. In the summer of 2012, Neighborhood Church in Castro Valley, California, near Oakland, performed the musical as part of their yearly Summer Musical Series. At present, there are no plans for a fully staged Broadway production. Opening night cast Roger Bart – Jonathan Stephen Bogardus – Joab Anthony Galde – Absalom Judy Kuhn – Michal Marcus Lovett – David Alice Ripley – Bathsheba Peter Samuel – Samuel Martin Vidnovic – King Saul Bill Nolte – Goliath Timothy Shew – Abner Timothy Robert Blevins – Agag Peter C. Ermides – Uriah Michael Goz – Jesse Daniel James Hodd – Young Solomon Kimberly JaJuan – Abishag Dylan Lovett – Young Absalom Critical response The 1997 debut concert performance provoked a lukewarm review by The New York Times. Ben Brantley wrote: "...the show is sober, respectful, packed with enough information for a month of Bible-study classes and, on its own terms, most carefully thought out, with pop equivalents of operatic