Selma is a musical which follows Dr. Martin Luther King from the Alabama bus boycott through his death. It premiered in Ann Arbor, Michigan in September, 1976. Tommy Butler starred as Dr. King, and wrote the book, music, and lyrics. The NFT production also starred the playwright, and appears to be the first New York production.
| Credit | Artist | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | Tommy Butler |  |
| Director | Cliff Roquemore |  |
| Set Designer | Robert Edmonds |  |
| Lighting Designer | Bill Grant |  |
| Costume Designer | Judy Dearing |  |
| Props | Kay Neale |  |
| Actor | Tommy Butler | |
| Actor | Rita Graham |  |
| Actor | Ernie Banks |  |
| Actor | Cora Lee Day |  |
| Actor | Pamala Tyson |  |
| Actor | Michael French |  |
| Actor | Ronald Wyche |  |
| Actor | George E. Morton III |  |
| Actor | James Curt Bergwall |  |
| Actor | Pat Franklin | |
| Actor | J. Lee Flynn |  |
| Actor | Joyce Griffen |  |
| Actor | Paul M. Luksch | |
| Actor | Cynthia I. Pearson | |
| Actor | Joyce Griffen |  |
| Actor | Jonathan Carroll | |
| Actor | Charles Lavont Williams | |
All 1983-84 Season productions: