The 1910 Victor Herbert operetta will feature the talents of Colin Liander, Tony Barton, Allen Lewis Rickman, Lisa Villamaria, Maegan McConnell, Robert Anthony Jones and Wendy Bergamini with Rolfe Winkler, Michael Jennings Maloney, Adam Levinskas, Brent Heuser, Andrea Schmidt, Natalie Rado and Christine LaDuca. Thomas Sabella-Mills will direct with musical direction by David Bishop.

Set in 1870s New Orleans, Naughty Marietta features the songs "Sweet Mystery of Life," "Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!," "I'm Falling in Love With Someone," "Italian Street Song" and "Live for Today."

The operetta, according to production notes, is described as such: "Captain Dick (Colin Liander) is charged with capturing the pirate Bras-Prique (Tony Barton) who parades as the foppish son, Etienne, of the corrupt New Orleans Governor (Allen Lewis Rickman). Marietta (Lisa Villamaria), attempting to avoid an arranged marriage, has hidden on a 'bride ship' from France and is protected by our captain. Upon arrival, she disguises herself as the son of a puppeteer (also Allen Lewis Rickman). Etienne discovers her identity and vows to wed her, to the dismay of his beautiful mistress Adah (Maegan McConnell). Simon (Robert Anthony Jones) is a sailor looking for a soft job in New Orleans and Lizette (Wendi Bergamini) is from the bride ship and is looking for a soft-headed spouse — they find each other."

Tickets, priced $20, are available by calling (212) 868-4444 or by visiting www.smarttix.com.

The McGinn/Cazale Theatre is located in Manhattan at 2162 Broadway on the third floor. Visit musicalstonight.org for more information. *

"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" is perhaps the best-known tune from Jerome Kern's Roberta, which will run March 6-18, 2008. The Broadway production featured Bob Hope and George Murphy, while the Hollywood remake starred Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers and Irene Dunne.

Half a Sixpence, which is based on H.G. Wells' novel about "a shop assistant who finds money cannot buy happiness," will be presented April 1-13, 2008. Its songs include "All in the Cause of Economy," "She's Too Far Above Me," "If the Rain's Got to Fall," "Money to Burn" and "Flash, Bang, Wallop!"

Cole Porter's Paris will conclude the season, running April 15-27, 2008. "A marriage between an American 'blueblood' and an actress is happily thwarted by true love," according to press notes. Porter's score includes "Don't Look at Me That Way," "Let's Do It," "Let's Misbehave," "Which Is the Right Life?" and "Dizzy Baby."