Dames At Sea opened December 20, 1968, at the Bouwerie Lane Theatre in New York City. It moved on April 22, 1969, to the Theatre de Lys. It finally closed May 10, 1970 after 575 performances.

Directed & Choregraphed by Neal Kenyon, Sets & Costumes by Peter Harvey, Lighting by Martin Aronstein, Vocal Arrangements & Musical Direction by Richard J. Leonard, Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick, Assistant Choregrapher: Bonnie Ano, Production Stage Manager: T. L. Boston, Associate Producer: Robert S. Mankin, Producers: Jordan Hott and Jack Millstein.

The booklet contains seven pages of English text by Marc Kirkeby, including a 2 and a half page synopsis, followed by translations in German, French and Italian. There are also 5 big (full page) and 2 medium sized B&W pictures of the performers.