The Gypsy Robe is part of the tradition of the Broadway Musical.
The term “Gypsy” comes from the necessary travel that Broadway chorus members have to engage in as they move from job to job.
The Gypsy Robe is used to open the musical and given to the chorus member with the most credits to their name. The Gypsy Robe ritual has this chorus member work three times counter clockwise around the stage. Afterwards other members of the cast will touch the robe.


