PlayComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
May 01, 1952
Closing Date
May 03, 1952
Performances
4
PlayComedyRevivalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Music Box Theatre
(May 01, 1952 - May 03, 1952)
Setting
Messina
Produced by Luther Greene; Produced in association with Jerry Tishman
Written by William Shakespeare; Incidental music by Raffaello De Banfield
Staged by Antony Eustrel
Scenic Design by Stewart Chaney; Costume Design by Stewart Chaney; Lighting Design by Stewart Chaney
Production Stage Manager: Gerald Phillips
John W. Austin
Leonato
Governor of Messina
Bruce Barlow
Conrade
follower of Don John
Nat Burns
Sexton
Herbert Coleman
Boy
Melville Cooper
Dogberry
Antony Eustrel
Signior Benedick of Padua
companion of Don Pedro
John Giroux
First Watch
Ernest Graves
Don Pedro
Prince of Aragon
Preston Hanson
Messenger
Carl Harbord
Don John
Don Pedro's bastard brother
Carl Harms
Second Watch
Al Hedison
Page
Diane Howard
Lady
Claire Luce
Beatrice
an orphan, Leonato's niece
Joseph Macaulay
Friar Francis
Barry Macollum
Verges
David Massey
Page
Patricia McCarthy
Lady
Peggy Nelson
Margaret
attendant on Hero
Raimonda Orselli
Ursula
attendant on Hero
Deirdre Owens
Hero
Leonato's daughter
Jay Robinson
Borachio
follower of Don John
Eric Sinclair
Count Claudio of Florence
companion of Don Pedro
Evan Thomas
Antonio
Leonato's brother
Edward Van Sickle
Balthasar
a singer

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1952 Recipient
Eric Sinclair
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