Alice in Wonderland
PlayFantasy Play with musicRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 23, 1982
Closing Date
Jan 09, 1983
1st Preview
Dec 08, 1982
1st Preview
Dec 08, 1982
Previews
18
Performances
21
PlayFantasy Play with musicRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: Dec 23, 1982
Close Date: Jan 09, 1983
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Description
A play in two parts
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by Jujamcyn Theaters (under the direction of Richard G. Wolff, President)Adapted for the stage by Eva Le Gallienne and Florida Friebus; From the novel "Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll; Incidental music by Richard AddinsellConceived by Eva Le Gallienne; Directed by Eva Le Gallienne and John Strasberg; Directed by Eva Le Gallienne and John StrasbergScenic Design by John Lee Beatty; Costume Design by Patricia Zipprodt; Lighting Design by Jennifer Tipton; Puppet Design by The Puppet People; Sound Design by Jack Mann; Make-Up Design by Fred PattonGeneral Manager: McCann & Nugent Productions, Inc.; Company Manager: Steven SuskinProduction Stage Manager: Alan Hall; Stage Manager: Ruth E. Rinklin; Assistant Stage Mgr: Skip HarrisMusic adapted by Jonathan Tunick; Musical Supervisor: Jonathan Tunick; Conducted by Les Scott; Music Contractor: Seymour 'Red' Press; Assistant Conductor: James StenborgSpecial Effects by Chic SilberMovement directed by Bambi Linn; Original "Alice in Wonderland" illustrations by John Tenniel; Casting: Johnson-Liff Associates; General Press Representative: Solters / Roskin / Friedman, Inc., Joshua Ellis and David LeShay; Production Coordinator: Mary Nealon; Marketing Assistant: James C. Ezzes; Assistant to the Director: Peter Arnott; Special Casting Consultant: Shirley Rich; Animal Trainer: William Berloni Theatrical Animals, Inc.; Photographer: Martha Swope and Associates; Advertising: Serino, Coyne & Nappi; Logo Design by Bob GillThis production is dedicated to Audrey WoodTwo of HeartsTweedledumFront of HorseWhite KnightTen of HeartsSheepOld FrogEight of HeartsDormouseTrain GuardVoice of Leg of MuttonFour of HeartsSeven of HeartsBack of HorseThree of HeartsTweedledeeFive of HeartsGoatVoice of Cheshire CatAce of HeartsMan in White PaperNine of HeartsMock TurtleVoice of Humpty DumptyUnderstudies: Rebecca Armen (Red Queen), Robert Ott Boyle (Mad Hatter), MacIntyre Dixon (Mouse, Three of Hearts, Tweedledee), Skip Harris (Five of Spades, Tweedledum, Two of Spades, Seven of Clubs, Back of Horse), Nancy Killmer (Eaglet, Two of Hearts, Cook, Nine of Hearts), Nicholas Martin (King of Hearts, Voice of Humpty Dumpty), Steve Massa (Duck, Dormouse, Train Guard), Mary Stuart Masterson (Alice), John Miglietta (Frog Footman, Five of Hearts, Knave of Hearts, Goat), Marti Morris (Small White Rabbit, Four of Hearts), Cliff Rakerd (March Hare, Front of Horse, Queen of Hearts, Fish Footman, Voice of Cheshire Cat, Ace of Hearts, Man in White Paper), John Remme (Voice of Leg of Mutton), Claude-Albert Saucier (Duchess), John Seidman (Five of Spades, Tweedledum), Geddeth Smith (Caterpillar, Ten of Hearts, Sheep), Richard Sterne (Lory, Seven of Hearts, Dodo, Mock Turtle, King of Hearts, Voice of Humpty Dumpty) and Joan White (White Queen)
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Awards
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Statistics
Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf. Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
Theatre Owned / Operated by Jujamcyn Theaters (under the direction of Richard G. Wolff, President)
Adapted for the stage by Eva Le Gallienne and Florida Friebus; From the novel "Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll; Incidental music by Richard Addinsell
Conceived by Eva Le Gallienne; Directed by Eva Le Gallienne and John Strasberg; Directed by Eva Le Gallienne and John Strasberg
Scenic Design by John Lee Beatty; Costume Design by Patricia Zipprodt; Lighting Design by Jennifer Tipton; Puppet Design by The Puppet People; Sound Design by Jack Mann; Make-Up Design by Fred Patton
General Manager: McCann & Nugent Productions, Inc.; Company Manager: Steven Suskin
Production Stage Manager: Alan Hall; Stage Manager: Ruth E. Rinklin; Assistant Stage Mgr: Skip Harris
Music adapted by Jonathan Tunick; Musical Supervisor: Jonathan Tunick; Conducted by Les Scott; Music Contractor: Seymour 'Red' Press; Assistant Conductor: James Stenborg
Special Effects by Chic Silber
Movement directed by Bambi Linn; Original "Alice in Wonderland" illustrations by John Tenniel; Casting: Johnson-Liff Associates; General Press Representative: Solters / Roskin / Friedman, Inc., Joshua Ellis and David LeShay; Production Coordinator: Mary Nealon; Marketing Assistant: James C. Ezzes; Assistant to the Director: Peter Arnott; Special Casting Consultant: Shirley Rich; Animal Trainer: William Berloni Theatrical Animals, Inc.; Photographer: Martha Swope and Associates; Advertising: Serino, Coyne & Nappi; Logo Design by Bob Gill
This production is dedicated to Audrey Wood
Two of Hearts
Tweedledum
Front of Horse
White Knight
Ten of Hearts
Sheep
Old Frog
Eight of Hearts
Dormouse
Train Guard
Voice of Leg of Mutton
Four of Hearts
Seven of Hearts
Back of Horse
Three of Hearts
Tweedledee
Five of Hearts
Goat
Voice of Cheshire Cat
Ace of Hearts
Man in White Paper
Nine of Hearts
Mock Turtle
Voice of Humpty Dumpty
Understudies:
Rebecca Armen
(Red Queen), Robert Ott Boyle
(Mad Hatter), MacIntyre Dixon
(Mouse, Three of Hearts, Tweedledee), Skip Harris
(Five of Spades, Tweedledum, Two of Spades, Seven of Clubs, Back of Horse), Nancy Killmer
(Eaglet, Two of Hearts, Cook, Nine of Hearts), Nicholas Martin
(King of Hearts, Voice of Humpty Dumpty), Steve Massa
(Duck, Dormouse, Train Guard), Mary Stuart Masterson
(Alice), John Miglietta
(Frog Footman, Five of Hearts, Knave of Hearts, Goat), Marti Morris
(Small White Rabbit, Four of Hearts), Cliff Rakerd
(March Hare, Front of Horse, Queen of Hearts, Fish Footman, Voice of Cheshire Cat, Ace of Hearts, Man in White Paper), John Remme
(Voice of Leg of Mutton), Claude-Albert Saucier
(Duchess), John Seidman
(Five of Spades, Tweedledum), Geddeth Smith
(Caterpillar, Ten of Hearts, Sheep), Richard Sterne
(Lory, Seven of Hearts, Dodo, Mock Turtle, King of Hearts, Voice of Humpty Dumpty) and Joan White
(White Queen)
| Week Ending | Gross | % Gross Pot. | Attendance | % Capacity | # Previews | # Perf. |
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Statistics supplied are courtesy of The Broadway League.
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