PlayDramaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Feb 11, 1964
Closing Date
Feb 22, 1964
1st Preview
Feb 10, 1964
1st Preview
Feb 10, 1964
Previews
1
Performances
15
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
(Feb 11, 1964 - Feb 22, 1964)
Setting
Russia. 1917-1924.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization
Produced by Arthur Cantor, E. E. Fogelson and Mark Lawrence; Produced in association with Carnegie Productions, Inc., Santa Fe Productions, Inc. and Mark L. Enterprises
Written by Paddy Chayefsky; Incidental music by David Amram
Directed by Paddy Chayefsky; Associate Director: John Allen
Scenic Design by Will Steven Armstrong; Costume Design by Domingo A. Rodriguez; Lighting Design by Will Steven Armstrong; Make-Up Design by Richard Corson
Company Manager: Harold Kusell
Production Stage Manager: John Allen; Stage Manager: William Krot; Assistant Stage Mgr: Don Wesley
Production Associate: Kip Cohen; Press Representative: Tony Geiss and Arthur Solomon; Press Assistant: Angela Nardelli; Advertising: Brownstone Associates; Language Consultant: Nicholas Saunders
Luther Adler
Lenin
Peter Falk
Stalin
Alvin Epstein
Constable Kentinov
 
Alexander Lomov
 
Trotsky
Elizabeth Hubbard
Nadezhda
Milt Kamen
Broadway debut
Kamenev
 
Grigori Nikitin
Betty Walker
Olga Evgeyevna
 
Krupskaya
Sean Allen
Ensemble
Robert Berdeen
Ensemble
Ramon Bieri
Alliluyev
Frank Bouley
Second Sailor
 
Ensemble
John Carver
First Sailor
 
Ensemble
John A. Coe
Rykov
 
Ensemble
Carole Crook
Ensemble
Michael Enserro
Zinoviev
 
Ensemble
Janet Frank
Ensemble
Richard Frisch
Ensemble
Rico Froehlich
Brustein
 
Cheidze
Gene Gross
Muranov
 
Sverdlov
Bruce Kimes
Bronsky
 
Ensemble
Simm Landres
Molotov
 
Ensemble
Penelope Laughton
Ensemble
Royce Lenelle
Ensemble
Michael McGuire
Kapinsky
 
Ensemble
Sylvia O'Brien
Ensemble
Anthony Palmer
Mirsky
 
Ensemble
Gedda Petry
Ensemble
Richard Robbins
Ensemble
Nicholas Saunders
Sukhanov
 
Orjonikidze
 
Ensemble
Jon Silo
Klurman
 
General Kornilov
Peggy Steffans
Ensemble
Elaine Sulka
Ensemble
Don Wesley
Chugurin
Carol Wilder
Soloist
 
Ensemble
Mervyn Williams
Rusikov
 
Skobelov
 
Ensemble
Stafford Wing
Ensemble
Understudies: John A. Coe (Constable Kentinov, Alexander Lomov, General Kornilov), Gene Gross (Kamenev, Grigori Nikitin), Bruce Kimes (Lenin, Klurman), Simm Landres (Trotsky), Penelope Laughton (Nadezhda), Anthony Palmer (Stalin), Gedda Petry (Olga Evgeyevna, Krupskaya) and Richard Robbins (Alliluyev)
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