Antony and Cleopatra
PlayTragedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 20, 1951
Closing Date
Apr 13, 1952
Performances
66
PlayTragedyRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: Dec 20, 1951
Close Date: Apr 13, 1952
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
This production played in repertory with
Caesar and Cleopatra
Setting
Alexandria, Rome, a Galley near Misenum, a Plain near Actium, between two opposing camps before Alexandria, and outside and inside Cleopatra's Monument.
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PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated by Billy RoseProduced by Gilbert Miller; Produced in association with Laurence Olivier Productions, Ltd.Written by William Shakespeare; Incidental music by Herbert Menges; Musical Director: Jacques SingerDirected by Michael BenthallScenic Design by Roger Furse; Costume Design by Audrey CruddasGeneral Manager: Morton Gottlieb; Company Manager: Ben BoyarProduction Manager: David Kentish; Stage Director: Rosemary Hill; Stage Manager: Anthony Pelly and Terence Owen; Assistant Stage Mgr: Jessie BarclayOrchestra Manager: Morris StonzekSwordplay by Clement McCallinPirateAttendant to CleopatraSoldierAttendant to CleopatraSoldierSentry to CaesarSoldierPirateSentry to AntonyPirateSentry to AntonySoldierAttendant to CleopatraPirate
Theatre Owned / Operated by Billy Rose
Produced by Gilbert Miller; Produced in association with Laurence Olivier Productions, Ltd.
Written by William Shakespeare; Incidental music by Herbert Menges; Musical Director: Jacques Singer
Directed by Michael Benthall
Scenic Design by Roger Furse; Costume Design by Audrey Cruddas
General Manager: Morton Gottlieb; Company Manager: Ben Boyar
Production Manager: David Kentish; Stage Director: Rosemary Hill; Stage Manager: Anthony Pelly and Terence Owen; Assistant Stage Mgr: Jessie Barclay
Orchestra Manager: Morris Stonzek
Swordplay by Clement McCallin
Pirate
Attendant to Cleopatra
Soldier
Attendant to Cleopatra
Soldier
Sentry to Caesar
Soldier
Pirate
Sentry to Antony
Pirate
Sentry to Antony
Soldier
Attendant to Cleopatra
Pirate
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