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The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade   

 
Majestic Theatre , (1/03/1967 - 2/25/1967)
First Preview:Dec 27, 1966 Total Previews:8
Opening Date:Jan 03, 1967   
Closing Date:Feb 25, 1967 Total Performances:55

Category: Play, Revival, Broadway


Production Staff
Produced by Zev Bufman
Written by Peter Weiss; Incidental music by Richard Peaslee
Directed by Donald Driver
Scenic Design by Edward Burbridge; Costume Design by Lewis Brown; Lighting Design by Martin Aronstein
Stage Manager: Robert Keegan; Assistant Stage Mgr: Louise Clay
Guitar: Bernie Moore; Flute-piccolo: Roberta Russell; Percussion: Patrick Harrison; Trumpet: Frank Emerson
Press Representative: Seymour Krawitz and Stan Brody
Cast
Jered Barclay Deuperret
Fayne Blackburn Patient
Peter Blaxill Father
Imogene Bliss Patient
Verna Bloom Charlotte Corday
Beatrice Brooks Patient
James Cahill Schoolmaster
Barbara Cason Mrs. Coulmier
Madlyn Cates Patient
Fay Chaiken Mother
Louise Clay Patient
Leonard Drum Cucurucu
Stephen Elliott Mr. Coulmier
Shellie Feldman Simonne Evrard
Igors Gavon Polooch
Robert Keegan Guard
Samuel N. Kirkham Guard
Zola Long Patient
Allan Louw Lavoisier
Christine Norden Rossignol
Dennis Patrick Jean-Paul Marat
William Roerick Marquis de Sade
Helen Ross Patient
Gerard Russak Kokol
Carol Teitel Patient
John Toland Nun
John Tormey Voltaire
Edmond Varrato Nun
Abe Vigoda Mad animal
Douglas Watson Herald
Geri Wolcott Patient
Standby: Carol Teitel (Charlotte Corday, Simonne Evrard)
Understudies: Peter Blaxill (Herald), James Cahill (Deuperret), Robert Fields (Jean-Paul Marat), Allan Louw (Mr. Coulmier), John Tormey (Jacques Roux) and Edmond Varrato (Cucurucu, Kokol, Polooch)
1967 Tony Award® Best Featured Actor in a Play
 Stephen Elliott [nominee]
1967 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Play
 Donald Driver [nominee]