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Macbeth   

 
National Theatre , (3/31/1948 - 4/24/1948)
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Opening Date:Mar 31, 1948   
Closing Date:Apr 24, 1948 Total Performances:29

Category: Play, Tragedy, Revival, Broadway
Description: A play in four acts


Production Staff
Produced by The Theatre Guild; Produced in association with Brian Doherty
Written by William Shakespeare; Incidental music by Alan Bush; Musical Director: Lehman Engel
Staged by Norris Houghton
Scenic Design by Paul Sherriff; Costume Design by Paul Sherriff
Cast
Martin Balsam Murderer
One of the Three
Dan Barton Ensemble
Russell Collins Porter
Doctor
Whitfield Connor Macduff
a nobleman of Scotland
An Armed Head
Stephen Courtleigh Duncan
King of Scotland
John Cromwell Lennox
a nobleman
Sonny Curven Page
Ensemble
Blair Cutting Old Man
Julie Harris Witch
Anne Hegira Witch
Harry Hess Seyton
an officer attending on Macbeth
One of the Three
Lamont Johnson
Arthur Keegan Siward
Singer
Hector MacGregor Ross
a nobleman
Paul Mann Menteith
a nobleman
Murderer
Marcia Marcus Child Crowned
Ensemble
Alan McKirdy Ensemble
John McQuade Siward
Wounded Messenger
Thomas Palmer Caithness
a nobleman
Murderer's Younger Accomplice
Penelope Potter Gentlewoman
Ken Raymond Fleance
son of Banquo
Bleeding Child
Michael Redgrave Macbeth
a general of the Scottish army
Judson Rees Macduff's Son
Elliott Reid Malcolm
son of Duncan
Michael Reilly Donalbain
son of Duncan
Watchman at Dunsinane
Flora Robson Lady Macbeth
William Skelton Ensemble
Robinson Stone Messenger
One of the Three
Beatrice Straight Lady Macduff
John Straub Angus
a nobleman
Watchman at Dunsinane
Ken Sutton Ensemble
Geoffrey Toone Banquo
a general of the Scottish army
Whit Vernon Ensemble
Gillian Webb Witch
1948 Theatre World Award
winnerWhitfield Connor [winner]