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Peter Pan
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Broadway
Opening Date
Apr 24, 1950
Closing Date
Jan 27, 1951
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Open Date: Apr 24, 1950
Close Date: Jan 27, 1951
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Imperial Theatre
(Apr 24, 1950 - Sep 30, 1950)
St. James Theatre
(Oct 02, 1950 - Jan 27, 1951)
Setting
The Nursery; The Never Land; The Mermaids' Lagoon; The Home Under the Ground; The Pirate Ship; Under the Sea; The Treetops
Media
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19
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People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned by
The Shubert Organization
Produced by
Peter Lawrence
,
R. L. Stevens
and
The Shubert Organization
; Produced by arrangement with
The Hospital for Sick Children, London ("Peter Pan's Hospital")
Written by
James M. Barrie
; Music and lyrics by
Leonard Bernstein
; Music arranged by
Trude Rittman
; Music orchestrated by
Hershy Kay
Staged by
John Burrell
; Associate Director:
Wendy Toye
Scenic Design by
Ralph Alswang
; Lighting Design by
Ralph Alswang
; Costume Design by
Motley
General Manager:
Al Goldin
Stage Manager:
Phil Stein
; Production Stage Manager:
Mortimer Halpern
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Kenneth Utt
Musical Coordinator:
Trude Rittman
; Conducted by
Ben Steinberg
; Orchestra Personnel Manager:
Gerald Rudy
Flying Supervisor:
Peter Foy
Press Representative:
William Fields
,
Walter Alford
and
Arthur Cantor
Jean Arthur
Peter Pan
Boris Karloff
Mr. Darling
James Hook
aka "Captain Hook"
Marcia Henderson
Wendy Moira Angela Darling
Peg Hillias
Mrs. Darling
Joe E. Marks
Smee
Harry Allen
Mullins
Stephanie Augustine
Mermaid
Ronnie Aul
Big Chief Panther
Lee Barnett
Tootles
Vincent Beck
Whibbles
Edward Benjamin
Second Twin
Charles Brill
First Twin
Kenneth Davis
Indian
Alf Mason
pirate
Norman DeJoie
Indian
John Dennis
Noodles
also credited as "noodler"
Jack Dimond
John Napoleon Darling
Philip Hepburn
Curly
Richard Knox
Slightly
David Kurlan
Gentleman Starkey
William Marshall
Cookson
Buzzy Martin
Nibs
Fred Neal
Indian
Gloria Patrice
Liza
Tiger Lilly
Nehemiah Persoff
Cecco
Jay Riley
Indian
Flash McCready
pirate
Will Scholz
Jukes
Norman Shelly
Nana
The Crocodile
William Sumner
Indian
Canary Robb
pirate
Charles Taylor
Michael Nicolas Darling
Eleanor Winter
Mermaid
Understudies:
Stephanie Augustine
(Wendy Moira Angela Darling),
Barbara Baxley
(Peter Pan),
Vincent Beck
(Mr. Darling),
Lucy Hillary
(Tiger Lilly, Mermaid),
William Marshall
(James Hook),
Alan Jay Shnapier
(Lost Boy),
Kenneth Utt
(Pirate) and
Eleanor Winter
(Mrs. Darling)
Imperial Theatre
(Apr 24, 1950 - Sep 30, 1950)
Cast
Jackson Perkins
Mrs. Darling
Loren Hightower
Indian
Alan Lumpkin
Noodles
also credited as "noodler"
Barry Truex
John Napoleon Darling
Danny Walden
Cecco
St. James Theatre
(Oct 02, 1950 - Jan 27, 1951)
Theatre Owned by
The Shubert Organization
; Theatre Operated by
Select Operating Corporation
and
138 West 48th St. Theatre Co., Inc.
Produced by
The Shubert Organization
Cast
David Frank
John Napoleon Darling
Songs
music by
Leonard Bernstein
; lyrics by
Leonard Bernstein
Who Am I?
Wendy Moira Angela Darling
My House
Wendy Moira Angela Darling
Peter, Peter
Wendy Moira Angela Darling
The Pirate Song
James Hook and Pirates
The Plank
James Hook and Pirates
Never Land
Mermaids
Awards
Theatre World
Award
1950 Recipient
Marcia Henderson
People
Songs
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned by
The Shubert Organization
Produced by
Peter Lawrence
,
R. L. Stevens
and
The Shubert Organization
; Produced by arrangement with
The Hospital for Sick Children, London ("Peter Pan's Hospital")
Written by
James M. Barrie
; Music and lyrics by
Leonard Bernstein
; Music arranged by
Trude Rittman
; Music orchestrated by
Hershy Kay
Staged by
John Burrell
; Associate Director:
Wendy Toye
Scenic Design by
Ralph Alswang
; Lighting Design by
Ralph Alswang
; Costume Design by
Motley
General Manager:
Al Goldin
Stage Manager:
Phil Stein
; Production Stage Manager:
Mortimer Halpern
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Kenneth Utt
Musical Coordinator:
Trude Rittman
; Conducted by
Ben Steinberg
; Orchestra Personnel Manager:
Gerald Rudy
Flying Supervisor:
Peter Foy
Press Representative:
William Fields
,
Walter Alford
and
Arthur Cantor
Jean Arthur
Peter Pan
Boris Karloff
Mr. Darling
James Hook
aka "Captain Hook"
Marcia Henderson
Wendy Moira Angela Darling
Peg Hillias
Mrs. Darling
Joe E. Marks
Smee
Harry Allen
Mullins
Stephanie Augustine
Mermaid
Ronnie Aul
Big Chief Panther
Lee Barnett
Tootles
Vincent Beck
Whibbles
Edward Benjamin
Second Twin
Charles Brill
First Twin
Kenneth Davis
Indian
Alf Mason
pirate
Norman DeJoie
Indian
John Dennis
Noodles
also credited as "noodler"
Jack Dimond
John Napoleon Darling
Philip Hepburn
Curly
Richard Knox
Slightly
David Kurlan
Gentleman Starkey
William Marshall
Cookson
Buzzy Martin
Nibs
Fred Neal
Indian
Gloria Patrice
Liza
Tiger Lilly
Nehemiah Persoff
Cecco
Jay Riley
Indian
Flash McCready
pirate
Will Scholz
Jukes
Norman Shelly
Nana
The Crocodile
William Sumner
Indian
Canary Robb
pirate
Charles Taylor
Michael Nicolas Darling
Eleanor Winter
Mermaid
Understudies:
Stephanie Augustine
(Wendy Moira Angela Darling),
Barbara Baxley
(Peter Pan),
Vincent Beck
(Mr. Darling),
Lucy Hillary
(Tiger Lilly, Mermaid),
William Marshall
(James Hook),
Alan Jay Shnapier
(Lost Boy),
Kenneth Utt
(Pirate) and
Eleanor Winter
(Mrs. Darling)
Imperial Theatre
(Apr 24, 1950 - Sep 30, 1950)
Cast
Jackson Perkins
Mrs. Darling
Loren Hightower
Indian
Alan Lumpkin
Noodles
also credited as "noodler"
Barry Truex
John Napoleon Darling
Danny Walden
Cecco
St. James Theatre
(Oct 02, 1950 - Jan 27, 1951)
Theatre Owned by
The Shubert Organization
; Theatre Operated by
Select Operating Corporation
and
138 West 48th St. Theatre Co., Inc.
Produced by
The Shubert Organization
Cast
David Frank
John Napoleon Darling
music by
Leonard Bernstein
; lyrics by
Leonard Bernstein
Who Am I?
Wendy Moira Angela Darling
My House
Wendy Moira Angela Darling
Peter, Peter
Wendy Moira Angela Darling
The Pirate Song
James Hook and Pirates
The Plank
James Hook and Pirates
Never Land
Mermaids
Theatre World
Award
1950 Recipient
Marcia Henderson
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