PlayDramaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 28, 1955
Closing Date
Jan 21, 1956
Performances
29
PlayDramaOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Booth Theatre
(Dec 28, 1955 - Jan 21, 1956)
Description
A drama in four acts
Setting
Home of the Breydons, a Dublin street and the grounds of the Protestant Church of St. Burnupus.
Produced by Gordon W. Pollock
Written by Sean O'Casey; Incidental music by Edwin Finckel
Directed by John O'Shaughnessy; Choreographed by Anna Sokolow
Scenic Design by Howard Bay; Costume Design by Ballou; Lighting Design by Howard Bay
Company Manager: Jack Weiser
General Stage Manager: William Weaver; Stage Manager: Arthur Barkow and Lew Shoskes
General Press Representative: Phillip Bloom, David Shearer and David Lipsky
Eve Beck
Another Girl
Virginia Bosler
Finoola
Judith Coy
Idle Woman
Eileen Crowe
Mrs. Breydon
Ann Dere
Eeada
Vincent Dowling
Third Neighbor
Jeff Duncan
Another Lounger
Eamon Flynn
Roory O'Balacaun
Lou Frizzell
Second Railwayman
David Gold
Lonely Man
Katherine Hynes
Dympna
Page Johnson
Second Neighbor
Whitford Kane
Samuel
James C. Kelly
First Railwayman
Michael Clarke Laurence
Rev. E. Clinton
Shamus Locke
Inspector Finglas
Barry Macollum
Foster
E. G. Marshall
Brennan o' the Moor
Kevin McCarthy
Ayamonn Breydon
David McDaniel
Sammy
 
Third Railwayman
Jock McGraw
Dowzard
Jack Moore
Drifter
Farrell Pelly
First Neighbor
Sandra Pine
Girl
David Ryan
Lamplighter
Paul Sanasardo
Lounger
Beatrice Seckler
Old Woman
Joyce Sullivan
Shelia Moorneen
Casey Walters
Mulcanny

Tony Award®

 

Best Choreography

1956 Nominee
Choreographed by Anna Sokolow
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