Mark Hellinger Theatre, (3/15/1956 - 2/24/1962)
Broadhurst Theatre, (2/28/1962 - 4/14/1962)
Broadway Theatre, (4/18/1962 - 9/29/1962)

Category: Musical, Comedy, Romantic Comedy, Original, Broadway
Description: A musical in two acts
Setting: In and around London, 1912.

Opening Night Production Credits 

Theatre Owned / Operated by Anthony Brady Farrell

Produced by Herman Levin

"Pygmalion" produced on the screen by Gabriel Pascal

Book by Alan Jay Lerner; Music by Frederick Loewe; Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner; Adapted from "Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw; Music arranged by Robert Russell Bennett and Phil Lang; Dance arrangements by Trude Rittman; Musical Director: Franz Allers; Choral arrangements by Gino Smart

Directed by Moss Hart; Choreographed by Hanya Holm

Production Design by Oliver Smith; Costume Design by Cecil Beaton; Lighting Design by Feder; Hair Design by Ernest Adler; Wig Design by Ira Senz

General Manager: Philip Adler

Production Stage Manager: Samuel Liff; Stage Manager: Jerry Adler and Bernard Hart

Assistant Conductor: Harris Danziger; Dance Pianist: Freda Miller

Press Representative: Richard Maney, Peggy Phillips and Robert Hector; Press Assistant: Lila Glaser; Advertising: Lawrence Weiner; Dance Captain: Crandall Diehl

Julie Andrews	Eliza Doolittle
Rex Harrison	Henry Higgins	(Mar 15, 1956-Dec 23, 1957)
Robert Coote	Colonel Pickering
Stanley Holloway	Alfred P. Doolittle
Cathleen Nesbitt	Mrs. Higgins
Estelle Aza	Dancing Ensemble
Philippa Bevans	Mrs. Pearce
Paul Brown	Flunkey
	Bartender
	Singing Ensemble
Thatcher Clarke	Dancing Ensemble	(? - Sep 1956)
Melisande Congdon	Singing Ensemble
Cathy Conklin	Flower Girl
	Dancing Ensemble
Margaret Cuddy	Dancing Ensemble
Imelda De Martin	Busker
	Dancing Ensemble
Pat Diamond	Dancing Ensemble
Crandall Diehl	Dancing Ensemble
Gordon Dilworth	Selsey Man
	Harry
	Lord Boxington
Pat Drylie	Dancing Ensemble
David Evans	Dancing Ensemble
Gordon Ewing	Footman
	Singing Ensemble
Lola Fisher	Singing Ensemble
Rosemary Gaines	Servant
	Singing Ensemble
Maribel Hammer	Queen of Transylvania
	Singing Ensemble
Barbara Heath	Dancing Ensemble
Christopher Hewett	Bystander
	Zoltan Karpathy
Carl Jeffrey	Busker
	Dancing Ensemble
Glenn Kezer	Second Cockney
	Servant
	Singing Ensemble
John Michael King	Freddy Eynsford-Hill
William Krach	Footman
	Singing Ensemble
Vera Lee	Dancing Ensemble
Nancy Lynch	Dancing Ensemble
Rod McLennan	Another Bystander
	Jamie
	Ambassador
James Morris	Third Cockney
	Singing Ensemble
Barton Mumaw	Chauffeur
	Constable
	Dancing Ensemble
Gene Nettles	Dancing Ensemble
Colleen O'Connor	Servant
	Singing Ensemble
Paul Olson	Dancing Ensemble
Olive Reeves-Smith	Mrs. Hopkins
	Lady Boxington
Viola Roache	Mrs. Eynsford-Hill
Joe Rocco	Busker
	Dancing Ensemble
Fernando Schaffenburg	Dancing Ensemble
Muriel Shaw	Servant
	Singing Ensemble
Reid Shelton	First Cockney
	Butler
	Singing Ensemble
Patti Spangler	Singing Ensemble	(? - Sep 1956)
Herb Surface	Fourth Cockney
	Singing Ensemble
David Thomas	Hoxton Man
	Bartender
	Singing Ensemble
Gloria Van Dorpe	Servant
	Singing Ensemble
James White	Dancing Ensemble
Judith Williams	Mrs. Higgins' Maid
	Dancing Ensemble

Understudies: Constance Brigham (Eliza Doolittle), Paul Brown (Jamie), Gordon Dilworth (Alfred P. Doolittle), Maribel Hammer (Mrs. Hopkins), Christopher Hewett (Henry Higgins), Glenn Kezer (Harry), Rod McLennan (Colonel Pickering), Olive Reeves-Smith (Mrs. Eynsford-Hill, Mrs. Pearce), Viola Roache (Mrs. Higgins), Reid Shelton (Freddy Eynsford-Hill), David Thomas (Zoltan Karpathy).