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Click To View Images Broadway Theatre, (11/2/1961 - 1/20/1962)
Category: Musical, Operetta, Comedy, Original, Broadway Setting: The early nineteenth century. London. In and around Drury Lane Theatre. the Danish Embassy, "The Green Frog" pub, and Kean's house. Produced by Robert Lantz
Book by Peter Stone; From a comedy by Jean-Paul Sartre; Based on the play by Alexandre Dumas, père; Music by Robert Wright and George Forrest; Lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest; Music orchestrated by Philip J. Lang; Ballet and incidental music by Elie Siegmaster; Musical Director: Pembroke Davenport; Vocal arrangements by Pembroke Davenport
Scenic Design by Ed Wittstein; Costume Design by Ed Wittstein; Lighting Design by John Harvey; Associate Costume Design: Patton Campbell; Scenic Assistant: Peter Harvey; Make-Up Design by Robert Philippe; Hair Design by Garrison-Ramon
Production Stage Manager: Peter Bronte; Stage Manager: Walter Neal and Malcolm Marmorstein; Assistant Stage Mgr: George Martin
Associate Conductor: Rene Wiegert; Music Copyist: Thomas P. Brown; Orchestra Manager: Morris Stonzek
General Press Representative: Harvey B. Sabinson; Assistant to Mr. Cole: George Martin; Press Representative: Ted Goldsmith; Advertising: Ingram Ash; Fencing Coach: George Santelli
Opening Night Cast
Standby: Lawrence Brooks (Edmund Kean).
Understudies: Martin Ambrose (Barnaby), Nancy Foster (Anna Danby), Larry Fuller (Christie), Christopher Hewett (Prince of Wales), John Lankston (Count De Koeberg), Mary Nettum (Countess Elena De Koeberg, Lady Amy Goswell), Larry Shadur (Ben), Alfred Toigo (Lord Neville), John Wheeler (Francis).
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