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Don Juan   

 
This production played in repertory with The Great God Brown
 
Lyceum Theatre , (12/11/1972 - 1/14/1973)
First Preview:Dec 05, 1972 Total Previews:7
Opening Date:Dec 11, 1972   
Closing Date:Jan 14, 1973 Total Performances:22

Category: Play, Comedy, Revival, Broadway


Production Staff
Produced by New Phoenix Repertory Co. (T. Edward Hambleton, Michael Montel: managing directors; Harold Prince, Stephen Porter: artistic directors)
Written by Molière; Book adapted by Stephen Porter; Incidental music by Conrad Susa
Directed by Stephen Porter
Scenic Design by John J. Moore; Costume Design by Nancy Potts; Lighting Design by Tharon Musser
Production Stage Manager: Daniel Freudenberger and Anne Sullivan
Fight Sequence Staging by: David Dukes
Press Representative: Dan Langan
Cast
Clyde Burton Gusman
La Violette
David Dukes Don Carlos
Peter Friedman Commander
Bonnie Gallup Veiled Woman
Robert Ginty Robber
John Glover Pierrot
James Greene Poor Man
M. Dimanche
Paul Hecht Don Juan
Katherine Helmond Dona Elvira
Curt Karibalis Don Alonso
John McMartin Sganarelle
Bill Moor Don Luis
Charlotte Moore Charlotte
Robert Phelps La Ramee
Robber
Marilyn Sokol Mathurine
Thomas A. Stewart Ragotin
Robber
Understudies: Clyde Burton (Pierrot), Peter Friedman (Don Carlos), Bonnie Gallup (Charlotte, Mathurine), Robert Ginty (Commander, Robber), Robert Ginzler (Ragotin), Curt Karibalis (Don Juan), Robert Phelps (Don Alonso, Don Luis, Gusman, La Violette), Thomas A. Stewart (M. Dimanche, Poor Man) and Ellen Tovatt (Dona Elvira, Veiled Woman)
1973 Tony Award® Best Featured Actor in a Play
 John McMartin [nominee]
1973 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Performance
winnerPerformer: John McMartin [winner]