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The Plough and the Stars
Play
Revival
Broadway
Opening Date
Jan 04, 1973
Closing Date
Feb 10, 1973
1st Preview
Dec 23, 1972
1st Preview
Dec 23, 1972
Previews
13
Performances
44
Play
Revival
Broadway
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Open Date: Jan 04, 1973
Close Date: Feb 10, 1973
Closed Flag: n
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Vivian Beaumont Theater
(Jan 04, 1973 - Feb 10, 1973)
Description
A play in four acts
Setting
Dublin, 1915-1916.
Comments
"To the Gay Laugh of My Mother at the Gate of the Grave." --Sean O'Casey
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Theatre Owned / Operated by
Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving)
Produced by
Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving)
Written by
Sean O'Casey
; Incidental music by
John Duffy
; Vocal Director:
Cathy MacDonald
; Music arranged by
John Duffy
Directed by
Daniel Sullivan
Scenic Design by
Douglas W. Schmidt
; Lighting Design by
John Gleason
; Costume Design by
Carrie F. Robbins
; Sound Design by
Gary Harris
; Assistant to Mr. Schmidt:
Paul Zalon
; Assistant to Miss Robbins:
David James
; Hair Design by
Jim Sullivan
; Make-Up Design by
Jim Sullivan
General Manager:
Alan Mandell
Production Stage Manager:
Patrick Horrigan
; Stage Manager:
Barbara-Mae Phillips
; Production Supervisor:
Frank Bayer
; Production Manager:
Bruce Hoover
Production Assistant:
Jane E. Neufeld
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Director:
Susan Bloch
; Dialogue Consultant:
Michael Clarke-Laurence
; Assistant to the Director:
John Beary
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Associate:
William Schelble
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Assistant:
Norman J-F Lombino
; Lincoln Center Casting Director:
Frederick Brahms
; Advertising:
Hy Jacobs
and
Lawrence Weiner and Associates
; Photographer:
Martha Swope
Philip Bosco
Corporal Stoddart
a British Soldier
Michael Clarke-Laurence
The Figure in The Window
Kevin Conway
The Young Covey
a fitter, Clitheroe's cousin
Paddy Croft
A Woman
Pauline Flanagan
Bessie Burgess
a street fruit-vendor
Lee Lawson
Rosie Redmond
David H. Leary
Sergeant Tinley
a British Soldier
Leo Leyden
Peter Flynn
a labourer, Nora's uncle
Jack MacGowran
Fluther Good
a carpenter
Nancy Marchand
Mrs. Gogan
a charwoman
Roberta Maxwell
Nora Clitheroe
Jack's wife
Robert Phalen
Capt. Brennan
a chicken butcher, of the Irish Citizen Army
Peter Rogan
Lieut. Langon
a Civil Servant, of the Irish Citizen Army
Susan Sharkey
Mollser
Mrs. Gogan's consumptive child
Christopher Walken
Jack Clitheroe
a bricklayer, Commandant in the Irish Citizen Army
Sydney Walker
Bartender
Understudies:
Paddy Croft
(Mrs. Gogan, Bessie Burgess),
Frank Dwyer
(Corporal Stoddart, Bartender),
Ray Fry
(Peter Flynn),
Murrell Gehman
(Rosie Redmond, A Woman),
Caroline Kava
(Nora Clitheroe, Mollser),
David H. Leary
(Jack Clitheroe),
Everett McGill
(Capt. Brennan),
Robert Phalen
(The Young Covey),
Robert Symonds
(Fluther Good) and
James Ray Weeks
(Lieut. Langon, Sergeant Tinley)
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Theatre Owned / Operated by
Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving)
Produced by
Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving)
Written by
Sean O'Casey
; Incidental music by
John Duffy
; Vocal Director:
Cathy MacDonald
; Music arranged by
John Duffy
Directed by
Daniel Sullivan
Scenic Design by
Douglas W. Schmidt
; Lighting Design by
John Gleason
; Costume Design by
Carrie F. Robbins
; Sound Design by
Gary Harris
; Assistant to Mr. Schmidt:
Paul Zalon
; Assistant to Miss Robbins:
David James
; Hair Design by
Jim Sullivan
; Make-Up Design by
Jim Sullivan
General Manager:
Alan Mandell
Production Stage Manager:
Patrick Horrigan
; Stage Manager:
Barbara-Mae Phillips
; Production Supervisor:
Frank Bayer
; Production Manager:
Bruce Hoover
Production Assistant:
Jane E. Neufeld
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Director:
Susan Bloch
; Dialogue Consultant:
Michael Clarke-Laurence
; Assistant to the Director:
John Beary
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Associate:
William Schelble
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Assistant:
Norman J-F Lombino
; Lincoln Center Casting Director:
Frederick Brahms
; Advertising:
Hy Jacobs
and
Lawrence Weiner and Associates
; Photographer:
Martha Swope
Philip Bosco
Corporal Stoddart
a British Soldier
Michael Clarke-Laurence
The Figure in The Window
Kevin Conway
The Young Covey
a fitter, Clitheroe's cousin
Paddy Croft
A Woman
Pauline Flanagan
Bessie Burgess
a street fruit-vendor
Lee Lawson
Rosie Redmond
David H. Leary
Sergeant Tinley
a British Soldier
Leo Leyden
Peter Flynn
a labourer, Nora's uncle
Jack MacGowran
Fluther Good
a carpenter
Nancy Marchand
Mrs. Gogan
a charwoman
Roberta Maxwell
Nora Clitheroe
Jack's wife
Robert Phalen
Capt. Brennan
a chicken butcher, of the Irish Citizen Army
Peter Rogan
Lieut. Langon
a Civil Servant, of the Irish Citizen Army
Susan Sharkey
Mollser
Mrs. Gogan's consumptive child
Christopher Walken
Jack Clitheroe
a bricklayer, Commandant in the Irish Citizen Army
Sydney Walker
Bartender
Understudies:
Paddy Croft
(Mrs. Gogan, Bessie Burgess),
Frank Dwyer
(Corporal Stoddart, Bartender),
Ray Fry
(Peter Flynn),
Murrell Gehman
(Rosie Redmond, A Woman),
Caroline Kava
(Nora Clitheroe, Mollser),
David H. Leary
(Jack Clitheroe),
Everett McGill
(Capt. Brennan),
Robert Phalen
(The Young Covey),
Robert Symonds
(Fluther Good) and
James Ray Weeks
(Lieut. Langon, Sergeant Tinley)
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