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Scapino   

 
Circle in the Square Theatre , (5/18/1974 - 8/31/1974)
First Preview:May 14, 1974 Total Previews:6
Opening Date:May 18, 1974   
Closing Date:Aug 31, 1974 Total Performances:121

Category: Play, Comedy, Original, Broadway
Setting: Naples


Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by Circle in the Square (under the direction of Theodore Mann and Paul Libin)
Produced by Circle in the Square (Theodore Mann: Artistic Director; Paul Libin: Managing Director)
Originally produced by The Young Vic (Frank Dunlop: Director)
Adapted from the 1671 Commedia dell'Arte play "Les Fourberies de Scapin" by Molière; Book adapted by Jim Dale and Frank Dunlop; Incidental music by Jim Dale
Directed by Frank Dunlop
Scenic Design by Carl Toms; Costume Design by Carl Toms; Lighting Design by David Watson
Company Manager: William Conn
Production Stage Manager: Lawrence Spiegel; Stage Manager: Gordon Monsen
Circle in the Square General Press Representative: Merle Debuskey; Press Representative: Susan L. Schulman; Advertising: Blaine-Thompson and Don Josephson
Cast
Jim Dale Scapino
servant of Geronte
Jenny Austen Waitress
Paul Brooke Geronte
Alan Coates Waiter
George Connolly Waiter
Christopher Hastings Ottavio
son of Argante
Hugh Hastings Headwaiter
Jeremy James-Taylor Leandro
son of Geronte
Raymond Platt Carlo
Gavin Reed Sylvestro
servant of Argante, friend to Scapino
Cleo Sylvestre Zerbinetta
a gypsy, beloved of Leandro
Lotti Taylor Nurse
Ian Trigger Argante
Tammy Ustinov Giacinta
1975 Tony Award® Best Actor in Play
 Performer: Jim Dale [nominee]
1975 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Play
 Frank Dunlop [nominee]
1974 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Performance
winnerPerformer: Jim Dale [winner]
1974 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Director
winnerDirected by Frank Dunlop [winner]