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The Incomparable Max   

 
Royale Theatre , (10/19/1971 - 11/06/1971)
First Preview:Oct 09, 1971 Total Previews:10
Opening Date:Oct 19, 1971   
Closing Date:Nov 06, 1971 Total Performances:23

Category: Play, Original, Broadway


Production Staff
Produced by Michael Abbott, Rocky A. Aoki and Jerry Hammer; Associate Producer: Donald Sheff
Written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee; Based on stories by Max Beerbohm
Directed by Gerald Freedman
Scenic Design by David Mitchell; Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge; Lighting Design by Martin Aronstein; Special Sound: James Reichert; Mr. Kiley's make-up created by Bob Laden
General Manager: Al Goldin
Production Stage Manager: Alan Hall; Stage Manager: Mary Porter Hall; Assistant Stage Mgr: Stephen Schnetzer
Press Representative: David Powers; Assistant to Mr. Abbott: Evelyn Petrillo; Assistant to Mr. Freedman: Kelly English; Casting: Frederick Brahms; Advertising: The Blaine Thompson Agency
Cast
Richard Kiley Enoch Soames
A. V. Laider
Clive Revill Max Beerbohm
Martyn Green The Man
Col. Elbourne
Constance Carpenter Mrs. Elbourne
Michael Egan William Rothenstein
John Fitzgibbon Library Clerk
Young Man
Fionnuala Flanagan Girl Library Attendant
Usher
Mrs. Blake
Christina Gillespie Usher
Girl-in-a-Hurry
Maid
Claude Horton Theatergoer
Donald Marye Hotel Clerk
Uncle Sydney
Betty Sinclair Theatergoer's wife
Rex Thompson Mr. Blake
Louis Turenne Lewis
a waiter
Frenchman
Standby: Robert Stattel (A. V. Laider, Enoch Soames, Max Beerbohm)
Understudies: Constance Carpenter (Theatergoer's wife), Michael Egan (Col. Elbourne), John Fitzgibbon (Mr. Blake), Fionnuala Flanagan (Girl-in-a-Hurry, Maid, Usher), Christina Gillespie (Girl Library Attendant, Mrs. Blake), Claude Horton (Uncle Sydney), Donald Marye (Theatergoer), Stephen Schnetzer (Frenchman, Lewis), Betty Sinclair (Mrs. Elbourne), Rex Thompson (Library Clerk, Young Man) and Louis Turenne (The Man, William Rothenstein)