PlayDramaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 18, 2010
Closing Date
Jan 09, 2011
1st Preview
Oct 23, 2010
1st Preview
Oct 23, 2010
Previews
29
Performances
61
PlayDramaOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Vivian Beaumont Theater
(Nov 18, 2010 - Jan 09, 2011)

Setting
New Orleans and other locations in Europe and America, 1801-1806

Written by John Guare; Original Music by Jeanine Tesori
Directed by George C. Wolfe; Choreographed by Hope Clarke; Assistant Directed by Saheem Ali
Scenic Design by David Rockwell; Costume Design by Ann Hould-Ward; Lighting Design by Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer; Hair and Wig Design by Paul Huntley; Projection Design by Batwin + Robin Productions, Inc.; Sound Design by Scott Stauffer; Make-Up Design by Cynthia Demand; Associate Scenic Design by Dick Jaris; Assistant Scenic Design by T.J. Greenway and Todd Potter; Assistant Costume Design by Christopher Vergara; Assistant Lighting Design by Patricia Nichols and Dan Ozminkowski; Assistant Sound Design by Benjamin Furiga and Bridget O'Connor
LCT General Manager: Adam Siegel; Company Manager: Jessica Perlmeter Cochrane; Associate General Manager: Jessica Niebanck; Associate Company Manager: Daniel Hoyos
Stage Manager: Gwendolyn M. Gilliam; Production Manager: Jeff Hamlin; Assistant Stage Manager: Kevin Bertolacci
LCT Director of Casting: Daniel Swee; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; LCT Director of Marketing: Linda Mason Ross; General Press Representative: Philip Rinaldi Publicity; LCT Director of Development: Hattie K. Jutagir; Dialect Coach: Deborah Hecht; Fight Direction: Thomas Schall; Photographer: T. Charles Erickson; Video Services: Fresh Produce Productions; Videographer: Frank Basile; Poster Artwork for 'A Free Man of Color' by James McMullan
Jacques Cornet
Margery Jolicoeur (a country wife)
Mos
Cupidon Murmur (Cornet's slave)
 
Toussaint Louverture (Haitian revolutionary)
Tallyrand (Bonaparte's foreign minister)
 
Zeus-Marie Pincepoosse (Cornet's half-brother)
Slave of New Orleans
Mercure
 
Count Achille Creux
Remy Dorilante
 
James Monroe (Future President)
Mrs. Sparks (Sparks's wife)
 
Terpsichore
 
The Infanta
Mme. Mandragola
 
Doña Polissena (Creux's wife, a scientist)
 
Robert Livingston (Minister to France)
Meriwether Lewis (Jefferson's secretary)
Doña Athene (Cornet's wife)
 
Calliope
Slave of New Orleans
Josephine (Bonaparte's wife)
 
Doña Smeralda (Toubib's wife)
Dr. Toubib
Thomas Jefferson
Pythagore
 
General LeClerc (Bonaparte's brother-in-law)
 
King Carlos Cuarto
Leda (Toubib's slave)
 
Mme. Dorilante (Remy's wife)
 
Melpomene
Slave of New Orleans
Orphee (Toubib's slave)
Jonathan Sparks
 
Major Walter Reed
Napoleon Bonaparte
 
Intendante Juan Ventura Morales
Lord Harcourt
 
LeClerc's Captain
 
Georges Feydeau (Playwright)
Lady Harcourt
 
Euterpe
Slave of New Orleans
Slave of New Orleans
Understudies: Ashley Bryant (Melpomene, Mme. Dorilante, Leda), Rosal Colón (Josephine, Doña Smeralda), Stephanie DiMaggio (Doña Athene, Mrs. Sparks, Euterpe, Calliope, Terpsichore, The Infanta, Lady Harcourt), Kyle Fabel (Intendante Juan Ventura Morales, Remy Dorilante, Jonathan Sparks, Napoleon Bonaparte, Major Walter Reed), Derric Harris (Alcibiade, Orphee), David Graham Jones (Lord Harcourt, Pythagore, Meriwether Lewis, James Monroe, General LeClerc, King Carlos Cuarto, Georges Feydeau, LeClerc's Captain), David Manis (Mercure, Count Achille Creux, Thomas Jefferson), Howard W. Overshown (Jacques Cornet), Teyonnah Parris (Margery Jolicoeur), Postell Pringle (Cupidon Murmur, Toussaint Louverture), Wendy Rich Stetson (Mme. Mandragola, Doña Polissena, Robert Livingston) and David Emerson Toney (Dr. Toubib)

Pulitzer Prize

 

for Drama

2011 Nominee
Written by John Guare

Drama Desk Award

 

Outstanding Costume Design

2011 Nominee
Costume Design by Ann Hould-Ward
Season:
Week Ending Gross % Gross Pot. Attendance % Capacity # Previews # Perf.
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