PlayDramaRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 21, 1942
Closing Date
Apr 03, 1943
Performances
123
PlayDramaRevivalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
(Dec 21, 1942 - Apr 03, 1943)
Description
A play in three acts
Setting
Prozorov's house in Russia at the turn of the century
Theatre Owned / Operated by Barrymore Theatre Corporation
Produced by Katharine Cornell
Written by Anton Chekhov; Translated by Alexander Koirensky and Guthrie McClintic
Staged by Guthrie McClintic
Scenic Design by Motley; Costume Design by Motley; Ladies' costumes by Helene Pons
General Manager: Gertrude Macy; Company Manager: William Tisdale
Stage Manager: Edward P. Dimond; Assistant Stage Manager: Peter Boyne
Press Representative: Walter Alford
Judith Anderson
Olga (Andrei's sister)
Stanley Bell
Fedotik (Second Lieutenant)
Alice Belmore Cliffe
Nurse
Patricia Calvert
Maid
Arthur Chatterton
Ferapont (Courier for the City Council)
Katharine Cornell
Masha (Andrei's sister)
Walter Craig
Soldier
Kirk Douglas
An Orderly
Eric Dressler
Andrei Prozorov
Ruth Gordon
Natalya Ivanovna (Andrei's fiancee/wife)
Edmund Gwenn
Chebutykin (Army doctor)
Dennis King
Vershinin (Lt. Colonel, Battery Commander)
Alexander Knox
Baron Tuzenbach (Lieutenant)
Tom McDermott
Rode (Second Lieutenant)
McKay Morris
Solyony (Captain)
Gertrude Musgrove
Irina (Andrei's sister)
Marie Paxton
Maid
Tom Powers
Kulygin (Masha's husband)

Ethel Barrymore Theatre (Dec 21, 1942 - Apr 03, 1943)

Cast

Peter Boyne
An Orderly
Walter Craig
Fedotik (Second Lieutenant)
Guthrie McClintic
Chebutykin (Army doctor)
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