PlayTragedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 20, 1934
Closing Date
Feb 1935
Performances
77
PlayTragedyRevivalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Martin Beck Theatre
(Dec 20, 1934 - Feb 1935)
Setting
Verona, Mantua, Italy.
Produced by Katharine Cornell
Written by William Shakespeare; Incidental music by Paul Nordoff; Book adapted by Katharine Cornell
Staged by Guthrie McClintic; Choreographed by Martha Graham
Scenic Design by Jo Mielziner
Brian Aherne
Mercutio
kinsman to the prince and friend to Romeo
Edith Allaire
Street Singer
Gilmore Bush
Ensemble
Robert Champlain
Gregory
servant to Capulet
Arthur Chatterton
An Old Man
of the Capulet family
 
Apothecary
Katharine Cornell
Juliet
daughter to Capulet
Margaret Craven
Ensemble
Jacqueline DeWit
Ensemble
Angus Duncan
Guard
John Emery
Benvolio
nephew to Montague and friend to Romeo
Edith Evans
Nurse to Juliet
Reynolds Evans
Escalus
prince of Verona
Brenda Forbes
Lady Montague
wife to Montague
John Gordon Gage
Ensemble
Franklin Gray
Balthasar
servant to Romeo
Joseph Holland
Sampson
servant to Capulet
William Hopper
Ensemble
Lois Jameson
Ensemble
Agnete Johannson
Ensemble
Paul Julian
Friar John
a Franciscan
George Macready
Paris
a young nobleman, kinsman to the prince
Ruth March
Ensemble
Irby Marshall
Lady Capulet
wife to Capulet
Albert McCleery
Ensemble
John Miltern
Montague
Irving Morrow
Abraham
servant to Montague
 
Officer
Ralph Nelson
Guard
Moroni Olsen
Capulet
Basil Rathbone
Romeo
son of Montague
Pamela Simpson
Ensemble
Charles Thorne
Ensemble
David Vivian
Peter
servant to Juliet's nurse
Charles Waldron
Friar Laurence
a Franciscan
Orson Welles
Tybalt
nephew to Lady Capulet
 
Chorus
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