PlayTragedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 20, 1951
Closing Date
Apr 13, 1952
Performances
66
PlayTragedyRevivalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

This production played in repertory with Caesar and Cleopatra
Theatres
Ziegfeld Theatre
(Dec 20, 1951 - Apr 13, 1952)
Setting
Alexandria, Rome, a Galley near Misenum, a Plain near Actium, between two opposing camps before Alexandria, and outside and inside Cleopatra's Monument.
Theatre Owned / Operated by Billy Rose
Produced by Gilbert Miller; Produced in association with Laurence Olivier Productions, Ltd.
Written by William Shakespeare; Incidental music by Herbert Menges; Musical Director: Jacques Singer
Directed by Michael Benthall
Scenic Design by Roger Furse; Costume Design by Audrey Cruddas
General Manager: Morton Gottlieb; Company Manager: Ben Boyar
Production Manager: David Kentish; Stage Director: Rosemary Hill; Stage Manager: Anthony Pelly and Terence Owen; Assistant Stage Manager: Jessie Barclay
Orchestra Manager: Morris Stonzek
Swordplay by Clement McCallin
Vivien Leigh
Cleopatra (Queen of Egypt)
Laurence Olivier
Antony (triumvir)
Ronald Adam
Agrippa (a soldier of Caesar)
Harry Andrews
Enobarbus (friend to Antony)
Jessie Barclay
Attendant to Cleopatra
Timothy Bateson
Clown
 
Pirate
Robert Beaumont
Diomedes (a soothsayer)
Katharine Blake
Charmian (attendant on Cleopatra)
Lyndon Brook
Eros (a soldier to Antony)
Jan Carew
Attendant to Cleopatra
Noel Coleman
Soldier
Dan Cunningham
Dolabella (a soldier of Caesar)
John Dearth
Soldier
 
Attendant to Cleopatra
John Dunbar
Sentry to Antony
 
Soldier
Max Gardiner
Menas (friend to Pompey)
Renee Goddard
Attendant to Cleopatra
Cy Grant
Nubian Messenger
 
Attendant to Cleopatra
David Greene
Philo Canidius (a soldier of Antony)
Robert Helpmann
Octavius Caesar (triumvir)
Winnifred Hill
Attendant to Cleopatra
Paul Homer
Sentry to Antony
 
Soldier
Oliver Hunter
Soldier of Caesar
 
Sentry to Caesar
 
Soldier
Wilfred Hyde-White
Lepidus (triumvir)
Harold Kasket
Mardian (a eunuch, attendant on Cleopatra)
Colin Kemball
Soldier
 
Pirate
Elizabeth Kentish
Octavia (sister to Caesar and wife to Antony)
Niall MacGinnis
Pompey (a pirate)
Alec McCowen
Messenger
 
Sentry to Antony
Jack Melford
Maecenas
Teresa Moore
Attendant to Cleopatra
Pat Nye
Attendant on Octavia
David Orr
Soldier
Terence Owen
Attendant to Cleopatra
 
Pirate
Anthony Pelly
Old Soldier
 
Sentry to Antony
Donald Pleasence
Lemprius Euphronius (a soothsayer)
Edmund Purdom
Thyreus (a soldier of Caesar)
Mairhi Russell
Iras (attendant on Cleopatra)
Patrick Troughton
Scarus Dercetas (a soldier of Antony)
Jill Welchman
Attendant to Cleopatra
Clifford Williams
Sentry to Caesar
 
Soldier
 
Attendant to Cleopatra
 
Pirate
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