PlayRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Mar 28, 1973
Closing Date
Apr 28, 1973
1st Preview
Mar 26, 1973
1st Preview
Mar 26, 1973
Previews
3
Performances
37
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
(Mar 28, 1973 - Apr 28, 1973)
Setting
A remote villa in Italy in 1922.
Produced by S. Hurok
Originally produced by Elliot Martin
Written by Luigi Pirandello; Translated by Stephen Rich
Directed by Clifford Williams
Scenic Design by Abd'el Farrah; Costume Design by Abd'el Farrah; Lighting and Scenery Supervision by Neil Peter Jampolis
Production Stage Manager: William Weaver; Stage Manager: George Boyd
Costume Supervision and Execution by Ray Diffen
Press Representative: Ben Washer and Rogers, Cowan & Brenner
Thom Christopher
2d Guard
Linda De Coff
Frida
Michael Diamond
1st Guard
Michael Durrell
Ordulph
Secret Counselor
Rex Harrison
"Henry IV"
Paul Hecht
Baron Tito Belcredi
Eileen Herlie
Countess Matilda Spina
David Hurst
Dr. Dionysius Genoni
Stephen D. Newman
Landolph
Secret Counselor
Reno Roop
Berthold
Secret Counselor
Douglas Seale
Giovanni
George Taylor
Harold
Secret Counselor
Rudolph Willrich
Marquis Carlo Di Nolli
Standby: Ruth Hunt (Countess Matilda Spina, Frida)
Understudies: George Boyd (Berthold, Landolph, Harold, Ordulph, Giovanni, 1st Guard, 2d Guard), Thom Christopher (Marquis Carlo Di Nolli, Berthold, Landolph), Michael Diamond (Dr. Dionysius Genoni, Harold, Ordulph), Stephen D. Newman (Baron Tito Belcredi) and Douglas Seale (Dr. Dionysius Genoni)
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