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Opening Date
Nov 20, 2003
Closing Date
Jan 18, 2004
1st Preview
Oct 28, 2003
1st Preview
Oct 28, 2003
Previews
20
Performances
58
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Vivian Beaumont Theatre
(Nov 20, 2003 - Jan 18, 2004)
Setting
England, 1403.
Theatre Owned / Operated by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
Produced by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
Written by William Shakespeare; Adaptation: Dakin Matthews; Incidental music by Mark Bennett
Directed by Jack O'Brien; Associate Director: Matt August
Scenic Design by Ralph Funicello; Costume Design by Jess Goldstein; Lighting Design by Brian MacDevitt; Sound Design by Mark Bennett; Associate Scenic Design: Randall K. Richards; Associate Costume Design: Alejo Vietti; Assistant to the Costume Designer: China Lee; Assistant Lighting Design: Charles Pennebaker; Moving Light Programmer: Victor Seastone; Assistant to the Lighting Designer: Sean Kane; Associate Sound Design: Michael Creason; Make-Up Design by Angelina Avallone; Wig Design by Charles LaPointe
LCT General Manager: Adam Siegel; Company Manager: Gillian Roth; Assistant Co. Mgr: Josh Lowenthal
Production Stage Manager: Michael Brunner; LCT Production Manager: Jeff Hamlin; Assistant Stage Mgr: Julie Baldauff
Special Effects by Gregory Meeh; Special Effects Design Associate: Patrick Boyd
LCT Casting Director: Daniel Swee; Advertising: rave!; General Press Representative: Philip Rinaldi Publicity; Fight direction by Steve Rankin; LCT Director of Development: Hattie K. Jutagir; LCT Director of Marketing: Andrew Flatt; Vocal Consultant: Elizabeth Smith; Poster Design by James McMullan; Photographer: Paul Kolnik; Dramaturg: Dakin Matthews; Assistant to the Director: Eli Gonda
Tyrees Allen
Earl of Westmoreland
Anastasia Barzee
Lady Mortimer
Terry Beaver
Earl of Northumberland
Tom Bloom
Archbishop of York
 
Justice Silence
Christine Marie Brown
Ensemble
Stevie Ray Dallimore
Lord Hastings
Stephen DeRosa
Bardolph
Richard Easton
King Henry IV
Genevieve Elam
Doll Tearsheet
Peter Jay Fernandez
Sir Richard Vernon
Scott Ferrara
Edmund Mortimer
Ethan Hawke
Henry Percy
"Hotspur"
Michael Hayden
Henry
"Hal," Prince of Wales, son to the King
Dana Ivey
Lady Northumberland
 
Mistress Quickly
Byron Jennings
Thomas Percy
Earl of Worcester
Albert Jones
Ensemble
Ty Jones
Nym
 
Ensemble
Kevin Kline
Sir John Falstaff
Aaron Krohn
Francis
David Manis
Pistol
Dakin Matthews
Chief Justice Warwick
 
Owen Glendower
Audra McDonald
Lady Percy
Jed Orlemann
Ralph
 
Davy
Lorenzo Pisoni
John of Lancaster
son to the King
Steve Rankin
Poins
Lucas Caleb Rooney
Ensemble
Daniel Stewart Sherman
Ensemble
Corey Stoll
Ensemble
Baylen Thomas
Ensemble
Jeff Weiss
Justice Shallow
Nance Williamson
Ensemble
C. J. Wilson
Earl of Douglas
Richard Ziman
Ensemble
Understudies: Christine Marie Brown (Lady Percy, Doll Tearsheet, Davy, Lady Mortimer), Stevie Ray Dallimore (Poins, Thomas Percy, Earl of Westmoreland), Stephen DeRosa (Justice Shallow, Justice Silence), Peter Jay Fernandez (Earl of Northumberland), Scott Ferrara (Henry Percy), Albert Jones (Nym), Ty Jones (Sir Richard Vernon), Aaron Krohn (Bardolph), David Manis (Sir John Falstaff), Dakin Matthews (King Henry IV), Jed Orlemann (John of Lancaster), Lorenzo Pisoni (Henry), Lucas Caleb Rooney (Earl of Douglas), Baylen Thomas (Edmund Mortimer, Lord Hastings), Nance Williamson (Lady Northumberland, Mistress Quickly), C. J. Wilson (Pistol) and Richard Ziman (Chief Justice Warwick, Owen Glendower, Archbishop of York)

Tony Award®

Best Revival of a Play

2004 Winner
Produced by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
 

Best Actor in a Play

2004 Nominee
Kevin Kline
 

Best Scenic Design

2004 Nominee
Scenic Design by Ralph Funicello
 

Best Costume Design

2004 Nominee
Costume Design by Jess Goldstein
 

Best Lighting Design

2004 Nominee
Lighting Design by Brian MacDevitt

Best Direction of a Play

2004 Winner
Directed by Jack O'Brien

Drama Desk Award

Outstanding Revival of a Play

2004 Winner
Produced by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)

Outstanding Actor in a Play

2004 Winner
Kevin Kline

Outstanding Director of a Play

2004 Winner
Directed by Jack O'Brien

Special Award

2004 Recipient
Book adapted by Dakin Matthews
 

Outstanding Set Design of a Play

2004 Nominee
Scenic Design by Ralph Funicello
 

Outstanding Costume Design

2004 Nominee
Costume Design by Jess Goldstein
 

Outstanding Lighting Design

2004 Nominee
Lighting Design by Brian MacDevitt
 

Outstanding Sound Design

2004 Nominee
Sound Design by Mark Bennett
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