PlayComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 12, 1952
Closing Date
Dec 20, 1952
Performances
13
PlayComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

This production was composed of the following shows: Les Fausses Confidences, Baptiste
Theatres
Ziegfeld Theatre
(Nov 12, 1952 - Dec 20, 1952)
Comments
Performed in French

Les Fausses Confidences

Category: Play, Comedy, Original, Broadway
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Theatre Owned / Operated by Billy Rose
Produced by S. Hurok; Produced by arrangement with Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the French Government; Under the auspices of the Association Française d'Action Artistique
Written by Marivaux
Directed by Jean-Louis Barrault
Scenic Design by Maurice Brianchon; Costume Design by Maurice Brianchon; Madeleine Renaud's coiffure by Caroline Reboux; Madeleine Renaud's gowns by Christian Dior; Simone Valère's gowns by Manguin; Marie-Hélène Dasté's gowns by Worth; Marie-Hélène Dasté's coiffure by Claude Saint-Cyr
Administrator for Compagnie Madeleine Renaud / Jean-Louis Barrault: C. Leonard; Company Manager: Edward Haas
Stage Manager for Compagnie Madeleine Renaud / Jean-Louis Barrault: Roger Guttin; Production Stage Manager: Carmen Capalbo
General Press Representative: Martin Feinstein; Scenic Consultant: Wolfgang Roth

Baptiste

Category: Play, Pantomime, Original, Broadway
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Theatre Owned / Operated by Billy Rose
Produced by S. Hurok; Produced by arrangement with Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the French Government; Under the auspices of Association Française d'Action Artistique
Incidental music by Kosma; Musical Director: Pierre Boulez; Inspired by the famous mime "The Old Clothes Man" played by Debureau
Conceived by Jacques Prévert; Choreographed by Jean-Louis Barrault
Production Design by Mayo; Madeleine Renaud's coiffure by Caroline Reboux; Madeleine Renaud's gowns by Christian Dior; Simone Valère's gowns by Manguin; Elina Labourdette's gowns by Jacques Fath; Elina Labourdette's coiffure by Jacques Fath
Administrator for Compagnie Madeleine Renaud / Jean-Louis Barrault: C. Leonard; Company Manager: Edward Haas
Stage Manager for Compagnie Madeleine Renaud / Jean-Louis Barrault: Roger Guttin; Production Stage Manager: Carmen Capalbo
General Press Representative: Martin Feinstein; Scenic Consultant: Wolfgang Roth
Jean-Louis Barrault
Baptiste
Madeleine Renaud
La Statue
Beauchamp
Le Marchand D'Habits
Jean-François Calvé
L'Invite
Anne Carrère
L'Invitee
Jean Desailly
Le Chanteur
Jacques Galland
Le Laquais
Jean-Pierre Granval
Le Bijoutier
 
L'Invite
Jean Juillard
Le Gardien de Square
 
L'Invite
Elina Labourdette
La Petite Fille
 
L'Invitee
Serge Perrault
Arlequin
Madeleine Renaud
La Duchesse
Pierre Sonnier
Le Laquais
Simone Valère
La Lavandiere
 
L'Invitee
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