Luther

St. James Theatre, (9/25/1963 - 1/11/1964)

Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, (1/13/1964 - 3/28/1964)

First Preview:	Sep 24, 1963	Total Previews:	1
Opening Date:	Sep 25, 1963
Closing Date:	Mar 28, 1964	Total Performances:	211

Category: Play, Original, Broadway

Setting: The convent of the Augustinian Order of Eremities at Erfurt, the market place, the castle church in Wittenberg, the Fugger Palace, a hunting lodge in Italy and the Diet of Worms. 1506-1527.

Opening Night Credits
Awards

Production Staff
Produced by David Merrick; Produced by arrangement with The English Stage Company and Oscar Lewenstein; Associate Producer: Neil Hartley
Written by John Osborne; Music composed and arranged by John Addison; "De Profundis" composed by Max Walmer
Directed by Tony Richardson
Scenic Design by Jocelyn Herbert; Costume Design by Jocelyn Herbert
General Manager: Jack Schlissel; Company Manager: Eugene Wolsk
Production Stage Manager: Mitchell Erickson; Stage Manager: B. Lester; Production Supervisor: Thea Neu
Choral Director: Max Walmer
Advertising: Blaine-Thompson and Fred Golden; Production Assistant: Jocelyn Tawse; General Press Representative: Lee Solters, Harvey B. Sabinson and David Powers; Press Representative: Mitchell Erickson

Cast

Albert Finney	Martin
Peter Bull	Tetzel
John Moffatt	Cajetan
Glyn Owen	Knight
Frank Shelley	Staupitz
Kenneth Warren	Hans
Thor Arngrim	Monks, lords, peasants, etc.
Robert Burr	Miltitz
Harry Carlson	Monks, lords, peasants, etc.
Stan Dworkin	Monks, lords, peasants, etc.
Michael Egan	Leo
Paul Flores	Singer
Dan Goggin	Singer
Perry Golkin	Child
Roger Hamilton	Monks, lords, peasants, etc.
John Heffernan	Weinand
Robert L. Hultman	Singer
Joseph Lamberta	Child
Lorna Lewis	Katherine
Konrad Matthaei	Monks, lords, peasants, etc.
Martin Rudy	Eck
Alfred Sandor	Reader
	Monks, lords, peasants, etc.
Marvin Solley	Singer - Soloist
Ted Thurston	Prior
Luis Van Rooten	Lucas

Understudies: Thor Arngrim (Miltitz), Robert Burr (Knight), Harry Carlson (Lucas, Weinand), Stan Dworkin (Eck, Hans), Roger Hamilton (Leo, Prior), John Heffernan (Martin), Barbara Lester (Katherine), Konrad Matthaei (Staupitz) and Alfred Sandor (Tetzel)

Tony Award^®
1964 Best Play [winner]
Written by John Osborne; Produced by David Merrick
1964 Best Actor in Play [nominee]
Albert Finney