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Mary Stuart

Vivian Beaumont Theatre, (11/12/1971 - 12/18/1971)

First Preview:	Oct 30, 1971	Total Previews:	13
Opening Date:	Nov 12, 1971
Closing Date:	Dec 18, 1971	Total Performances:	44

Category: Play, Revival, Broadway

Setting: 1587. In and around Fotheringay Castle. Royal Palace at Westminster.

Opening Night Credits

Production Staff
Produced by Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving and Robert Symonds)
Written by Friedrich Schiller; Book adapted by Stephen Spender; Incidental music by Stanley Silverman
Directed by Jules Irving
Scenic Design by Douglas W. Schmidt; Costume Design by Malcolm McCornick; Lighting Design by John Gleason
Production Stage Manager: Barbara-Mae Phillips; Stage Manager: Craig Anderson
Press Representative: Susan Bloch, William Schelble and Sedgwick Clark

Cast

Seth Allen	Sir Drue Drury
Philip Bosco	Robert Dudley
Adolph Caesar	Bellievre
Robert Christian	One of the Guards, Courtier, Gentlewomen
Crickett Coan	Serving Girl
	One of the Guards, Courtier, Gentlewomen
Kathleen Doyle	One of the Guards, Courtier, Gentlewomen
Stephen Elliott	Lord Burleigh
Ray Fry	Count Aubespine French Ambassador
Richard Greene	O'Kelly Mortimer's friend
Salome Jens	Mary Stuart Queen of Scotland
Richard Kline	One of the Guards, Courtier, Gentlewomen
Aline MacMahon	Hannah Kennedy
Joseph Maher	Sir Andrew Melvil
Nancy Marchand	Queen Elizabeth
Marilyn Meyers	One of the Guards, Courtier, Gentlewomen
Stuart Pankin	Sheriff of Northampton
Robert Phalen	Sir Edward Mortimer
Andy Robinson	Sir WiIliam Davison
Ronald Roston	One of the Guards, Courtier, Gentlewomen
Ray Stewart	Earl of Kent
Robert Symonds	Sir Amias Paulet Mary's jailer
James Tolkan	Officer
Sydney Walker	Talbot
Peter Weil	One of the Guards, Courtier, Gentlewomen
Mark Woods	Page

Understudies: Ray Fry (Lord Burleigh), Richard Greene (Robert Dudley), Richard Kline (Page, Sir Edward Mortimer), Frances Sternhagen (Mary Stuart, Queen Elizabeth) and Rey Stewart (Sir Andrew Melvil, Talbot)