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Romantic Comedy
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Nov 12, 1957
Closing Date
Jun 28, 1958
Performances
248
Play
Romantic Comedy
Original
Broadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Morosco Theatre
(Nov 12, 1957 - Jun 28, 1958)
Description
A romantic comedy in two acts and five scenes
Setting
The Chateau and Park of the Dutchess of Pont-au-Bronc.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
The Playwrights' Company (Maxwell Anderson; Robert Anderson; Elmer Rice; Roger L. Stevens; John F. Wharton)
; Produced in association with
Milton Sperling
Written by
Jean Anouilh
; English version by
Patricia Moyes
; Incidental music by
Vernon Duke
; Lyrics and Orchestrations by:
Vernon Duke
Staged by
Albert Marre
Scenic Design by
Oliver Smith
; Costume Design by
Miles White
; Lighting Design by
Feder
; Assistant to Mr. Smith:
Robert O'Hearn
; Assistant to Mr. White:
Florence Klotz
General Manager:
Victor Samrock
; Company Manager:
Ben Rosenberg
Production Stage Manager:
George Hamlin
; Stage Manager:
Robert Fitzsimmons
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
E. W. Swackhamer
; Production Assistant:
Edward H. Davis
Music Contractor:
Morris Stonzek
; Pianist:
Edmund Horn
Production Associate:
George Hamlin
; Press Representative:
William Fields
; Press Associate:
Walter Alford
and
Reginald Denenholz
; Press Assistant:
Mae Lyons
; Assistant to the Director:
Todd Bolender
; Master Electrician:
Harry Romar
Richard Burton
Prince Albert
Helen Hayes
The Duchess of Pont-Au-Bronc
Susan Strasberg
Amanda
A milliner
Glenn Anders
Lord Hector
Sig Arno
Ferdinand
A head waiter
Emil Borsody
The Cellist
George Ebeling
The Taxi Driver
Truman Gaige
Germain
A ghilly
Stanley Grover
The Singer
Edmund Horn
The Pianist
George Landolf
Footmen and Waiters
Seymour Miroff
The Violinist
Le Roi Operti
The Ice Cream Man
Frederick Rolf
Theophilus
A butler
Fred Starbuck
Footmen and Waiters
E. W. Swackhamer
Footmen and Waiters
Frederic Warriner
The Landlord
Morosco Theatre
(Nov 12, 1957 - Jun 28, 1958)
Company Manager:
Morton Gottlieb
Production Stage Manager:
James Gelb
Cast
Urey Krasnopolsky
The Pianist
Ellen Madison
The Coat Room Attendant
Standby:
Cavada Humphrey
(The Duchess of Pont-Au-Bronc)
Understudies:
Stanley Grover
(The Taxi Driver),
Ellen Madison
(Amanda) and
Reuben Singer
(Ferdinand)
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Play
1958 Nominee
Produced by
The Playwrights' Company (Maxwell Anderson; Robert Anderson; Elmer Rice; Roger L. Stevens; John F. Wharton)
Written by
Jean Anouilh
Translated by
Patricia Moyes
; Produced in association with
Milton Sperling
Best Actor in Play
1958 Nominee
Richard Burton
Best Actress in a Play
1958 Winner
Helen Hayes
Best Featured Actor in a Play
1958 Nominee
Sig Arno
Best Scenic Design
1958 Nominee
Scenic Design by
Oliver Smith
Best Costume Design
1958 Nominee
Costume Design by
Miles White
Stage Technician
1958 Winner
Electrician:
Harry Romar
People
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Produced by
The Playwrights' Company (Maxwell Anderson; Robert Anderson; Elmer Rice; Roger L. Stevens; John F. Wharton)
; Produced in association with
Milton Sperling
Written by
Jean Anouilh
; English version by
Patricia Moyes
; Incidental music by
Vernon Duke
; Lyrics and Orchestrations by:
Vernon Duke
Staged by
Albert Marre
Scenic Design by
Oliver Smith
; Costume Design by
Miles White
; Lighting Design by
Feder
; Assistant to Mr. Smith:
Robert O'Hearn
; Assistant to Mr. White:
Florence Klotz
General Manager:
Victor Samrock
; Company Manager:
Ben Rosenberg
Production Stage Manager:
George Hamlin
; Stage Manager:
Robert Fitzsimmons
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
E. W. Swackhamer
; Production Assistant:
Edward H. Davis
Music Contractor:
Morris Stonzek
; Pianist:
Edmund Horn
Production Associate:
George Hamlin
; Press Representative:
William Fields
; Press Associate:
Walter Alford
and
Reginald Denenholz
; Press Assistant:
Mae Lyons
; Assistant to the Director:
Todd Bolender
; Master Electrician:
Harry Romar
Richard Burton
Prince Albert
Helen Hayes
The Duchess of Pont-Au-Bronc
Susan Strasberg
Amanda
A milliner
Glenn Anders
Lord Hector
Sig Arno
Ferdinand
A head waiter
Emil Borsody
The Cellist
George Ebeling
The Taxi Driver
Truman Gaige
Germain
A ghilly
Stanley Grover
The Singer
Edmund Horn
The Pianist
George Landolf
Footmen and Waiters
Seymour Miroff
The Violinist
Le Roi Operti
The Ice Cream Man
Frederick Rolf
Theophilus
A butler
Fred Starbuck
Footmen and Waiters
E. W. Swackhamer
Footmen and Waiters
Frederic Warriner
The Landlord
Morosco Theatre
(Nov 12, 1957 - Jun 28, 1958)
Company Manager:
Morton Gottlieb
Production Stage Manager:
James Gelb
Cast
Urey Krasnopolsky
The Pianist
Ellen Madison
The Coat Room Attendant
Standby:
Cavada Humphrey
(The Duchess of Pont-Au-Bronc)
Understudies:
Stanley Grover
(The Taxi Driver),
Ellen Madison
(Amanda) and
Reuben Singer
(Ferdinand)
Tony Award®
Best Play
1958 Nominee
Produced by
The Playwrights' Company (Maxwell Anderson; Robert Anderson; Elmer Rice; Roger L. Stevens; John F. Wharton)
Written by
Jean Anouilh
Translated by
Patricia Moyes
; Produced in association with
Milton Sperling
Best Actor in Play
1958 Nominee
Richard Burton
Best Actress in a Play
1958 Winner
Helen Hayes
Best Featured Actor in a Play
1958 Nominee
Sig Arno
Best Scenic Design
1958 Nominee
Scenic Design by
Oliver Smith
Best Costume Design
1958 Nominee
Costume Design by
Miles White
Stage Technician
1958 Winner
Electrician:
Harry Romar
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