Opening Date

Dec 25, 1963

Closing Date

Nov 14, 1964

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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Setting
Two hundred years before the Christian era, a day in spring. A street in Rome in front of the houses of Erronius, Senex and Lycus.
Produced by Martin Tahse; Produced by arrangement with Hal Prince
Book by Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart; Music by Stephen Sondheim; Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim; A Musical Comedy Based on the Plays of Plautus; Music orchestrated by Irwin Kostal and Sid Ramin; Dance arrangements by Hal Schaefer; Additional Dance Music by Betty Walberg; Musical Director: Joseph D. Lewis
Production Directed by George Abbott; Choreography and Musical Staging by Jack Cole; Uncredited staging and choreography by Jerome Robbins
Scenic Design by Tony Walton; Costume Design by Tony Walton; Lighting Design by Jean Rosenthal
General Manager: Elizabeth Ireland McCann; Company Manager: Fred Cuneo
Production Stage Manager: Thelma Chandler; Stage Manager: Henry Garrard; Assistant Stage Mgr: Ross Hertz
Press Representative: Morton Langbord and Meredith Evans
Paul Hartman
Senex
a citizen of Rome
Edward Everett Horton
Erronius
a citizen of Rome
Jerry Lester
Prologus
an actor
 
Pseudolus
slave to Hero
Erik Rhodes
Lycus
a buyer and seller of courtesans
Arnold Stang
Hysterium
slave to Senex and Domina
Dec 25, 1963 - Oct 03, 1964
Justine Johnston
Domina
wife of Senex
Adair McGowan
Miles Gloriosus
a warrior
Dec 25, 1963 - Jul 1964
Donna McKechnie
Philia
a virgin
Bert Stratford
Hero
son of Senex and Domina
Tisa Chang
Tintinabula
a courtesan
Ricki Covette
Gymnasia
a courtesan
Pamela Hayford
Geminae
a courtesan, one of a pair
Scott Hunter
Protean
Dec 25, 1963 - Jul 1964
Eric Kelly
Protean
Dec 25, 1963 - Jul 1964
Helen Levit
Geminae
a courtesan, one of a pair
Gloria Mills
Panacea
a courtesan
David Neuman
Protean
Helen Sylvia
Vibrata
a courtesan
Standby: David Huddleston (Pseudolus, Prologus)
Understudies: Nancy Mae Burns (Philia), Ross Hertz (Erronius, Senex), Erik Howell (Protean, Hero), Allan Louw (Lycus, Miles Gloriosus), David Neuman (Hysterium), Emily Ruhberg (Domina, Gymnasia) and Jo Ann Tenney (Tintinabula, Panacea, Vibrata)
General Manager: Al Berr; Company Manager: Carl Abraham
Production Stage Manager: Henry Garrard; Stage Manager: Ross Hertz; Assistant Stage Mgr: Don Fleming
Press Representative: George Deber and Ken Hinaman

Cast

Gil Lamb
Hysterium
slave to Senex and Domina
Oct 05, 1964 - Nov 14, 1964
Robert Brooks
Miles Gloriosus
a warrior
Jul 1964 - Nov 14, 1964
Dan Goff
Protean
Jul 1964 - Nov 14, 1964
Keith Stewart
Protean
Jul 1964 - Nov 14, 1964
Understudies: Don Fleming (Protean, Hero) and Carol Fox (Philia, Geminae)
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Theatre

City and State

Aug 25, 1964 - Nov 14, 1964
CIBC Theatre
Chicago, IL
Aug 10, 1964 - Aug 22, 1964
Ellie Caulkins Opera House
Denver, CO
Aug 03, 1964 - Aug 08, 1964
Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Vancouver, BC
Jul 21, 1964 - Aug 01, 1964
Music Hall
Seattle, WA
Jul 14, 1964 - Jul 18, 1964
Keller Auditorium
Portland, OR
Jun 15, 1964 - Jul 11, 1964
Fisher Theatre
Detroit, MI
May 25, 1964 - Jun 13, 1964
Meridian Hall
Toronto, ON
May 18, 1964 - May 23, 1964
Brown Theatre
Louisville, KY
May 11, 1964 - May 16, 1964
Clowes Memorial Hall
Indianapolis, IN
Apr 27, 1964 - May 09, 1964
Roberts Orpheum
St. Louis, MO
Apr 20, 1964 - Apr 25, 1964
Pabst Theatre
Milwaukee, WI
Apr 13, 1964 - Apr 18, 1964
St. Paul Auditorium
St. Paul, MN
Apr 06, 1964 - Apr 11, 1964
Orpheum Theatre - Minneapolis
Minneapolis, MN
Mar 23, 1964 - Apr 04, 1964
Hanna Theatre
Cleveland, OH
Mar 09, 1964 - Mar 21, 1964
Shubert Theatre
Cincinnati, OH
Mar 02, 1964 - Mar 07, 1964
The Playhouse on Rodney Square
Wilmington, DE
Feb 03, 1964 - Feb 29, 1964
Shubert Theatre at the Boch Center
Boston, MA
Jan 20, 1964 - Feb 01, 1964
Ford's Theatre
Baltimore, MD
Dec 25, 1963 - Jan 18, 1964
Forrest Theatre
Philadelphia, PA