PlayComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Feb 27, 1922
Closing Date
Mar 1922
Previews
0
Performances
25
PlayComedyOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Garrick Theatre
(Feb 27, 1922 - Mar 1922)
Description
A play two acts and six scenes
Setting
The Garden of Eden, Mesopotamia, London, the British Isles, and Ireland
Produced by The Theatre Guild
Written by Bernard Shaw
Part II (The Gospel of the Brothers Barnabas) staged by Alice Lewisohn and Agnes Morgan; Part IV (The Tragedy of an Elderly Gentleman) staged by Frank Reicher; Part V (As Far as Thought Can Reach) staged by Philip Moeller
Walter Abel
Acis
Martha-Bryan Allen
The Envoy's Daughter
 
The Newly-Born
Clelia Benjamin
Ecrasia
Albert Bruning
Franklyn Barnabas
 
The Elderly Gentleman
George Gaul
Adam
 
Napoleon
 
The Male Figure
 
The Ghost of Adam
Stanley Howlett
Haslam
 
The Archbishop of York
 
Arjillax
Moffat Johnston
Conrad Barnabas
 
Barnabas, the Accountant General
 
The He-Ancient
A. P. Kaye
Joyce-Burge
 
Burge-Lubin, President of the British Isles
 
The Envoy
 
Pygmalion
Claude King
Lubin
 
Confucius, the Chief Secretary
 
Zozim
 
Martellus
Dennis King
Cain
 
Strephon
 
The Ghost of Cain
Shirley King
The Envoy's Wife
Ernita Lascelles
Eve
 
The Woman
 
The Female Figure
 
The Ghost of Eve
Mary Lawton
The Minister of Health
 
Lilith
Eleanor Woodruff
Savvy
 
Zoo
 
A Maiden
Margaret Wycherly
The Voice of The Serpent
 
The Parlor Maid
 
Mrs. Lutestring, the Domestic Minister
 
The Oracle
 
The She-Ancient
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