PlayDramaOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 06, 1969
Closing Date
Nov 15, 1969
Previews
6
Performances
49
PlayDramaOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Imperial Theatre
(Oct 06, 1969 - Nov 15, 1969)
Setting
Austria-Hungary; Lemberg, Warsaw, Prague, Dresden, Vienna. 1890-1913.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization
Produced by David Merrick Arts Foundation; Associate Producer: Samuel Liff
Written by John Osborne; Incidental music by Laurence Rosenthal
Directed by Peter Glenville
Scenic Design by Oliver Smith; Costume Design by Freddy Wittop; Lighting Design by Thomas Skelton; Make-Up Design by Richard Corson; Hair Design by Vincent Prestia; Sound Design by Tom Hardcastle; Assistant to Mr. Wittop: Joseph E. Miller
General Manager: Jack Schlissel; Company Manager: Richard Highley
Production Stage Manager: Alan Hall; Stage Manager: Geoffrey Johnson; Assistant Stage Mgr: John Handy
Guitar: Frederick Hand; Violin: James Carter and Eric Lewis; Cello: Ruben Rivera
Duel Staged by Rod Colbin; Assistant to the Director: Ronn Forella; General Press Representative: Harvey B. Sabinson and Lee Solters; Press Representative: David Powers; Assistant to the Producer: Helen Nickerson; Advertising: Fred Golden
Maximilian Schell
Alfred Redl
Salome Jens
Countess Sophia Delyanoff
Dennis King
Baron von Epp
Jered Barclay
Ludwig Max von Kupfer
Peter Bartlett
Officer
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Shepherdess
Alan Brasington
Ferdy
 
Hofburg Guest
Warren Burton
Officer
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Young Man in Cafe
 
Lady of Fashion
Madlyn Cates
Anna
 
Hofburg Guest
Peter Colly
Salome
 
Hofburg Guest
Mariclare Costello
Hilde
Staats Cotsworth
Lt. Col. Ludwig von Mohl
Noel Craig
2d Lt. Victor Jerzabek
 
Officer
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Shepherdess
Keene Curtis
Col. Mischa Oblensky
James Dukas
Stanitsin
Michael Goodwin
Lt. Stefan Kovacs
 
Flunkey
John Horn
Albrecht
Carl Jessop
Marie Antoinette
 
Officer
 
Hofburg Guest
Tom Lee Jones
Broadway debut
Orthodox Priest
 
Kupfer's Second
 
Officer
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Private
 
Boy
Richard Jordan
August Siczynski
Marilyn Joseph
Whore
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Passerby
John Kramer
Adjutant
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Private
 
Little Boy
Luis Lopez-Cepero
Hotel Waiter
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Shepherdess
Christopher Pennock
Paul
 
Flunkey
 
Little girl
Stefan Schnabel
Gen. Conrad von Hotzendorf
Hedy Sontag
Whore
 
Hofburg Guest
Robert Stattel
Maximilian von Taussig
Eugene Stuckmann
Equestrienne
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Passerby
 
Hotel Head Waiter
Brian Sturdivant
Balkan Chief
 
Kupfer's Second
 
Officer
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Private
Tom V.V. Tammi
Steinbauer
Billi Vitali
Whore
 
Hofburg Guest
Inge von Reith
Whore
 
Hofburg Guest
Bryan Young
Waiter at Anna's
 
Hofburg Guest
 
Tsarina
Ed Zimmermann
Judge Advocate Jaroslav Kunz
Understudies: Peter Bartlett (Ferdy, Boy, Marie Antoinette, Lady of Fashion), Warren Burton (2d Lt. Victor Jerzabek), James Dukas (Hotel Head Waiter), John Handy (Tsarina, Shepherdess), Carl Jessop (Steinbauer, Hotel Waiter), Tom Lee Jones (Lt. Stefan Kovacs, Paul), John Kramer (Judge Advocate Jaroslav Kunz, Ludwig Max von Kupfer), Luis Lopez-Cepero (Albrecht, Salome), Christopher Pennock (Maximilian von Taussig, August Siczynski), Hedy Sontag (Countess Sophia Delyanoff, Hilde), Eugene Stuckmann (Baron von Epp, Gen. Conrad von Hotzendorf, Lt. Col. Ludwig von Mohl, Col. Mischa Oblensky), Brian Sturdivant (Stanitsin, Young Man in Cafe, Adjutant) and Ed Zimmermann (Alfred Redl)

Tony Award®

 

Best Featured Actor in a Play

1970 Nominee
Dennis King
 

Best Costume Design

1970 Nominee
Costume Design by Freddy Wittop

Drama Desk Award

Outstanding Costume Design

1970 Winner
Costume Design by Freddy Wittop
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