The Three Sisters

PlayDramaRevivalBroadway

Opening Date

Dec 19, 1973

Closing Date

Jan 11, 1974

1st Preview

Dec 18, 1973

1st Preview

Dec 18, 1973

Previews

Performances

PlayDramaRevivalBroadway

External Links

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.

This production played in repertory with The Beggar's Opera, Measure for Measure, Scapin, Next Time I'll Sing to You

Theatres

Billy Rose Theatre
(Dec 19, 1973 - Jan 11, 1974)

Description

A play in three acts

Comments

Performances Schedule: December 18th - evening, 19th - matinee and evening (opening), 20th - evening, 1973; January 8th - matinee, 9th - matinee, 10th - evening, 11th - evening, 1974.

People
- Production Staff
- Opening Night Cast
Produced by City Center Acting Company (John Houseman, Artistic Director; Margot Harley, Producing Director; Porter Van Zandt, Executive Director), John Houseman and Margot Harley

Written by Anton Chekhov; Translated by Tyrone Guthrie and Leonid Kipnis; Musical Director: Gerald Shaw

Directed by Boris Tumarin; Dances arranged by Elizabeth Keen

Scenic Design by Douglas W. Schmidt; Costume Design by John David Ridge; Lighting Design by Martin Aronstein

Stage Manager: Peter B. Mumford

Press Representative: Sol Jacobson and Lewis Harmon

Nita Angeletti

Member of the Prozorov Household

Gisela Caldwell

Anfisa
the nanny

Leah Chandler

Dounyasha
a Maid

Joel Colodner

Member of the Prozorov Household

Peter Dvorsky

Ferapont
Courier for the City Council

Benjamin Hendrickson

Andrey Prozorov

Cynthia Herman

Natasha

Kevin Kline

Vershinin
Lt. Colonel, Battery Commander

Patti LuPone

Irina
Andrei's sister

John Michalski

Member of the Prozorov Household

Mary-Joan Negro

Masha
Andrei's sister

Richard Ooms

Member of the Prozorov Household

Mary Lou Rosato

Olga
Andrei's sister

Jared Sakren

Rode
Second Lieutenant

David Schramm

Chebutykin
Army doctor

Gerald Shaw

Fedotik
Second Lieutenant

Norman Snow

Baron Tuzenbach
Lieutenant

David Ogden Stiers

Kulygin
Masha's husband

Sam Tsoutsouvas

Solyony
Captain

Understudies: Nita Angeletti (Olga, Masha, Dounyasha), Leah Chandler (Irina, Natasha, Anfisa), Joel Colodner (Solyony), Peter Dvorsky (Baron Tuzenbach), John Michalski (Fedotik, Rode), Richard Ooms (Chebutykin, Kulygin, Vershinin), Jared Sakren (Ferapont) and Sam Tsoutsouvas (Andrey Prozorov)

People

Production Staff
Opening Night Cast

Produced by City Center Acting Company (John Houseman, Artistic Director; Margot Harley, Producing Director; Porter Van Zandt, Executive Director), John Houseman and Margot Harley

Written by Anton Chekhov; Translated by Tyrone Guthrie and Leonid Kipnis; Musical Director: Gerald Shaw

Directed by Boris Tumarin; Dances arranged by Elizabeth Keen

Scenic Design by Douglas W. Schmidt; Costume Design by John David Ridge; Lighting Design by Martin Aronstein

Stage Manager: Peter B. Mumford

Press Representative: Sol Jacobson and Lewis Harmon

Nita Angeletti

Member of the Prozorov Household

Gisela Caldwell

Anfisa

the nanny

Leah Chandler

Dounyasha

a Maid

Joel Colodner

Member of the Prozorov Household

Peter Dvorsky

Ferapont

Courier for the City Council

Benjamin Hendrickson

Andrey Prozorov

Cynthia Herman

Natasha

Kevin Kline

Vershinin

Lt. Colonel, Battery Commander

Patti LuPone

Irina

Andrei's sister

John Michalski

Member of the Prozorov Household

Mary-Joan Negro

Masha

Andrei's sister

Richard Ooms

Member of the Prozorov Household

Mary Lou Rosato

Olga

Andrei's sister

Jared Sakren

Rode

Second Lieutenant

David Schramm

Chebutykin

Army doctor

Gerald Shaw

Fedotik

Second Lieutenant

Norman Snow

Baron Tuzenbach

Lieutenant

David Ogden Stiers

Kulygin

Masha's husband

Sam Tsoutsouvas

Solyony

Captain

Understudies: Nita Angeletti (Olga, Masha, Dounyasha), Leah Chandler (Irina, Natasha, Anfisa), Joel Colodner (Solyony), Peter Dvorsky (Baron Tuzenbach), John Michalski (Fedotik, Rode), Richard Ooms (Chebutykin, Kulygin, Vershinin), Jared Sakren (Ferapont) and Sam Tsoutsouvas (Andrey Prozorov)

PRODUCTIONS

More Productions by Opening Date

Chemin de Fer Nov 26, 1973
Feb 16, 1974

The Good Doctor Nov 27, 1973
May 26, 1974

Bette Midler Dec 03, 1973
Dec 23, 1973

The Pajama Game Dec 09, 1973
Feb 03, 1974

The Iceman Cometh Dec 13, 1973
Feb 24, 1974

The Three Sisters Dec 19, 1973
Jan 11, 1974

Ride the Winds May 16, 1974
May 18, 1974

Scapino May 18, 1974
Aug 31, 1974

Jule's Friends at the Palace May 19, 1974
May 19, 1974

Short Eyes May 23, 1974
Aug 04, 1974

The Magic Show May 28, 1974
Dec 31, 1978