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Cyrano de Bergerac   

 
Alvin Theatre , (10/08/1946 - 11/16/1946)
Ethel Barrymore Theatre , (11/18/1946 - 3/22/1947)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Oct 08, 1946   
Closing Date:Mar 22, 1947 Total Performances:193

Category: Play, Drama, Revival, Broadway
Setting: 1640-1655. Paris and Arras.


Production Staff
Produced by José Ferrer
Written by Edmond Rostand; Book adapted by Brian Hooker; Incidental music by Paul Bowles
Directed by Melchor G. Ferrer; Production Supervised by Arthur S. Friend
Scenic Design by Lemuel Ayers; Costume Design by Lemuel Ayers
General Manager: Jules J. Leventhal; Company Manager: Vince McKnight
Stage Manager: Jess Kimmel and Ralph Meeker; Assistant Stage Mgr: Robinson Stone
Press Representative: David Lipsky
Cast
José Ferrer Cyrano de Bergerac
a Gascon
Leopold Badia Montfleury
a tragic actor
Lee Baxter Ensemble
Toni Brown Ensemble
Robert Carroll Lignière
the poet
Ensemble
Leonardo Cimino Another Poet
Ensemble
Ralph Clanton Le Comte de Guiche
Marion Clements Ensemble
Francis Compton Carbon de Castel Jaloux
Captain of the Gascony Cadets
Nick Dennis A Cut Purse
Ensemble
Vincent Donahue A Poet
Ensemble
Ernest Graves Christian De Neuvillette
Phyllis Hill A Flower Girl
Sister Claire
Anthony Jordan Le Vicomte de Valvert
Ensemble
Walter Kelly Citizen's Son
Ensemble
Mary Jane Kersey A Soubrette
Ensemble
Samuel N. Kirkham A Cavalier
Ensemble
Paula Laurence Roxane's Duenna
Francis Letton A Meddler
Ensemble
Stewart Long A Lackey
Ensemble
Nan McFarland Lise
Ragueneau's wife
Mother Marguerite
Benedict McQuarrie A Porter
Ensemble
Ralph Meeker Another Lackey
Ensemble
John O'Connor A Marquis
Ensemble
George B. Oliver Ensemble
A Musketeer
Frances Reid Roxane
Cyrano's cousin
Hiram Sherman Ragueneau
a pastry cook
Jacqueline Soans A Comedienne
Sister Marthe
Robinson Stone Jodelet
the comedian
A Capuchin
Charles Summers A Guardsman
Ensemble
Patricia Wheel An Orange Girl
A Nun
Bert Whitley Brisaille
Ensemble
Wallace Widdecombe A Citizen
Ensemble
Howard Wierum Bellerose
leader of the acting company
Ensemble
Paul Wilson A Cadet
Ensemble
William Woodson Le Bret
1947 Tony Award® Best Actor in Play
winnerPerformer: José Ferrer [winner]