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The Lady's Not For Burning
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| First Preview: | Total Previews: | ||
| Opening Date: | Nov 08, 1950 | ||
| Closing Date: | Mar 17, 1951 | Total Performances: | 151 |
Category: Play, Romantic Comedy, Original, Broadway
Setting: A room in the house of Hebble Tyson, Mayor of the small market town of Cool Clary. The 15th Century either more or less or exactly.
| Production Staff | |
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| Theatre Owned / Operated by Magoro Operating Corporation | |
| Produced by Atlantis Productions; Produced in association with The Theatre Guild, Tennent Productions Ltd. and John C. Wilson | |
| Written by Christopher Fry | |
| Directed by John Gielgud | |
| Decor by Oliver Messel | |
| General Manager: C. Edwin Knill; Company Manager: Charles Mulligan | |
| Stage Manager: Alison Colvil; Assistant Stage Mgr: Alan Haines and Trader Faulkner | |
| Press Representative: Willard Keefe and David Tebet; Advertising: Ingram Ash | |
| Cast |
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| Pamela Brown | Jennet Jourdemayne | |
| John Gielgud | Thomas Mendip a discharged soldier |
| Peter Bull | Edward Tappercoom a justice |
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| Richard Burton | Richard an orphaned clerk |
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| David Evans | Nicholas Devise | |
| George Howe | Hebble Tyson the Mayor |
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| Richard Leech | Humphrey Devise brother of Nicholas |
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| Eliot Makeham | The Chaplin | |
| Penelope Munday | Alizon Eliot | |
| Nora Nicholson | Margaret Devise mother of Nicholas |
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| Esme Percy | Matthew Skipps |
| 1951 Theatre World Award | |
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 | Richard Burton [winner] |