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The Relapse
Or, Virtue in Danger
Play
Comedy
Revival
Broadway
Opening Date
Nov 22, 1950
Closing Date
Dec 16, 1950
Performances
30
Play
Comedy
Revival
Broadway
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Open Date: Nov 22, 1950
Close Date: Dec 16, 1950
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Morosco Theatre
(Nov 22, 1950 - Dec 16, 1950)
Description
A play in three acts
Setting
1965. Shortly after the restoration of the monarchy following the puritan era.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Theatre Owned / Operated by
City Playhouses, Inc. (Louis A. Lotito, President)
Produced by
The Theatre Guild (Theresa Helburn and Lawrence Langner: Administrative Directors; Armina Marshall: Associate Director)
Originally produced by
The Brattle Theatre Company
Written by
Sir John Vanbrugh
; Music by
Leslie Bridgewater
; Lyrics by
Clifford Bax
Directed by
Cyril Ritchard
; Associate Director:
Albert Marre
; With acknowledgement to
Anthony Quayle
(Directed the London revival in 1948)
Scenic Design by
Robert O'Hearn
; Costume Design by
Robert O'Hearn
Company Manager:
Peter Davis
Production Stage Manager:
Miles Morgan
; General Stage Manager:
Burry Fredrik
Conducted by
Thomas Philips
; Orchestra Personnel Manager:
Sol Gusikoff
Press Representative:
Richard Maney
and
Frank Goodman
Madge Elliott
Berinthia
Cousin to Amanda, a widow
Cyril Ritchard
Lord Foppington
Newly-created Peer
John Emery
Loveless
Husband to Amanda
Ruth Matteson
Amanda
Wife to Loveless
Philippa Bevans
Nurse
to Miss Hoyden
Thayer David
Sir Tunbelly Clumsey
a Country Gentleman
Carl Don
Shoemaker
for Lord Foppington
Jeremy
George Drew
Mendlegs
a Hosier
Jan Farrand
Miss Hoyden
a Great Fortune, Daughter to Sire Tunbelly
Robert Fletcher
Young Fashion
Brother to Lord Foppington
Bryant Haliday
Lory
Servant to Young Fashion
Jerry Kilty
Coupler
a Matchmaker
Albert Marre
La Varole
Valet to Lord Foppington
Murray Matheson
Worthy
a Gentleman of the Town
Skedge Miller
Foretop
Earl Montgomery
Syringe
a Surgeon
Bull
Chaplain to Sir Tunbelly
Priscilla Morrill
Abigail
Maid to Amanda
Kenneth Scott
Page
Donald Stevens
Taylor
to Lord Foppington
Sir John Friendly
Neighbor to Sire Tunbelly
Monford Trull
Tugg
a waterman
Jeanne Tufts
Mrs. Calicoe
a Seamstress
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Theatre Owned / Operated by
City Playhouses, Inc. (Louis A. Lotito, President)
Produced by
The Theatre Guild (Theresa Helburn and Lawrence Langner: Administrative Directors; Armina Marshall: Associate Director)
Originally produced by
The Brattle Theatre Company
Written by
Sir John Vanbrugh
; Music by
Leslie Bridgewater
; Lyrics by
Clifford Bax
Directed by
Cyril Ritchard
; Associate Director:
Albert Marre
; With acknowledgement to
Anthony Quayle
(Directed the London revival in 1948)
Scenic Design by
Robert O'Hearn
; Costume Design by
Robert O'Hearn
Company Manager:
Peter Davis
Production Stage Manager:
Miles Morgan
; General Stage Manager:
Burry Fredrik
Conducted by
Thomas Philips
; Orchestra Personnel Manager:
Sol Gusikoff
Press Representative:
Richard Maney
and
Frank Goodman
Madge Elliott
Berinthia
Cousin to Amanda, a widow
Cyril Ritchard
Lord Foppington
Newly-created Peer
John Emery
Loveless
Husband to Amanda
Ruth Matteson
Amanda
Wife to Loveless
Philippa Bevans
Nurse
to Miss Hoyden
Thayer David
Sir Tunbelly Clumsey
a Country Gentleman
Carl Don
Shoemaker
for Lord Foppington
Jeremy
George Drew
Mendlegs
a Hosier
Jan Farrand
Miss Hoyden
a Great Fortune, Daughter to Sire Tunbelly
Robert Fletcher
Young Fashion
Brother to Lord Foppington
Bryant Haliday
Lory
Servant to Young Fashion
Jerry Kilty
Coupler
a Matchmaker
Albert Marre
La Varole
Valet to Lord Foppington
Murray Matheson
Worthy
a Gentleman of the Town
Skedge Miller
Foretop
Earl Montgomery
Syringe
a Surgeon
Bull
Chaplain to Sir Tunbelly
Priscilla Morrill
Abigail
Maid to Amanda
Kenneth Scott
Page
Donald Stevens
Taylor
to Lord Foppington
Sir John Friendly
Neighbor to Sire Tunbelly
Monford Trull
Tugg
a waterman
Jeanne Tufts
Mrs. Calicoe
a Seamstress
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