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The Relapse
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| Opening Date: | Nov 22, 1950 | ||
| Closing Date: | Dec 16, 1950 | Total Performances: | 30 |
Category: Play, Comedy, Revival, Broadway
Description: A play in three acts
Setting: 1965. Shortly after the restoration of the monarchy following the puritan era.
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| Theatre Owned / Operated by City Playhouses, Inc. (Louis A. Lotito, President) | |
| Produced by The Theatre Guild (Theresa Helpburn 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 Frederick | |
| Conducted by Thomas Philips; Orchestra Personnel Manager: Sol Gusikoff | |
| Press Representative: Richard Maney and Frank Goodman | |
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| Madge Elliott | Berinthia Cousin to Amanda, a widow |
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| Cyril Ritchard | Lord Foppington Newly-created Peer |
| John Emery | Loveless Husband to Amanda |
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| Ruth Matteson | Amanda Wife to Loveless |
| Philippa Bevans | Nurse to Miss Hoyden |
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| Thayer David | Sir Tunbelly Clumsey a Country Gentleman |
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| Carl Don | Shoemaker for Lord Foppington |
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| Jeremy | ||
| George Drew | Mendlegs a Hosier |
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| Jan Farrand | Miss Hoyden a Great Fortune, Daughter to Sire Tunbelly |
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| Robert Fletcher | Young Fashion Brother to Lord Foppington |
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| Bryant Haliday | Lory Servant to Young Fashion |
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| Jerry Kilty | Coupler a Matchmaker |
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| Albert Marre | La Varole Valet to Lord Foppington |
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| Murray Matheson | Worthy a Gentleman of the Town |
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| Skedge Miller | Foretop | |
| Earl Montgomery | Syringe a Surgeon |
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| Bull Chaplain to Sir Tunbelly |
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| Priscilla Morrill | Abigail Maid to Amanda |
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| Kenneth Scott | Page | |
| Donald Stevens | Taylor to Lord Foppington |
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| Sir John Friendly Neighbor to Sire Tunbelly |
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| Monford Trull | Tugg a waterman |
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| Jeanne Tufts | Mrs. Calicoe a Seamstress |