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The Madwoman of Chaillot   

 
Belasco Theatre , (12/27/1948 - 6/25/1949)
Royale Theatre , (8/22/1949 - 1/07/1950)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Dec 27, 1948   
Closing Date:Jan 07, 1950 Total Performances:368

Category: Play, Comedy, Original, Broadway
Description: A play in two acts
Setting: Paris, France.


Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization
Produced by Alfred De Liagre, Jr.
Written by Jean Giraudoux; Book adapted by Maurice Valency; Music arranged by Alexander Haas; Incidental music by Alexander Haas and Albert Hague
Directed by Alfred De Liagre, Jr.
Scenic Design by Christian Berard; Costume Design by Christian Berard; Lighting Design by Samuel Leve
General Manager: Samuel H. Schwartz
Stage Manager: Will Gould; Assistant Stage Mgr: William Chambers
Conducted by Alexander Haas
Press Representative: Bernard Simon and Marjorie Barkentin; Press Assistant: Robert Ganshaw
Cast
Martita Hunt Countess Aurelia
The Madwoman of Chaillot
John Beahan The Street Juggler
Maurice Brenner The Shoe-Lace Peddler
One of the Prospectors
Millicent Brower The Flower Girl
Paul Byron An Adolphe Bertaut
John Carradine The Ragpicker
William Chambers The Doorman
One of the Prospectors
An Adolphe Bertaut
Eugene Cibelli The Street Singer
Patricia Courtley Therese
Lady
Leora Dana Irma
Clarence Derwent The President
One of the Presidents
Sandro Giglio Dr. Jadin
One of the Press Agents
Harold Grau The Little Man
An Adolphe Bertaut
Jonathan Harris The Broker
One of the Presidents
Martin Kosleck The Deaf Mute
Le Roi Operti The Baron
One of the Presidents
Barbara Pond Paulette
Lady
Doris Rich Mme. Josephine
Madwoman of La Concorde
Ralph Roberts The Policeman
Richard Sanders The Sergeant
Alan Shayne Pierre
Ralph Smiley The Waiter
Archie Smith One of the Press Agents
Gilbert Smith An Adolphe Bertaut
Vladimir Sokoloff The Prospector
One of the Prospectors
Sonia Sorel Lady
James Westerfield The Sewer-Man
One of the Press Agents
Nydia Westman Mlle. Gabrielle
Madwoman of St. Sulpice
Estelle Winwood Mme. Constance
Madwoman of Passy
1949 Tony Award® Best Actress (Dramatic)
winnerPerformer: Martita Hunt [winner]