PlayOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 01, 1963
Closing Date
Feb 08, 1964
1st Preview
Sep 30, 1963
1st Preview
Sep 30, 1963
Previews
1
Performances
149
PlayOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Plymouth Theatre
(Oct 01, 1963 - Jan 04, 1964)
Booth Theatre
(Jan 06, 1964 - Feb 08, 1964)
Setting
A Royal Air Force station in England. Present time.
Produced by Morton Gottlieb and Helen Bonfils
Originally produced by The Royal Court Theatre and Bob Swash
Written by Arnold Wesker
Directed by John Dexter
Production Design by Jocelyn Herbert
General Manager: Richard Seader
Production Supervisor: Ed Wittstein; Stage Manager: Julian Oldfield; Assistant Stage Mgr: Edward Burrell, Norman Allen, Gerald McNally and Gill Sutherland
Press Representative: Dorothy Ross; Drill Instruction by R. Brittain, M.B.E. (ex-R.S.M.); Assistant to the Director: Braham Murray; Press Associate: Tom Trenkle; Press Assistant: Richard O'Brien
Norman Allen
Fourth Airman
Gary Bond
276 Thompson (Pip)
Edward Burrell
Second Airman
Tony Caunter
P.T. Instructor Flt. Sgt.
Dallas Cavell
Wing Commander
Alan Dobie
Corporal Hill
Patrick Ellis
Recruit
Barry Evans
First Airman
Derek Fowlds
252 Wingate (Charles)
Robert Hewitt
Sqaudron Leader
George Innes
239 Cannibal (Archie)
Ronald Lacey
279 Washington (Smiler)
John Lane
Fifth Airman
George Layton
First Corporal
John Levitt
277 Cohen (Dodger)
James Luck
Night Guard
Gerald McNally
Third Airman
John Noakes
272 Richardson (Whitey)
Corin Redgrave
Pilot Officer
Michael Standing
266 Smith (Dickey)
Terence Taplin
247 Seaford (Wilfe)
Christopher Timothy
Second Corporal
Frank Wylie
284 McClure (Andrew)
Understudies: Norman Allen (277 Cohen (Dodger)), Edward Burrell (272 Richardson (Whitey)), Tony Caunter (Corporal Hill, Sqaudron Leader), Patrick Ellis (252 Wingate (Charles), 279 Washington (Smiler)), John Lane (Third Airman, Fourth Airman, Recruit, Night Guard, First Airman, Second Airman), George Layton (276 Thompson (Pip), 239 Cannibal (Archie)), James Luck (266 Smith (Dickey)), Gerald McNally (247 Seaford (Wilfe), 284 McClure (Andrew), First Corporal, Second Corporal) and Christopher Timothy (Pilot Officer, P.T. Instructor Flt. Sgt.)

Plymouth Theatre (Oct 01, 1963 - Jan 04, 1964)

Cast

Patrick Ellis
279 Washington (Smiler)
Nov 02, 1963 - ?
Barry Evans
279 Washington (Smiler)
John Lane
First Airman
Gill Sutherland
Fifth Airman

Booth Theatre (Jan 06, 1964 - Feb 08, 1964)

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