PlayDramaRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 09, 1969
Closing Date
Oct 25, 1969
Performances
11
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
This production played in repertory with A Flea in Her Ear, Tiny Alice
Theatres
ANTA Playhouse
(Oct 09, 1969 - Oct 25, 1969)
Description
A play in three acts
Setting
Prozorov's house in Russia at the turn of the century
Produced by The American National Theatre and Academy, Alfred De Liagre, Jr. and Jean Dalrymple
Written by Anton Chekhov
Directed by William Ball; Dances by Ed Mock; Associate Director: Eugene Barcone
Scenic Design by Paul Staheli; Costume Design by Ann Roth; Lighting Design by John McLain
Stage Manager: Mark Rodgers
Press Representative: Howard Atlee, David Roggensack, Stanley F. Kaminsky and Dennis Powers
Jay Doyle
Andrei Prozorov
George Ede
Ferapont
Courier for the City Council
Alternate
Harry Frazier
Kulygin
Masha's husband
Carol Mayo Jenkins
Natalya Ivanovna
Andrei's fiancee/wife
Philip Kerr
Fedotik
Second Lieutenant
Ruth Kobart
Anfisa
the nanny
Robert Lanchester
Solyony
Captain
Michael Learned
Masha
Andrei's sister
James Milton
Rode
Second Lieutenant
Michael O'Sullivan
Ferapont
Courier for the City Council
Alternate
William Paterson
Chebutykin
Army doctor
Angela Paton
Olga
Andrei's sister
Ken Edward Ruta
Vershinin
Lt. Colonel, Battery Commander
Paul Shenar
Baron Tuzenbach
Lieutenant
Kitty Winn
Irina
Andrei's sister
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