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Two Shakespearean Actors
Play
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Jan 16, 1992
Closing Date
Feb 09, 1992
1st Preview
Dec 17, 1991
1st Preview
Dec 17, 1991
Previews
33
Performances
29
Play
Original
Broadway
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Open Date: Jan 16, 1992
Close Date: Feb 09, 1992
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Cort Theatre
(Jan 16, 1992 - Feb 09, 1992)
Setting
Between May 3 and May 10, 1849. Various locations in New York City, including the stages and backstages of the Broadway Theatre and the Astor Place Opera House.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by
Lincoln Center Theater (Gregory Mosher: Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
First produced by
The Royal Shakespeare Company (Terry Hands, Artistic Director)
Written by
Richard Nelson
; Incidental music by
Bob James
; Music orchestrated by
Bob James
Directed by
Jack O'Brien
Scenic Design by
David Jenkins
; Costume Design by
Jane Greenwood
; Lighting Design by
Jules Fisher
; Sound Design by
Jeff Ladman
; Projection Design by
Greg Meeh
LCT General Manager:
Steven C. Callahan
; Company Manager:
Bruce Klinger
LCT Production Manager:
Jeff Hamlin
; Production Stage Manager:
Alan Hall
; Stage Manager:
Deborah Clelland
Special Effects by
Greg Meeh
Poster Art by
James McMullan
; LCT General Press Representative:
Merle Debuskey
; Fight direction by
Steve Rankin
; LCT Director of Development:
Hattie K. Jutagir
; LCT Director of Marketing:
Thomas Cott
; LCT Dramaturg:
Anne Cattaneo
; Casting:
Risa Bramon
and
Billy Hopkins
; Advertising:
Russek Advertising
; Dialect Coach:
Tim Monich
Dedicated to the memory of
Joseph Papp
Tom Aldredge
Washington Irving
writer and amateur actor
Brian Bedford
Williams Charles Macready
Astor Place (Macbeth), English
Ben Bodé
Peter Arnold
Astor Place (Malcolm)
Alan Brasington
Charles Clark
Astor Place (Macduff)
Michael Butler
George Bradshaw
Astor Place (Banquo)
Jeffrey Allan Chandler
Scott
Broadway Theatre (who normally plays Macduff but is injured)
Richard Clarke
Mr. Blakely
Broadway Theatre (Duncan; Errington)
Frances Conroy
Catherine Forrest
wife of Edwin, English
Hope Davis
Miss Anne Holland
Broadway Theatre (3rd Witch; Nahmeokee)
Le Clanché du Rand
Mrs. Pope
Astor Place (Lady Macbeth)
Mitchell Edmonds
Mr. Chippindale
Astor Place (2nd Witch)
Katie Finneran
Miss Wemyss
an aspiring actress, daughter of Frederick Wemyss
Victor Garber
Edwin Forrest
Broadway Theatre (Macbeth; Metamora)
Laura Innes
Agnes Robertson
actress and Boucicault's wife, English/Scottish
eljko Ivanek
John Ryder
Broadway Theatre (fills in as Macduff), English & companion of Macready
Judy Kuhn
Miss Helen Burton
Broadway Theatre (2nd Witch; Goodenough)
Tom Lacy
Tilton
Broadway Theatre (Porter; Church)
David Andrew Macdonald
Robert Jones
Broadway Theatre (Banquo, Malcolm; Anrawandah)
Ensemble
Tim MacDonald
James Bridges
Astor Place (Young Siward, 3rd Witch, Ross)
Katie MacNichol
Ensemble
Bill Moor
Frederick Wemyss
Astor Place (Siward, Old Man)
James Murtaugh
John Sefton
Astor Place (1st Witch, Donalbain)
Susan Pellegrino
Ensemble
Thomas Schall
Ensemble
Eric Stoltz
Dion Boucicault
playwright and actor, English/Irish
Jennifer Van Dyck
Miss Jane Bass
Broadway Theatre (1st Witch)
Graham Winton
Thomas Fisher
Broadway Theatre (Young Siward; Kaweshine)
Understudies:
Ben Bodé
(James Bridges),
Alan Brasington
(John Ryder),
Michael Butler
(Edwin Forrest),
Jeffrey Allan Chandler
(Williams Charles Macready),
Richard Clarke
(Washington Irving, Frederick Wemyss),
Hope Davis
(Miss Jane Bass),
Mitchell Edmonds
(Tilton, Mr. Blakely),
David Andrew Macdonald
(Thomas Fisher, Peter Arnold),
Katie MacNichol
(Miss Anne Holland, Miss Helen Burton, Miss Wemyss),
James Murtaugh
(Scott),
Susan Pellegrino
(Mrs. Pope, Catherine Forrest, Agnes Robertson),
Thomas Schall
(Charles Clark, George Bradshaw, John Sefton, Mr. Chippindale, Robert Jones) and
Graham Winton
(Dion Boucicault)
Cort Theatre
(Jan 16, 1992 - Feb 09, 1992)
Assistant Stage Mgr:
Eric Eligator
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Play
1992 Nominee
Produced by
Lincoln Center Theater (Gregory Mosher: Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
Written by
Richard Nelson
Best Actor in Play
1992 Nominee
Brian Bedford
Best Featured Actor in a Play
1992 Nominee
eljko Ivanek
Best Costume Design
1992 Nominee
Costume Design by
Jane Greenwood
Best Direction of a Play
1992 Nominee
Directed by
Jack O'Brien
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Actor in a Play
1992 Winner
Brian Bedford
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play
1992 Nominee
eljko Ivanek
Statistics
Season:
1991-92
View Graph
Week Ending
Gross
% Gross Pot.
Attendance
% Capacity
# Previews
# Perf.
Statistics supplied are courtesy of
The Broadway League
.
Two Shakespearean Actors Statistics
1991-92 Season
GROSS
ATTENDANCE
Gross
Week Ending
Attendance
Week Ending
People
Awards
Statistics
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by
Lincoln Center Theater (Gregory Mosher: Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
First produced by
The Royal Shakespeare Company (Terry Hands, Artistic Director)
Written by
Richard Nelson
; Incidental music by
Bob James
; Music orchestrated by
Bob James
Directed by
Jack O'Brien
Scenic Design by
David Jenkins
; Costume Design by
Jane Greenwood
; Lighting Design by
Jules Fisher
; Sound Design by
Jeff Ladman
; Projection Design by
Greg Meeh
LCT General Manager:
Steven C. Callahan
; Company Manager:
Bruce Klinger
LCT Production Manager:
Jeff Hamlin
; Production Stage Manager:
Alan Hall
; Stage Manager:
Deborah Clelland
Special Effects by
Greg Meeh
Poster Art by
James McMullan
; LCT General Press Representative:
Merle Debuskey
; Fight direction by
Steve Rankin
; LCT Director of Development:
Hattie K. Jutagir
; LCT Director of Marketing:
Thomas Cott
; LCT Dramaturg:
Anne Cattaneo
; Casting:
Risa Bramon
and
Billy Hopkins
; Advertising:
Russek Advertising
; Dialect Coach:
Tim Monich
Dedicated to the memory of
Joseph Papp
Tom Aldredge
Washington Irving
writer and amateur actor
Brian Bedford
Williams Charles Macready
Astor Place (Macbeth), English
Ben Bodé
Peter Arnold
Astor Place (Malcolm)
Alan Brasington
Charles Clark
Astor Place (Macduff)
Michael Butler
George Bradshaw
Astor Place (Banquo)
Jeffrey Allan Chandler
Scott
Broadway Theatre (who normally plays Macduff but is injured)
Richard Clarke
Mr. Blakely
Broadway Theatre (Duncan; Errington)
Frances Conroy
Catherine Forrest
wife of Edwin, English
Hope Davis
Miss Anne Holland
Broadway Theatre (3rd Witch; Nahmeokee)
Le Clanché du Rand
Mrs. Pope
Astor Place (Lady Macbeth)
Mitchell Edmonds
Mr. Chippindale
Astor Place (2nd Witch)
Katie Finneran
Miss Wemyss
an aspiring actress, daughter of Frederick Wemyss
Victor Garber
Edwin Forrest
Broadway Theatre (Macbeth; Metamora)
Laura Innes
Agnes Robertson
actress and Boucicault's wife, English/Scottish
eljko Ivanek
John Ryder
Broadway Theatre (fills in as Macduff), English & companion of Macready
Judy Kuhn
Miss Helen Burton
Broadway Theatre (2nd Witch; Goodenough)
Tom Lacy
Tilton
Broadway Theatre (Porter; Church)
David Andrew Macdonald
Robert Jones
Broadway Theatre (Banquo, Malcolm; Anrawandah)
Ensemble
Tim MacDonald
James Bridges
Astor Place (Young Siward, 3rd Witch, Ross)
Katie MacNichol
Ensemble
Bill Moor
Frederick Wemyss
Astor Place (Siward, Old Man)
James Murtaugh
John Sefton
Astor Place (1st Witch, Donalbain)
Susan Pellegrino
Ensemble
Thomas Schall
Ensemble
Eric Stoltz
Dion Boucicault
playwright and actor, English/Irish
Jennifer Van Dyck
Miss Jane Bass
Broadway Theatre (1st Witch)
Graham Winton
Thomas Fisher
Broadway Theatre (Young Siward; Kaweshine)
Understudies:
Ben Bodé
(James Bridges),
Alan Brasington
(John Ryder),
Michael Butler
(Edwin Forrest),
Jeffrey Allan Chandler
(Williams Charles Macready),
Richard Clarke
(Washington Irving, Frederick Wemyss),
Hope Davis
(Miss Jane Bass),
Mitchell Edmonds
(Tilton, Mr. Blakely),
David Andrew Macdonald
(Thomas Fisher, Peter Arnold),
Katie MacNichol
(Miss Anne Holland, Miss Helen Burton, Miss Wemyss),
James Murtaugh
(Scott),
Susan Pellegrino
(Mrs. Pope, Catherine Forrest, Agnes Robertson),
Thomas Schall
(Charles Clark, George Bradshaw, John Sefton, Mr. Chippindale, Robert Jones) and
Graham Winton
(Dion Boucicault)
Cort Theatre
(Jan 16, 1992 - Feb 09, 1992)
Assistant Stage Mgr:
Eric Eligator
Tony Award®
Best Play
1992 Nominee
Produced by
Lincoln Center Theater (Gregory Mosher: Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
Written by
Richard Nelson
Best Actor in Play
1992 Nominee
Brian Bedford
Best Featured Actor in a Play
1992 Nominee
eljko Ivanek
Best Costume Design
1992 Nominee
Costume Design by
Jane Greenwood
Best Direction of a Play
1992 Nominee
Directed by
Jack O'Brien
Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Actor in a Play
1992 Winner
Brian Bedford
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play
1992 Nominee
eljko Ivanek
Season:
1991-92
View Graph
Week Ending
Gross
% Gross Pot.
Attendance
% Capacity
# Previews
# Perf.
Statistics supplied are courtesy of
The Broadway League
.
Two Shakespearean Actors Statistics
1991-92 Season
GROSS
ATTENDANCE
Gross
Week Ending
Attendance
Week Ending
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