Vivat! Vivat Regina!
PlayOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 20, 1972
Closing Date
Apr 29, 1972
Previews
3
Performances
116
PlayOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: Jan 20, 1972
Close Date: Apr 29, 1972
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Setting
The second part of the 16th century. France, England and Scotland.
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PeopleProduced by David Merrick and Arthur Cantor; Produced by arrangement with H.M. Tennent, Ltd.; Associate Producer: Samuel LiffWritten by Robert BoltDirected by Peter DewsScenic Design by Carl Toms; Lighting Design by Lloyd BurlingameProduction Stage Manager: Mitchell Erickson; Stage Manager: John HandyPress Representative: Arthur Cantor Associates and Ellen LeveneClericOrmistonPopeSir Francis WalsinghamPrisonerFirst Court LadyJailerOne of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.BrewerOne of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.Lord MorOne of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.One of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.DoctorOne of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.Understudies: Norman Allen (de Quadra), Ralph Drischell (William Cecil, John Knox), John Handy (David Rizzio, Pope, Francois II, Cleric, Ormiston), Joseph Hill (Lord Morton), Diana Kirkwood (Elizabeth I), Randy Levey (Cleric, Ormiston, Francois II), Stephen Macht (Cardinal of Lorraine, Sir Francis Walsingham), Don McHenry (Claud Nau), Jane Singer (Mary Queen of Scots), Brian Sturdivant (Robert Dudley, Lord Darnley) and Ian Sullivan (Lord Bothwell)
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Awards
Tony Award®
Best Play
Best Actress in a Play
1972 Nominee
Eileen AtkinsBest Featured Actor in a Play
Produced by David Merrick and Arthur Cantor; Produced by arrangement with H.M. Tennent, Ltd.; Associate Producer: Samuel Liff
Written by Robert Bolt
Directed by Peter Dews
Scenic Design by Carl Toms; Lighting Design by Lloyd Burlingame
Production Stage Manager: Mitchell Erickson; Stage Manager: John Handy
Press Representative: Arthur Cantor Associates and Ellen Levene
Cleric
Ormiston
Pope
Sir Francis Walsingham
Prisoner
First Court Lady
Jailer
One of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.
Brewer
One of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.
Lord Mor
One of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.
One of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.
Doctor
One of the Courtiers, Lairds, Clerks, Servants, etc.
Understudies:
Norman Allen
(de Quadra), Ralph Drischell
(William Cecil, John Knox), John Handy
(David Rizzio, Pope, Francois II, Cleric, Ormiston), Joseph Hill
(Lord Morton), Diana Kirkwood
(Elizabeth I), Randy Levey
(Cleric, Ormiston, Francois II), Stephen Macht
(Cardinal of Lorraine, Sir Francis Walsingham), Don McHenry
(Claud Nau), Jane Singer
(Mary Queen of Scots), Brian Sturdivant
(Robert Dudley, Lord Darnley) and Ian Sullivan
(Lord Bothwell)
Tony Award®
Best Play
Best Actress in a Play
1972 Nominee
Eileen Atkins
Eileen Atkins
Best Featured Actor in a Play
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