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Opening Date
Nov 09, 1972
Closing Date
Dec 16, 1972
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Oct 28, 1972
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Oct 28, 1972
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13
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Open Date: Nov 09, 1972
Close Date: Dec 16, 1972
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Vivian Beaumont Theater
(Nov 09, 1972 - Dec 16, 1972)
Setting
The Bardin estate. Provincial Russia, 1905.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving)
Written by
Maxim Gorky
; Translated by
Jeremy Brooks
and
Kitty Hunter-Blair
; Incidental music by
Cathy MacDonald
Directed by
Ellis Rabb
Scenic Design by
Douglas W. Schmidt
; Lighting Design by
John Gleason
; Costume Design by
Ann Roth
; Assistant to Mr. Schmidt:
Paul Zalon
; Assistant to Miss Roth:
Robert Pusilo
; Hair Design by
Jim Sullivan
; Make-Up Design by
Jim Sullivan
General Manager:
Alan Mandell
Production Stage Manager:
Craig Anderson
; Stage Manager:
Robert Lowe
; Production Supervisor:
Frank Bayer
; Production Manager:
Bruce Hoover
Lincoln Center Public Relations Director:
Susan Bloch
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Associate:
William Schelble
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Assistant:
Norman J-F Lombino
; Assistant to the Director:
Joan Houseman
; Lincoln Center Casting Director:
Frederick Brahms
; Advertising:
Hy Jacobs
and
Lawrence Weiner and Associates
; Photographer:
Martha Swope
Penelope Allen
Peasant Woman
Philip Bosco
Mikhail Skrobotov
Zakhar's business partner
Barbara Cook
Kleopatra
Mikhail's wife
Frank Dwyer
Vyripaev
workman
Ray Fry
Kvach
Boboyedov's corporal
Murrell Gehman
Peasant Woman
Tom Lacy
Captain Boboyedov
Intelligence Corps
Will Lee
Kon
Pechenegov's orderly
Nancy Marchand
Tatiana
Yakov's wife
Everett McGill
Ryabtsov
workman
Fred Morsell
Yagodin
workman
Carole Ocwieja
Peasant Woman
George Pentecost
Pologgy
a clerk
Robert Phalen
Grekov
workman
Jane Rose
Agrafena
the housekeeper
Stefan Schnabel
General Pechenegov
retired, the Bardin's Uncle
Susan Sharkey
Nadya
Paulina's niece
Josef Sommer
Nikolai Skrobotov
Mikhail's brother, assistant public prosecutor
Frances Sternhagen
Paulina
Zakhar's wife
Dan Sullivan
Yakimov
workman
Robert Symonds
Zahkar Bardin
George Taylor
Lieutentant Strepetov
Army Corps
Louis Turenne
Disctrict Police Inspector
Christopher Walken
Sintsov
a clerk
Sydney Walker
Levshin
workman
James Ray Weeks
Policeman
Joseph Wiseman
Yakov Bardin
Zakhar's brother
Understudies:
Penelope Allen
(Tatiana, Agrafena),
Frank Dwyer
(Captain Boboyedov, Kvach, Yagodin, Disctrict Police Inspector),
Ray Fry
(Zahkar Bardin, Kon),
Murrell Gehman
(Paulina, Kleopatra),
Everett McGill
(Grekov),
Fred Morsell
(Yakov Bardin),
Carole Ocwieja
(Nadya),
Robert Phalen
(Nikolai Skrobotov),
George Taylor
(Pologgy, Levshin),
Louis Turenne
(General Pechenegov, Mikhail Skrobotov) and
James Ray Weeks
(Sintsov, Ryabtsov, Yakimov, Lieutentant Strepetov)
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving)
Written by
Maxim Gorky
; Translated by
Jeremy Brooks
and
Kitty Hunter-Blair
; Incidental music by
Cathy MacDonald
Directed by
Ellis Rabb
Scenic Design by
Douglas W. Schmidt
; Lighting Design by
John Gleason
; Costume Design by
Ann Roth
; Assistant to Mr. Schmidt:
Paul Zalon
; Assistant to Miss Roth:
Robert Pusilo
; Hair Design by
Jim Sullivan
; Make-Up Design by
Jim Sullivan
General Manager:
Alan Mandell
Production Stage Manager:
Craig Anderson
; Stage Manager:
Robert Lowe
; Production Supervisor:
Frank Bayer
; Production Manager:
Bruce Hoover
Lincoln Center Public Relations Director:
Susan Bloch
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Associate:
William Schelble
; Lincoln Center Public Relations Assistant:
Norman J-F Lombino
; Assistant to the Director:
Joan Houseman
; Lincoln Center Casting Director:
Frederick Brahms
; Advertising:
Hy Jacobs
and
Lawrence Weiner and Associates
; Photographer:
Martha Swope
Penelope Allen
Peasant Woman
Philip Bosco
Mikhail Skrobotov
Zakhar's business partner
Barbara Cook
Kleopatra
Mikhail's wife
Frank Dwyer
Vyripaev
workman
Ray Fry
Kvach
Boboyedov's corporal
Murrell Gehman
Peasant Woman
Tom Lacy
Captain Boboyedov
Intelligence Corps
Will Lee
Kon
Pechenegov's orderly
Nancy Marchand
Tatiana
Yakov's wife
Everett McGill
Ryabtsov
workman
Fred Morsell
Yagodin
workman
Carole Ocwieja
Peasant Woman
George Pentecost
Pologgy
a clerk
Robert Phalen
Grekov
workman
Jane Rose
Agrafena
the housekeeper
Stefan Schnabel
General Pechenegov
retired, the Bardin's Uncle
Susan Sharkey
Nadya
Paulina's niece
Josef Sommer
Nikolai Skrobotov
Mikhail's brother, assistant public prosecutor
Frances Sternhagen
Paulina
Zakhar's wife
Dan Sullivan
Yakimov
workman
Robert Symonds
Zahkar Bardin
George Taylor
Lieutentant Strepetov
Army Corps
Louis Turenne
Disctrict Police Inspector
Christopher Walken
Sintsov
a clerk
Sydney Walker
Levshin
workman
James Ray Weeks
Policeman
Joseph Wiseman
Yakov Bardin
Zakhar's brother
Understudies:
Penelope Allen
(Tatiana, Agrafena),
Frank Dwyer
(Captain Boboyedov, Kvach, Yagodin, Disctrict Police Inspector),
Ray Fry
(Zahkar Bardin, Kon),
Murrell Gehman
(Paulina, Kleopatra),
Everett McGill
(Grekov),
Fred Morsell
(Yakov Bardin),
Carole Ocwieja
(Nadya),
Robert Phalen
(Nikolai Skrobotov),
George Taylor
(Pologgy, Levshin),
Louis Turenne
(General Pechenegov, Mikhail Skrobotov) and
James Ray Weeks
(Sintsov, Ryabtsov, Yakimov, Lieutentant Strepetov)
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