SpecialBallet DanceOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 30, 1946
Closing Date
Nov 09, 1946
SpecialBallet DanceOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

This production was composed of the following shows: Pillar of Fire, Pas de Deux, Fancy Free, Interplay
Theatres
Broadway Theatre
(Sep 30, 1946 - Nov 09, 1946)

Pillar of Fire

Category: Special, Ballet, Dance, Original, Broadway
Setting: Around 1900.
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Produced by Lucia Chase and Oliver Smith
Musical Director: Max Goberman; Music by Arnold Schoenberg
Choreographed by Antony Tudor
Scenic Design by Jo Mielziner; Costume Design by Jo Mielziner
Executive Manager: Peter Lawrence; Company Manager: Alan Attwater
Production Stage Manager: Herman Kantor; Stage Manager: Joseph Bastien and John Q. Collins
Conducted by Max Goberman and Daniel Saidenburg (Conducted opening night due to Max Goberman's illness)
Artistic Administrator: Antony Tudor; Press Representative: Walter Alford and William Fields; Settings Executed by Bergman Studios; Costumes Executed by Karinska, Inc.
Diana Adams
Lover-in-Experience
Fernando Alonso
Lover-in-Innocence
Patricia Barker
Lover-in-Innocence
Dick Beard
Lover-in-Experience
Lucia Chase
Eldest Sister
Kenneth Davis
Lover-in-Innocence
Shirley Eckl
Lover-in-Experience
Barbara Fallis
Lover-in-Innocence
Mary Heater
Maiden Lady Out Walking
Stanley Herbertt
Lover-in-Experience
Nora Kaye
Hagar
Ruth Ann Koesun
Lover-in-Innocence
Hugh Laing
The Young Man From The House Opposite
Paula Lloyd
Lover-in-Innocence
Doreen Oswald
Lover-in-Innocence
Frances Rainer
Maiden Lady Out Walking
Cynthia Riseley
Lover-in-Experience
Donald Saddler
Lover-in-Experience
Roy Tobias
Lover-in-Innocence
Antony Tudor
The Friend
Norma Vance
Youngest Sister

Pas de Deux

Category: Special, Ballet, Dance, Original, Broadway
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Produced by Lucia Chase and Oliver Smith
Musical Director: Max Goberman; Music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Choreographed after Marius Petipa by Anton Dolin
Executive Manager: Peter Lawrence; Company Manager: Alan Attwater
Production Stage Manager: Herman Kantor; Stage Manager: Joseph Bastien and John Q. Collins
Conducted by Max Goberman and Daniel Saidenburg (Conducted opening night due to Max Goberman's illness)
Artistic Administrator Antony Tudor; Press Representative: Walter Alford and William Fields

Fancy Free

Category: Special, Ballet, Dance, Original, Broadway
Setting: New York City, a side street. The present, a hot summer night.
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Produced by Lucia Chase and Oliver Smith
Musical Director: Max Goberman; Music by Leonard Bernstein
Choreographed by Jerome Robbins
Scenic Design by Oliver Smith; Costume Design by Kermit Love; Lighting Design by Peter Lawrence
Executive Manager: Peter Lawrence; Company Manager: Alan Attwater
Production Stage Manager: Herman Kantor; Stage Manager: Joseph Bastien and John Q. Collins
Conducted by Max Goberman and Daniel Saidenburg (Conducted opening night due to Max Goberman's illness)
Artistic Administrator: Antony Tudor; Press Representative: Walter Alford and William Fields; Scenery Executed by Eugene B. Dunkel Studios; Ladies' Costumes Executed by Edith Lutyens
Muriel Bentley
Passer-by
Shirley Eckl
Passer-by
Michael Kidd
Sailor
John Kriza
Sailor
Paula Lloyd
Passer-by
Tommy Rall
Sailor
Donald Saddler
Bartender

Broadway Theatre (Sep 30, 1946 - Nov 09, 1946)

Cast

Harold Lang
Performed one night to reunite with original sailors, Jerome Robbins and John Kriza
Sailor
Oct 20, 1946 - Oct 20, 1946
Jerome Robbins
Performed one night to reunite with original sailors Harold Lang and John Kriza
Sailor
Oct 20, 1946 - Oct 20, 1946

Interplay

Category: Special, Ballet, Revival, Broadway
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Produced by Lucia Chase and Oliver Smith
Musical Director: Max Goberman; Music by Morton Gould
Choreographed by Jerome Robbins
Scenic Design by Oliver Smith; Costume Design by Irene Sharaff
Executive Manager: Peter Lawrence; Company Manager: Alan Attwater
Production Stage Manager: Herman Kantor; Stage Manager: Joseph Bastien and John Q. Collins
Associate Conductor: Ben Steinberg; Piano Solo: Marcel Hansotte
Artistic Administrator: Antony Tudor; Press Representative: Walter Alford and William Fields; Scene Design Executed by Eugene B. Dunkel; Costumes Executed by Karinska, Inc.
Fernando Alonso
Ensemble
Muriel Bentley
Ensemble
Anna Cheselka
Ensemble
Melissa Hayden
Pas de Deux
 
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John Kriza
Pas de Deux
 
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Paula Lloyd
Ensemble
Fernand Nault
Ensemble
Tommy Rall
Soloist
 
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