Caesar and Cleopatra
PlayComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 19, 1951
Closing Date
Apr 12, 1952
Performances
67
PlayComedyRevivalBroadway
Open Date: Dec 19, 1951
Close Date: Apr 12, 1952
Closed Flag: n
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
This production played in repertory withAntony and Cleopatra
Description
A play in five acts
Setting
Palace courtyard on the Syrian border of Egypt, 48 B.C.; The Sphinx in the desert; The Throne-room in the Palace
- PeopleTheatre Owned / Operated byBilly RoseProduced byGilbert Miller; Produced by arrangement withLaurence Olivier Productions, Ltd.Directed byMichael BenthallScenic Design byRoger Furse; Costume Design byAudrey Cruddas; Assistant to the Designer:Roger RamsdellGeneral Manager:Morton Gottlieb; Company Manager:Ben BoyarStage Director:Rosemary Hill; Stage Manager:Anthony Pelly andTerence Owen; Assistant Stage Mgr:Jessie BarclayOrchestra Manager:Jessie BarclayEnsembleEnsemblePorter1st Roman AuxiliaryEnsemblePorterOfficial at Dinner2nd Roman AuxiliaryEnsembleRoman SentinelHarpistEnsembleEnsembleEnsemblePorterPriestEnsembleBoatmanEnsemblePorterEgyptian GuardsmanOfficial at Dinner
Theatre Owned / Operated byBilly Rose
Produced byGilbert Miller; Produced by arrangement withLaurence Olivier Productions, Ltd.
Directed byMichael Benthall
Scenic Design byRoger Furse; Costume Design byAudrey Cruddas; Assistant to the Designer:Roger Ramsdell
General Manager:Morton Gottlieb; Company Manager:Ben Boyar
Stage Director:Rosemary Hill; Stage Manager:Anthony Pelly andTerence Owen; Assistant Stage Mgr:Jessie Barclay
Orchestra Manager:Jessie Barclay
Ensemble
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Porter
1st Roman Auxiliary
Ensemble
Porter
Official at Dinner
2nd Roman Auxiliary
Ensemble
Roman Sentinel
Harpist
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Porter
Priest
Ensemble
Boatman
Ensemble
Porter
Egyptian Guardsman
Official at Dinner
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