PlayComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 15, 1955
Closing Date
Nov 20, 1955
Performances
8
PlayComedyOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
This production was composed of the following shows: Le Jeu de l'Amour et du Hasard, Un Caprice
This production played in repertory with Comédie Française Program 1, Comédie Française Program 2
Theatres
Broadway Theatre
(Nov 15, 1955 - Nov 20, 1955)
Description
A comedy in three acts

Le Jeu de l'Amour et du Hasard

Category: Play, Comedy, Original, Broadway
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Produced by S. Hurok; Produced by arrangement with Government of The French Republic
Written by Marivaux; Musical Director: André Cadou
Staged by Maurice Escande
Scenic Design by Emile Bertin; Costume Design by Suzanne Lalique
Company Manager: George A. Perper
Stage Manager: Charles Bellin
Conducted by Samuel Antek
Press Representative: Martin Feinstein, Michael Sweeley and Margaret Hartigan

Un Caprice

Category: Play, Comedy, One Act, Original, Broadway
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Produced by S. Hurok; Produced by arrangement with Government of The French Republic
Written by Alfred De Musset; Musical Director: André Cadou
Staged by Maurice Escande
Scenic Design by Emile Bertin; Costume Design by Suzanne Lalique
Company Manager: George A. Perper
Stage Manager: Charles Bellin
Conducted by Samuel Antek
Press Representative: Martin Feinstein, Michael Sweeley and Margaret Hartigan
Mony Dalmes
Mathilde
Arsene Drancourt
A Servant
Maurice Escande
M. de Chavigny
Marie Sabouret
Mme. de Lery
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