PlayComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 06, 1994
Closing Date
Feb 06, 1994
1st Preview
Dec 23, 1993
1st Preview
Dec 23, 1993
Previews
16
Performances
37
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Lyceum Theatre
(Jan 06, 1994 - Feb 06, 1994)
Setting
A small provincial town in Russia in the early 19th century.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by National Actors Theatre (Tony Randall, Founder and Artistic Advisor; Michael Langham, Artistic Advisor; Fred Walker, Managing Director)
Written by Nikolai Gogol; Adapted by Adrian Mitchell; American version by Mark Vietor; Incidental music by Stanley Silverman
Directed by Michael Langham; Assistant Director: Mark Vietor
Scenic Design by Douglas Stein; Costume Design by Lewis Brown; Lighting Design by Richard Nelson; Sound Design by Dan Moses Schreier
General Manager: Niko Associates, Inc. (Manny Kladitis, Founder and President); Executive Producer: Manny Kladitis; Company Manager: Brig Berney
Production Stage Manager: Michael Ritchie; Production Manager: Technical Theater Services, Ltd., John H. Paull, III and Rhys Williams; Technical Director: T. Kevin Fisher; Production Supervisor: Suzanne Prueter
Casting: Elizabeth R. Woodman; General Press Representative: Springer Associates, Inc.
Adrienne Alitowski
Ensemble
Jefrey Alan Chandler
Bobchinsky
a Landowner
Andi Davis
Nastinka
Luka's Wife
 
The Sergeant's Widow
John Dybdahl
Ensemble
Herb Foster
Stepan Korobkin
a landowner
Peter Michael Goetz
Anton Skvoznik-Dmuchanovsky
the Police Governor
Elizabeth Heflin
Avdotya
a household servant
Annette Helde
The Locksmith's Wife
 
Korobkin's Wife
Francis Henry
Ensemble
Ted Hoffstatter
Ensemble
Richard Holmes
Lyulyukov
a Landowner
Nancy Hower
Marya
Anton's daughter
Lainie Kazan
Anna
Anton's wife
David Patrick Kelly
Osip
Ivan's Servant
Nicholas Kepros
Luka Khlopov
the School's Superintendent
Martin Kildare
Ensemble
Tom Lacy
A Waiter
 
Chernyayev
a Merchant
Jerry Lanning
Dherzimorda
a Police Officer
 
A Gendarme
Leo Leyden
Khristian Gibner
the Doctor
 
Rastakovsky
a landowner
 
Ensemble
Michael Lombard
Artemy Zemlyanika
the Charities Commissioner
Tim MacDonald
Panteleyeva
a Merchant
Jesse L. Martin
Abdulin
a Merchant
Demetria McCain
Ensemble
Rod McLachlan
The Police Inspector
 
Ensemble
Mark Niebuhr
Svistunov
a Police Officer
 
Ensemble
Alec Phoenix
Pugovitizin
a Police Officer
 
Ensemble
Tony Randall
Ivan Khlestakov
a Government Clerk
Blake Robison
Ensemble
Jack Ryland
Ammos Lyapkin-Tyapkin
the Judge
Kevin Shinick
Mishka
a household servant
Derek Smith
Dobchinsky
a Landowner
Michael Stuhlbarg
Ivan Shpekin
the Postmaster
Bruce Villineau
Ensemble
John Burton Willson
Ensemble
Understudies: Andi Davis (Marya), Elizabeth Heflin (The Locksmith's Wife, The Sergeant's Widow, Nastinka), Annette Helde (Anna), Richard Holmes (Luka Khlopov, Artemy Zemlyanika), Martin Kildare (Anton Skvoznik-Dmuchanovsky, Rastakovsky, Khristian Gibner), Tim MacDonald (Ammos Lyapkin-Tyapkin, Abdulin), Jesse L. Martin (Panteleyeva), Rod McLachlan (Stepan Korobkin, Dherzimorda, A Gendarme), Mark Niebuhr (Dobchinsky, Chernyayev), Alec Phoenix (Bobchinsky, A Waiter), Blake Robison (The Police Inspector, Mishka, Lyulyukov, Osip), Kevin Shinick (Ivan Shpekin, Pugovitizin, Svistunov) and Michael Stuhlbarg (Ivan Khlestakov)
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