Caine Mutiny Court Martial
Broadway Drama
Previews April 14 2006
Opened May 7 2006
Closed May 21 2006 Run
27 previews & 17 performances Running Time
2 hrs | 1 intermission Tickets $47.25 to $96.25
Prices do not include any taxes,
service charges or other charges
Advisory Might not be appropriate
for children under 12
Restrictions Children under 4 years
old not permitted
Performances
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8:00P |
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Producers
Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel,
Debra Black
Creative
Herman Wouk original
novel & author
Jerry Zaks director
William Ivey Long costume design
Paul Gallo lighting design
John Lee Beatty set design
Peter Fitzgerald sound design
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Opening Night Cast |
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David Schwimmer |
Lieutenant Barney Greenwald |
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Zeljko Ivanek |
Lieutenant Commander Philip Francis Queeg |
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Terry Beaver |
Captain Blakely |
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Tim Daly |
Lieutenant Commander John Chalee |
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Ben Fox |
Lieutenant Junior Grade Willis Seward
Keith |
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Murphy Guyer |
Captain Randolph Southard |
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Geoffrey Nauffts |
Lieutenant Thomas Keefer |
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Brian Reddy |
Dr Forrest Lundeen |
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Joe Sikora |
Lieutenant Stephen Maryk |
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Denis Butkus
Greg McFadden |
Party Guests |
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Robert L Devaney |
Orderly |
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Tom Gottlieb |
Stenographer |
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Tome Nelis |
Dr Bird |
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Paul David Story |
Signalman 3rd Class Junius Urban |
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Peter Bradbury
Michael Quinlan
Brian Russell
Doug Stender |
Members of the Court |
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Synopsis
Set in World War II, conflict swirls
around a young naval lieutenant who stands trial for leading a
mutiny against the commander of his ship, defended by a somewhat
aloof and enigmatic young officer
Broadway Show History
Premiering on Broadway in January 1954, Caine
Mutiny had a first run of 455 performances at the
Plymouth Theater
anchored by John Hodiak, Lloyd Nolan and Henry Fonda. The play had a
216-performance revival at the Circle in the Square Theater in 1983,
with Jay O Sanders, Michael Moriarity and John Rubenstein heading
the cast. That production was nominated for a
1983 Tony Award for Best
Reproduction of a Play |
