Production Information
Previews: March 21, 1997 (45 previews) Opening: April 28, 1997 Closing: January 07, 2001 # Performances: 1543 Theatres: Plymouth Theatre (3/21/1997 - 1/7/2001) Production Type: Original Production Production Status: Closed Run Type: Open Run Market: Broadway Intermissions: 1
Production Staff
Ann Curtis
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Costume Designer
Beverly Emmons
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Lighting Designer
Jason Howland
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Musical Director
Paul Huntley
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Wig Designer
James Noone
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Scenic Designer
(Co-Scenic Designer)
Robin Phillips
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Director
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Scenic Designer
Joey Pizzi
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Choreographer
Karl Richardson
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Sound Designer
Kim Scharnberg
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Orchestrator
Scott Stauffer
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Sound Designer
Original Cast Replacements
Geoffrey Blaisdell
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Siegfried
(the Pianist at "The Red Hat")
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Barrow Boy
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General Lord Glossop
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Policeman
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John Utterson
(Understudy)
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Poole
(Understudy)
David Chaney
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Davie
(a barrow boy)
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Mr. Bissett
(an apothecary)
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A Maitre d'Hotel
(at a social club)
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An Old Man
(in the mental hospital)
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Manservant at Sir Danvers'
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Priest at wedding
Robert Cuccioli
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Edward Hyde
(Jekyll's "other half")
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Dr. Henry Jekyll
Bill E. Dietrich
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Bill
(a docker)
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A Tough
(at "The Red Hat")
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A Newsboy
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Choir Boy
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Groom
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Mental Patient
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Dr. Henry Jekyll/Edward Hyde
(Understudy)
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Edward Hyde
(Understudy)
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Right Honourable Archibald Proops
(Understudy)
Linda Eder
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Boy Soprano
(at the wedding)
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Lucy
(the main attraction at "The Red Hat")
John Treacy Egan
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Mike
(a clerk)
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Groom
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General Lord Glossop
(Understudy)
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Rupert
(Understudy)
Robert Evan
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Edward Hyde
(Alternate) (Jekyll's "other half")
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Dr. Henry Jekyll
(Alternate)
Donald Grody
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Poole
(Jekyll's manservant)
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Doctor
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Lord G
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Sir Danvers Carew
(Understudy)
Paul Hadobas
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Performer
(Swing)
Leah Hocking
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Kate
(a cockle seller)
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Emma Carew
(Understudy)
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Lucy
(Understudy)
Barrie Ingham
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Sir Danvers Carew
Michael Ingram
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Rupert
(Bishop of Basingstoke)
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Barrow Boy
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Bishop of Bathingstoke
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Policeman
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Sir Douglas
David Koch
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Ned
(a sailor)
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A Tough
(at "The Red Hat")
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Mental Patient
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Mr. Simon Stride
(Understudy)
Frank Mastrone
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Albert
(a barman)
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A Priest
(at the Bishop's funeral)
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Attendant
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First Gentleman
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Dr. Henry Jekyll
(Understudy)
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Edward Hyde
(Understudy)
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Lord Savage
(Understudy)
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The Spider
(Understudy)
Raymond Jaramillo McLeod
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Mr. Simon Stride
Corinne Melançon
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Bridesmaid
George Merritt
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John Utterson
Christiane Noll
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Emma Carew
(Jekyll's fiance)
Brad Oscar
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Barrow Boy
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Right Honourable Archibald Proops
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Second Gentleman
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Sir Peter
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Poole
(Understudy)
Molly Scott Pesce
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Molly
(a fish gutter)
Bonnie Schon
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Polly
(a scrubber woman)
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Whore
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Guinevere
(Understudy)
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Lady Beaconsfield
(Understudy)
Emily Scott Skinner
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Alice
(a scullery maid)
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Bridesmaid
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Housemaid
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Nurse
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Whore
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Emma Carew
(Understudy)
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Lucy
(Understudy)
Rebecca Spencer
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Performer
(Swing)
Jodi Stevens
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Bet
(a scullery maid)
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A Young Girl
(managed by Gwinny)
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Bridesmaid
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Housemaid
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Nurse
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Emma Carew
(Understudy)
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Lucy
(Understudy)
Martin Van Treuren
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The Spider
(proprietor of "The Red Hat")
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Lord Savage
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Sir Danvers Carew
(Understudy)
Charles E. Wallace
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Jack
(a beggar)
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A Tough
(at "The Red Hat")
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A Doorman
(at a social club)
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Attendant
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Curate
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Under Footman
Emily Zacharias
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Guinevere
(manageress of "The Red Hat")
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Lady Beaconsfield
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