The Plough and the Stars Playbill - Dec 1960
The Plough and the Stars
Broadway
Revival
People (26)
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Jack Clitheroe
(Original)
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Capt. Brennan
(Original)
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Mrs. Gogan
(Original)
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Rosie Redmond
(Original)
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Mollser
(Original)
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The Young Covey
(Original)
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Bessie Burgess
(Original)
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Nora Clitheroe
(Original)
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Lieut. Langon
(Original)
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Corporal Stoddart
(Original)
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A Woman
(Original)
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A Voice
(Original)Bartender
(Original)
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Fluther Good
(Original)
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The Figure in The Window
(Original)
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Sergeant Tinley
(Original)
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Peter Flynn
(Original)
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Jack Clitheroe
(Original)
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Capt. Brennan
(Original)
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Mrs. Gogan
(Original)
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Rosie Redmond
(Original)
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Mollser
(Original)
-
The Young Covey
(Original)
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Bessie Burgess
(Original)
-
Nora Clitheroe
(Original)
-
Lieut. Langon
(Original)
-
Corporal Stoddart
(Original)
-
A Woman
(Original)
-
A Voice
(Original)Bartender
(Original)
-
Fluther Good
(Original)
-
The Figure in The Window
(Original)
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Sergeant Tinley
(Original)
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Peter Flynn
(Original)
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Book
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Director
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Scenic DesignCostume Design
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Lighting Design
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Incidental MusicMusic Arrangements
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Production Stage Manager
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Stage Manager
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General Press Representative
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General Press Representative
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Producer
Inside The Playbill
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
The Plough And The Stars - December 1, 1960
Other Broadway Productions
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The Plough and the Stars - Nov 28, 1927
Hudson Theatre (Original)
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The Plough and the Stars - Nov 12, 1934
John Golden Theatre (Revival)
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The Plough and the Stars - Oct 7, 1937
Ambassador Theatre (Revival)
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The Plough and the Stars - Jan 4, 1973
Vivian Beaumont Theater (Revival)
Shows That Opened That Season: 1960–1961
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