Moby Dick Playbill - November 1962
People (26)
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Actor-Manager, later Father Mapple and Captain Ahab
(Original)
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Young Actor, later Ishmael
(Original)
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Young Actress' Understudy
(Original)
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Member of the Company, later Elijah
(Original)
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Cynical Actor, later Flask
(Original)
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Member of the Company, later The Mastheader and Voice of the Bachelor
(Original)
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Young Actress, later Pip
(Original)
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Member of the Company, later Queequeg
(Original)
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Stage Manager, later Capt. Peleg and Voice of The Rachel
(Original)
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Serious Actor, later Starbuck
(Original)
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Member of the Company, later Daggoo
(Original)
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An Old "Pro," later the Carpenter
(Original)
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Actor with Newspaper, later Stubb
(Original)
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Middle-aged Actor, later Tashtego
(Original)
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Actor-Manager, later Father Mapple and Captain Ahab
(Original)
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Young Actor, later Ishmael
(Original)
-
Young Actress' Understudy
(Original)
-
Member of the Company, later Elijah
(Original)
-
Cynical Actor, later Flask
(Original)
-
Member of the Company, later The Mastheader and Voice of the Bachelor
(Original)
-
Young Actress, later Pip
(Original)
-
Member of the Company, later Queequeg
(Original)
-
Stage Manager, later Capt. Peleg and Voice of The Rachel
(Original)
-
Serious Actor, later Starbuck
(Original)
-
Member of the Company, later Daggoo
(Original)
-
An Old "Pro," later the Carpenter
(Original)
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Actor with Newspaper, later Stubb
(Original)
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Middle-aged Actor, later Tashtego
(Original)
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Writer
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Adapted from <i>Moby Dick</i> by
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Director
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Lighting Design
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Incidental Music
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Production Stage Manager
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Stage Manager
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General Manager
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Press Representative
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Press Representative
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Producer
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Producer
Inside The Playbill
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Moby Dick - Opening Night
Shows That Opened That Season: 1962–1963
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