The Iceman Cometh Playbill - Dec 1946
The Iceman Cometh
Broadway
Original
People (30)
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Theodore Hickman
(Original)
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Margie
(Original)
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Hugo Kalmar
(Original)
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James Cameron
(Original)
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Don Parritt
(Original)
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Harry Hope
(Original)
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Pearl
(Original)
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Lieb
(Original)
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Cecil Lewis
(Original)
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Cora
(Original)
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Chuck Morello
(Original)
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Joe Mott
(Original)
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Willie Oban
(Original)Theodore Hickman
(Replacement)
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Pat McGloin
(Original)
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Rocky Pioggi
(Original)
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Larry Slade
(Original)
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Ed Mosher
(Original)
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Piet Wetjoen
(Original)
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Moran
(Original)
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Margie
(Replacement)
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Willie Oban
(Replacement)
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Theodore Hickman
(Original)
-
Margie
(Original)
-
Hugo Kalmar
(Original)
-
James Cameron
(Original)
-
Don Parritt
(Original)
-
Harry Hope
(Original)
-
Pearl
(Original)
-
Lieb
(Original)
-
Cecil Lewis
(Original)
-
Cora
(Original)
-
Chuck Morello
(Original)
-
Joe Mott
(Original)
-
Willie Oban
(Original)
-
Pat McGloin
(Original)
-
Rocky Pioggi
(Original)
-
Larry Slade
(Original)
-
Ed Mosher
(Original)
-
Piet Wetjoen
(Original)
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Moran
(Original)
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Writer
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Director
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Lighting DesignProduction Design
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Stage Manager
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Manager
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Publicity Director
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Associate Publicity Director
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Press Representative
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Producer
Inside The Playbill
The Iceman Cometh - December 9, 1946
The Iceman Cometh - December 9, 1946
The Iceman Cometh - December 9, 1946
The Iceman Cometh - December 9, 1946
The Iceman Cometh - December 9, 1946
The Iceman Cometh - December 9, 1946
The Iceman Cometh - December 9, 1946
The Iceman Cometh - December 9, 1946
The Iceman Cometh - December 9, 1946
Awards
| New York Drama Critics' Circle | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1947 | Best American Play | Nominee |
Other Broadway Productions
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The Iceman Cometh - Dec 13, 1973
Circle in the Square Theatre (Revival)
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The Iceman Cometh - Sep 29, 1985
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre (Revival)
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The Iceman Cometh - Apr 8, 1999
Brooks Atkinson Theatre (Revival)
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The Iceman Cometh - Apr 26, 2018
Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre (Revival)
Shows That Opened That Season: 1946–1947
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