The Man in the Glass Booth (St Martin's Theatre - Royale Theatre) (1967)

The Man in the Glass Booth (1968)

Date from	11 July 1967
Date to	December 1967 The dates here are for the original London production. For the dates of the NY transfer, see ‘venues’ below.
No of Performances	Unknown
Language	English

Venues

Nottingham Playhouse (Est. 1963)

11-Jul-1967

St Martin's Theatre (Est. 1916)

27-Jul-1967

Royale Theatre, New York

26-Sep-1968 to 17-May-1969

Linked Productions

No linked Production have been added to this production record yet.

Linked People

Harold Pinter (1930 - 2008)

Creative | Director

Robert Shaw (1927 - 1978)

Creative | Playwright

Voytek [mononymous] (1925 - 2014)

Creative | Set Designer

Michael Northern

Creative | Lighting Designer

Ed Wittstein

Creative | Set Designer

For the New York production

Jules Fisher

Creative | Lighting Designer

For the New York production

Joseph G Aulisi

Creative | Costume Designer

For the New York production

Linked Organisations

No Linked organisations have been added to this production record yet.

Characters

Arthur Goldman (Age: Not specified, Male)

London and New York

Performer: Donald Pleasence (1919 - 1995)

Sam (Man in Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Mark Heath

Sam (Man in Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Graham Brown

Durer (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Michael Ebert

Jack (Man in Glass Booth) (Age: Not specified, Male)

London

Performer: Simon Kelly

Jack (Man in Glass Booth) (Age: Not specified, Male)

New York

Performer: Madison Arnold

Charlie Cohn (Age: Not specified, Male)

London and New York

Performer: Lawrence Pressman

Flower Man (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Leon Lissek

Flower Man (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: John Coe

Dr Kessel (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Terence Lodge

Dr Kessel (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Jack Hollander

Rudin (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Clifford Elkin

Rudin (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: F. Murray Abraham

Mrs Rosen (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Yootha Joyce (1927 - 1980)

Mrs Rosen (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Ronnie L Gilbert

Steiger (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Iain Blair

Steiger (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Paul Manfred

Durer (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Mark Powell

Presiding Judge (Age: Not specified, Male)

London

Performer: Vernon Dobtcheff

Presiding Judge (Age: Not specified, Male)

New York

Performer: Boris Tumarin

Mrs Levi (Age: Not specified, Female)

London

Performer: Margaret Gibson

Mrs Levi (Age: Not specified, Female)

New York

Performer: Florence Tarlow

Old Man (Man in the Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Simon Kelly

Old Man (Man in the Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Madison Arnold

Young Man (Man in the Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Clifford Elkin

Solomon (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Terence Lodge

Woman (Man in the Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Sonia Dresdel

Guard (Man in Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Auton Low

Guard (Man in Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

London

Performer: Edwin Kuks

Guard (Man in Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Walter Allen

Guard (Man in Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Robert Anthony

Landau (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Abe Vigoda

Mrs Lehman (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Tresa Hughes

Sergeant (Man in Glass Booth) (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Clinton Atkinson

Judge (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Ben Kapin

Judge (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Martin Rudy

Prosecutor (Age: Not Specified)

New York

Performer: Jack Hollander

Linked Awards

Tony Award

1968

Best play

Tony Award

1968

Best director: Harold Pinter

Tony Award

1968

Best actor: Donald Pleasance

Resources

Poster, V&A collection (URL)

Type: Poster

External Link: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1164712/poster-gask-jerome/

Sources

Theatre programme (personal collection)

Theatre programme: Playbill, Vol. 2, No. 8.

Theatre programme