The Elephant Man
- Rehearsal: February 11, 2002
- Preview: March 26, 2002
- Open: April 14, 2002
- Close: June 2, 2002
Play - Revival
Running Time: 1hr 40mins
From a desperate existence in a Victorian freak show to his days as the toast of London high society, the life of John Merrick, the Elephant Man, has fascinated the world for well over a century. Though his disfigurement brought notoriety, it was his unblemished inner humanity that most astonished those around him, compelling examinations of their own prejudices and beliefs.
For The Record:
The original production of “The Elephant Man” opened on Apr 19, 1979 at the Booth, under the auspices of Richmond Crinkley, Elizabeth I McCann & Nelle Nugent. Jack Hofsiss directed a cast which included Philip Anglim, Carole Shelley & Kevin Conway.
Total Gross:
$1,574,221
Average Weekly Gross:
$157,422
Total Attendance:
44,594
Average Weekly Attendance:
52%
Staff & Creative Team
Producer:
General Manager:
101 ProductionsCasting Director:
Ilene Starger CastingAdvertising Representative:
Serino CoynePress Agent:
Boneau/Bryan-BrownProduction Stage Manager:
Arthur GaffinAuthor
Bernard PomeranceDirector
Sean MathiasSettings & Costumes
Santo LoquastoLighting
James F IngallsSound
David ShapiroOriginal Music
Philip GlassCast
| John Merrick | 03/26/2002 - 06/02/2002 |
| Frederick Treves | 03/26/2002 - 06/02/2002 |
| Pinhead/Mrs Kendall | 03/26/2002 - 06/02/2002 |
| Countess/Conductor/Belgian Policeman/Snork | 03/26/2002 - 06/02/2002 |
| London Policeman/Will/Pinhead Manager/Lord John | 03/26/2002 - 06/02/2002 |
| Miss Sandwich/Duchess/Princess Alexandra/Pinhead | 03/26/2002 - 06/02/2002 |
| Carr Gomm/Belgian Policeman | 03/26/2002 - 06/02/2002 |
| Ross/Bishop Walsham How | 03/26/2002 - 06/02/2002 |
| Pinhead | 03/26/2002 - 06/02/2002 |
