| Ref No | PRG/JMS/F241000 |
| AltRefNo | F241000 |
| Collection | Ronald James Programme Collection |
| Title | Theatre programme: The Sea Gull / Lenin - The Third Pathetique |
| Date | 25/26/27/30 May-3, 6 June. 1/2/4/5 June. |
| Extent | 1 item |
| Description | Theatre programme advertising The Seagull and Lenin-The Third Pathetique. Aldwych Theatre, World Theatre Seasons. Adverts on inside pages. Map of shops on middle pages. Sypnosis on both productions. World Theatre Season 70. Programme price one shilling. |
| Creative roles: The Seagull: Anton Chekov (by), B.N.Livanov (director), E.G. Stnberg (sets designed by), Scriabin (music), Stephen Jolly (translation), Moscow Art Theatre (from Russia). Lenin - The Third Pathetique: Nicolai Pogodin (by), V.H. Bogomolov, N.D. Kovshov (directors), L.B. Baturin (settings and costumes). |
| Performers: The Seagull: A.I. Stepanova, O.A. Strizenhov, G.N. Kolchitsky, S.I. Korkoshko, M.P. Bolduman, E.N. Hanaeva, I.P. Miroshnichenko, L.I. Gubanov, L.V. Ivanov, V.S. Davidov, N.P. Alexeev, A.P. Akimov, A.M. Myazdrikov, L.K. Ksatochkima. Lenin-The Third Pathetique: S.A. Yakovlev, I.P. Gosheva, U.N. Puzirev, V.S. Davidov, H.P. Alexeev, I.P. Miroshnichenko, N.V. Peskoy, A.A. Milailov, V.V. Belakurov, S.I. Korkoshko, L.F. Zolotuhin, M.N. Zemin, M.V. Zemin, M.v. Anastasieva, A.A. Borzunov, V.I. Novoselsky, D.I. Shutov, V.V. Pushkarev, V.M. Nevinny, U.V. Larionov, S.G. Desnitsky, M.E. Medvedev, G.N. Kolchitsky, Z.G. Toboltsev, L.I. Gubanov. |
| Subject | Plays |
| PhysicalDescription | black on white paper |
| Event | The Sea Gull / Lenin - The Third Pathetique |
| Related Place | Aldwych Theatre |
| Category | Programmes (theatre) |
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| Level | Item |