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Shows · The Mikado · Ambassador Theatre, 1944

The Mikado, 1944

Opened February 11, 1944

Closed March 26, 1944

6 performances

Ambassador Theatre

Revival

Broadway

Of the productions that opened in the 1940s, this had the 736th longest run.

Other stagings of The Mikado 24 more

1885
Fifth Avenue TheatreBroadway Original
250 performances
1890
Windsor TheatreBroadway Revival
1899
American TheatreBroadway Revival
8 performances
1900
American TheatreBroadway Revival
8 performances
1902
Madison Square Roof GardenBroadway Revival, directed by Milton Aborn
70 performances
1910
Casino TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Joseph Herbert
48 performances
1912
Casino TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by W. G. Stewart
2 performances
1913
Casino TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by William G. Stewart
16 performances
1915
48th Street TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Herbert Cripps
20 performances
1918
Park TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Charles H. Jones
1925
44th Street TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Milton Aborn
33 performances
1931
Erlangers TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Milton Aborn
16 performances
1933
St James TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Milton Aborn
16 performances
1934
Majestic TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Lee Daly
24 performances
1935
Adelphi TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by R.H. Burnside
16 performances
1939
Martin Beck TheatreBroadway Revival
1940
44th Street TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Charles Alan
7 performances
1947
New Century TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Anna Bethell
40 performances
1949
Mark Hellinger TheatreBroadway Revival
8 performances
1951
St James TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Eleanor Evans
8 performances
1952
Mark Hellinger TheatreBroadway Revival
8 performances
1955
Shubert TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Robert A. Gibson
12 performances
1976
Uris TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Michael Heyland
9 performances
1987
Virginia TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by Brian MacDonald
37 performances

Who was in it22 named

Florenz Ames
Florenz Ames1883–1961
B
Bertram Peacock
R
Robert Pitkin

Tom Bennett
Gerald Bercier
Edward Bird
David Bogart
John Dewey
Robert Eckles
Joseph Filos
Walter George
James Gerard
Catherine Judah
August Loring
Barry Lyndall
Chester Madan
Edwin Marsh
Larry O Dell
Lewis Pierce
Kathleen Roche
Allen Stewart
Marie Valdez

Creative team

Director
R.H. Burnside
Producer
Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company

Recordings

26 recordings of The Mikado exist, but none were released while this run was on. See The Mikado for all of them.

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