Nymph Errant

The ‘Other Greek Dancers’ were all billed collectively as ‘Mr Cochran’s Young Ladies’.

Cast & Crew

Cast

A Cook
Alexei
Ali
André de Croissant
Aunt Ermyntrude
Ben Winthrop
Bertha
Bessie / 2nd Chorus Girl
Call Boy
Celestine Arthur
Chinese Poitrine
Cocotte [Manchester] / Clarissa Parks [London]
Constantine [Manchester only]
Count Hohenadelborn-Mantalini
Demetrios Pappas
Dr Sandford / Kassim
Edith Sandford / Feliza
Evangeline
Greek dancer
Haidee Robinson
Henrietta
Hercule / stage manager
Hindu Poitrine
Javanese Poitrine
Jo
Joyce
Les Deux Piou-Pious / A Footman
Les Deux Piou-Pious / A Frenchman / An Attendant
Madeline
Miss Pratt
Mrs Bamberg
Other Greek Dancers
Other Greek Dancers
Other Greek Dancers
Other Greek Dancers
Other Greek Dancers
Other Greek Dancers
Other Greek Dancers
Other Greek Dancers / 1st Chorus Girl
Pedro Bernanos
Pierre Fort / A Major Domo
Rev Mr Pither
Waiter / A Gondolier / An Electrician
Winnie / A Kitchen Maid
Wives
Wives
Wives / Persian Poitrine
Wives / Two Girls from the Hostel
Wives / Two Girls from the Hostel
Alexei (replacement)
  (started 6th October 1933)

Crew

Author of original novel
Book
Dances and Ensembles by
Director
Lyrics and Music
Orchestra under the direction of
Scenery and Costumes by
General Stage Director
Stage Director
Stage Manager

Photographs

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Play description

Based on the novel by James Laver

Photo credits

Observations

  1. On 20th December 2009 at 4:30 p.m., Antonia Davis noted:

    On the first night of this show when it opened in Manchester, James Laver took Gertrude Lawrence to the theatre in a taxi and she sobbed in his arms crying “I can’t go on” but of course she did and soon had the audience at her feet, when they got back to the Midand Hotel the stairs up to the dining room were lined with people cheering and clapping Gertie. (quote from Sheridan Morley’s ‘Spread a Little Happiness’)

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