Ambassador
A musical adaptation of the Henry James novel THE AMBASSADORS. UK stage debut of Danielle Darrieux.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Amelia Newsome | Margaret Courtenay |
|---|---|
| Anton / French artist / first townsman | Neville Jason |
| Babette | Penny Everton |
| Bilham | Blain Fairman |
| Chadwick Newsome | Richard Heffer |
| Countess Marie de Vionnet | Danielle Darrieux |
| ensemble | Susan Chambers |
| ensemble | Alexander Curry |
| ensemble | Norman Furber |
| ensemble | Maralyn Hopkins |
| ensemble | Geraldine Long |
| ensemble | Kevin Rowland |
| ensemble | Lamona Snow |
| ensemble | Gordon Yeats |
| flowergirl | Toni-Sue Burley |
| Germaine | Joan Ryan |
| Gloriani | Ellen Pollock |
| hotel manager / first friend | John Moore |
| innkeeper / first townsman | Beverley Martell |
| Italian artist / waiter | Brian Rowley |
| James / American artist / second friend | Nevil Whiting |
| Jeanne de Vionnet | Isobel Stuart |
| Lambert Strether | Howard Keel |
| maid / third prostitute | Diana Roberts |
| mailman | Gerard Hunt |
| Monsieur Blanc / English artist / head waiter | David Wheldon Williams |
| Sarah / Solange | Judith Paris |
| second prostitute | Judy Gridley |
| second townsman | Wayne McKnight |
| Waymarsh | Michelle Logan |
Crew | |
| Book | Don Ettlinger |
| Book | Anne Marie Barlow |
| Lyrics | Hal Hackady |
| Music | Don Gohman |
| Dance Arrangements | Ray Holder |
| Dances and musical numbers staged by | Gillian Lynne |
| Designer (sets and costumes) | Peter Rice |
| Director | Stone Widney |
| Lighting | Francis Reid |
| Musical Direction and Supervision / Vocal Arrangements | Gareth Davies |
| Orchestrations | Philip J Laing |
| Stage Manager | Hubert Willis |
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