A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

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Event A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Venue Theatre Royal (1875-1972), Sydney, NSW
First Date 18 July 1964
Opening Date 18 July 1964
Dates Estimated Yes
Status Professional
World Premiere No
Part of a Tour Yes
Description Australian premiere.
Description Source Programme
Primary Genre Music Theatre
Secondary Genre Musical
Subjects Sexuality
Organisations
Contributors
Name Function Notes
Jack Collins Actor and Singer Psedolus
Jan Field Actor and Singer
Lynette Field Actor and Singer
Jack Gardner Actor and Singer Hero
Pauline Garrick Actor and Singer Domina
Bob Hornery Actor and Singer Lycus
Jillian Hough Actor and Singer
Will Mahoney Actor and Singer Erronius
Don McManus Actor and Singer Miles Gloriousus
Noel Mitchell Actor and Singer The Proteans
Clifford Mollison Actor and Singer Hysterium
Geraldene Morrow Actor and Singer Philia
Max Phipps Actor and Singer The Proteans
Judith Roberts Actor and Singer
Buster Skeggs Actor and Singer
David Spurling Actor and Singer The Proteans
Richard Walker Actor and Singer Senex
Betty Pounder Choreographer
Freddie Carpenter Director
Larry Gelbart Librettist
Burt Shevelove Librettist
Stephen Sondheim Music and Lyrics Librettist
Noel Smith Musical Director
Tony Walton Set Designer
John Robertson Technical Director
Joe White Technical Manager
Lionel Henry Wardrobe Master
Kevin Miller Wardrobe Master
Resources
Works
Text Nationality United States of America
Production Nationality Australia
Further Information Based on plays of Plautus. Sourced from advertisement in programme for The Independent Theatre's production of Becket, 1964. Flinders University Special Collections Theatre Programmes 1964.
Event Status Completed
Data Source
Source Description
Web https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10161224777683336&set=pcb.2317254995127948
The Robert Allan Collection Programme
Programme Advertisement Dennis Wolanski Library collection at UNSW Library
Event Identifier 13525
Dataset AusStage