Other Performances
The cast next traveled to Manhattan's Audubon Theatre in mid-August 1943 and then appeared at the National Theatre in Washington, D.C., 13–18 September 1943.
The play was performed in 1947 at the Olney Theatre Center in Maryland.
The show played for six nights at the Newport Harbour High School Auditorium in California, beginning 21 June 1948. Eugenie Leontovich reprised her original role as Natasha Rapakovich.
Finally, the play ran in March 1948 at the Strand Theatre in Westminster, London, England, with Yul Brynner performing in the cast.
Performances after 1948, if any, are unknown. The script is published by the Dramatists Play Service but is currently out-of-print.
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