Premiera: 31 lipca 1955
Autor: Friedrich Schiller
Tytuł: Maria Stuart
Tytuł oryginalny: Maria Stuart
Autor przekładu: Michał Budzyński
Reżyseria: Władysław Krasnowiecki

Maria Stuart

Rzecz dzieje się w Anglii w 1586 roku.

reżyseria: Władysław Krasnowiecki
dekoracje: Jan Kosiński
kostiumy: Andrzej Sadowski
opracowanie muzyczno-akustyczne: Zbigniew Wiszniewski

Obsada:

Elżbieta, królowa Anglii Irena Horecka / Janina Niczewska / Danuta Wodyńska
Maria Stuart, królowa Szkocji uwięziona w Anglii Irena Eichlerówna / Hanna Skarżanka
Robert Dudley, hrabia Lester Władysław Krasnowiecki
Jerzy Talbot, hrabia Shewsbury Władysław Bracki / Janusz Ziejewski
Wilhelm Cecil, baron Barley, Wielki Skarbnik Tadeusz Białoszczyński / Zygmunt Maciejewski
Hrabia Kent Stanisław Bieliński
Wilhelm Dawison, Sekretarz Stanu Zygmunt Maciejewski / Andrzej Łapicki / Janusz Bylczyński
Amias Paulet, ze stanu rycerskiego, dozorca więzienia Marii Władysław Kaczmarski
Mortimer, jego synowiec Igor Śmiałowski
Hrabia Aubespine, poseł francuski Tadeusz Woźniak
Hrabia Bellievre, nadzwyczajny wysłannik dworu francuskiego Jan Żardecki
Okelly, przyjaciel Mortimera Juliusz Roland
Drugeon Drury, drugi dozorca Marii Aleksander Długosz
Melwil, niegdyś Wielki Marszałek Dworu Marii Władysław Grabowski
Anna Kennedy, piastunka Marii Ewa Kunina / Janina Niczewska / Maria Miedzińska
Margareta Kurl, pokojowa Marii Halina Kossobudzka / Barbara Klukowska
Oficer straży Mieczysław Czechowicz
Paź królowej Elżbiety Miłosz Maszyński / Gustaw Koliński

Realizatorzy:

  • asystenci reżysera: Krystyna Tyszarska, Aleksander Długos
  • asystentki scenografa: Henryka Głowacka, Anna Lecewicz


Galeria:

Hanna Skarżanka (Maria Stuart), Ewa Kunina (Anna Kennedy). Fot. Edward Hartwig / Archiwum Artystyczne Teatru Narodowego


Bibliografia:

Karolina Beylin, „2 tygodnie Warszawy” 1956, nr 4, s. 13
Karolina Beylin, „Express Wieczorny” 1955, nr 223
Edward Bonusiak, „Głos Olsztyński” 1955, nr 294
Jan Ciecierski [Cejot], „Słowo Powszechne” 1955, nr 241
August Grodzicki, „Świat” 1955 nr 44
August Grodzicki, „Życie Warszawy” 1955, nr 226
August Grodzicki, „Życie Warszawy” 1956, nr 87, s.6
Ryszard Hoszowski, „Żołnierz Wolności” 1955, nr 248
Zofia Karczewska-Markiewicz, „Tygodnik Demokratyczny” 1955, nr 42
Jan Kott, „Przegląd Kulturalny 1955, nr 47, s. 6
H. Kowalska, „Trybuna Ludu” 1955, nr 359 [list do redakcji]
Andrzej Władysław Kral, „Teatr” 1955, nr 24, s. 13-15
Tadeusz Kudliński, „Tygodnik Powszechny” 1955, nr 43
Juliusz Kydryński, „Przekrój” 1955, nr 550
Juliusz Kydryński, „Teatr” 1955, nr 24, s.15-16
Zofia Sieradzka, „Głos Pracy” 1955, nr 228
Jan Alfred Szczepański [Jaszcz], „Trybuna Ludu” 1955, nr 261
Stefan Wiechecki [Wiech], „Express Wieczorny” 1955, nr 222
Ludwika Woyciechowska [Woy], „Express Wieczorny” 1955, nr 180 [rozmowa z Ireną Eichlerówną]

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