Mary Stuart Revival Broadway Original Cast
For a Queen to stand, a Queen must fall. Friedrich Schiller’s Mary Stuart is a thrilling account of the extraordinary relationship between England’s Elizabeth I (Harriet Walter) and her cousin, Mary Queen of Scots (Janet McTeer), Elizabeth’s rival to the throne. Full synopsis
Original
Original Cast
(Understudy)
(Mary's Nurse)
(Mary's Nurse)
Jacqueline Antaramian, who graced the Broadway stage in Mary Stuart, boasts an impressive career with roles in The Public's The Visitor and Urge For Going, as well as notable performances in Doctor Zhivago, Coram Boy, and Julius Caesar alongside Denzel Washington. more...
Earl of Leicester (u/s)
Melvil (u/s)
Tony Carlin, known for his extensive Broadway career including a notable performance in "Mary Stuart," has also graced the screen in popular TV shows like "The Gilded Age" and "Seinfeld." more...
(Mary's jailer)
Michael Countryman, who has an extensive Broadway resume including a notable performance in Mary Stuart, has also been seen in The Public Theater's hit Privacy alongside Daniel Radcliffe and Rachel Dratch. more...
(Mortimer's friend)
Adam Greer, who has appeared on Broadway in productions such as Mary Stuart and Cymbeline, brings a wealth of experience from both New York and regional theater to his roles. more...
Earl of Leicester
John Benjamin Hickey, a Tony Award-winning actor, showcased his remarkable talent in Mary Stuart on Broadway, adding to his extensive and diverse career in film, television, and theater. more...
(Queen of Scotland)
# Janet McTeer
Janet McTeer earned a Tony nomination for her performance as Mary, Queen of Scots in the Broadway production of Mary Stuart, where she starred opposite Harriet Walter's Elizabeth I. more...
Earl of Shrewsbury
Brian Murray, a Tony-nominated actor celebrated for his commanding stage presence and rich voice, brought his extensive theatrical experience to the cast of *Mary Stuart* in past productions, further cementing his legacy in the New York theater scene. more...
Guy Paul, known for his roles in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and "The Sopranos," brought his extensive acting experience to "Mary Stuart." more...
(French Ambassador)
Michael Rudko, who has an extensive Broadway resume including past performances in Mary Stuart, has also showcased his talent internationally in productions such as Richard III with the Bridge Project and True West at the Donmar Warehouse. more...
Sir William Davison
Robert Stanton, who previously graced the Broadway stage in "Mary Stuart," boasts an impressive career with credits spanning from Lincoln Center Theater's "A Free Man of Color" to the award-winning Off-Broadway production "All in the Timing." more...
(Mary's Nurse)
Maria Tucci, an accomplished actress with a career spanning over five decades, brought her extensive stage experience to "Mary Stuart," enriching the show with her remarkable talent and versatility. more...
Elizabeth
(Queen of England)
Dame Harriet Walter, a distinguished British actress and recipient of a Laurence Olivier Award, brought her exceptional talent to the stage in a past production of "Mary Stuart." more...
Mortimer
(Paulet's nephew)
Chandler Williams, who portrayed Edmund in the 2014 Off-Broadway production of King Lear by Theatre for a New Audience, also brought his talent to the role of Clarence in the 2011/2012 West End production of Richard III, which toured globally including a stop at BAM. more...
Nicholas Woodeson, who played Burleigh in the Broadway production of Mary Stuart, has an extensive theatre background including notable roles such as Willy in Death of a Salesman and Harold Wilson in The Audience in the West End. more...
See awards and nominations on the Mary Stuart page
Other productions of Mary Stuart
- 1900 Broadway — · Cast
- 1971 Broadway — · Cast
- 2018 West End — West End Transfer · Cast
Production Team
Paul Arditti Sound Designer
Phyllida Lloyd Director
Peter Oswald Adaptation
Hugh Vanstone Lighting Designer
Anthony Ward Scenic Designer
Costume Designer
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