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  • Ion-Thomas Noon Talfourd

    Ion-Thomas Noon Talfourd
    2026/08/27
    This stage adaptation of Dickens’ novel debuted in November of 1838 at the Adelphi Theater in London. Only eight installments of the story had been published at that time, therefore several characters such as the theatrical Crummles family who play an important part in the latter half of the text do not appear in this work. The ending of this adaptation is also wholly a creation of playwright Edward Stirling, not novelist Dickens. Charles Dickens attended a performance of the play which starred comedienne Mary Keeley in the role of Smike. Despite his usual stern disapproval of unauthorized versions of his works, Dickens is said to have thoroughly the enjoyed performances and Stirling’s take on “Nickleby.” (Summary by Kelly Taylor)Cast List: Nicholas Nickleby ToddHW Ralph Nickleby Tomas Peter Newman Noggs Adrian Stephens Mantellini Algy Pug Squeers Alan Mapstone Scaley Rob Marland Smike Jake Malizia Lord Verisopht Greg Giordano John Browdie Andrew Latheron Wendy Katz Hiller Kate Nickleby Jenn Broda Madame Mantilini Matea Bracic Miss Knagg TJ Burns Miss Squeers Michele Eaton Miss Price Lynette Caulkins Mrs. Squeers mleigh Waiter David Purdy Servant James R. Hedrick Guard Jim Locke Boys Joanna Michal Hoyt Girls Bethany Baldwin Stage Directions Kelly S. Taylor
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    2 時間 30 分
  • Cenci-Percy Bysshe Shelley

    Cenci-Percy Bysshe Shelley
    2026/08/26
    This stage adaptation of Dickens’ novel debuted in November of 1838 at the Adelphi Theater in London. Only eight installments of the story had been published at that time, therefore several characters such as the theatrical Crummles family who play an important part in the latter half of the text do not appear in this work. The ending of this adaptation is also wholly a creation of playwright Edward Stirling, not novelist Dickens. Charles Dickens attended a performance of the play which starred comedienne Mary Keeley in the role of Smike. Despite his usual stern disapproval of unauthorized versions of his works, Dickens is said to have thoroughly the enjoyed performances and Stirling’s take on “Nickleby.” (Summary by Kelly Taylor)Cast List: Nicholas Nickleby ToddHW Ralph Nickleby Tomas Peter Newman Noggs Adrian Stephens Mantellini Algy Pug Squeers Alan Mapstone Scaley Rob Marland Smike Jake Malizia Lord Verisopht Greg Giordano John Browdie Andrew Latheron Wendy Katz Hiller Kate Nickleby Jenn Broda Madame Mantilini Matea Bracic Miss Knagg TJ Burns Miss Squeers Michele Eaton Miss Price Lynette Caulkins Mrs. Squeers mleigh Waiter David Purdy Servant James R. Hedrick Guard Jim Locke Boys Joanna Michal Hoyt Girls Bethany Baldwin Stage Directions Kelly S. Taylor
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    2 時間 46 分
  • Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines-Clyde Fitch

    Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines-Clyde Fitch
    2026/08/25
    This stage adaptation of Dickens’ novel debuted in November of 1838 at the Adelphi Theater in London. Only eight installments of the story had been published at that time, therefore several characters such as the theatrical Crummles family who play an important part in the latter half of the text do not appear in this work. The ending of this adaptation is also wholly a creation of playwright Edward Stirling, not novelist Dickens. Charles Dickens attended a performance of the play which starred comedienne Mary Keeley in the role of Smike. Despite his usual stern disapproval of unauthorized versions of his works, Dickens is said to have thoroughly the enjoyed performances and Stirling’s take on “Nickleby.” (Summary by Kelly Taylor)Cast List: Nicholas Nickleby ToddHW Ralph Nickleby Tomas Peter Newman Noggs Adrian Stephens Mantellini Algy Pug Squeers Alan Mapstone Scaley Rob Marland Smike Jake Malizia Lord Verisopht Greg Giordano John Browdie Andrew Latheron Wendy Katz Hiller Kate Nickleby Jenn Broda Madame Mantilini Matea Bracic Miss Knagg TJ Burns Miss Squeers Michele Eaton Miss Price Lynette Caulkins Mrs. Squeers mleigh Waiter David Purdy Servant James R. Hedrick Guard Jim Locke Boys Joanna Michal Hoyt Girls Bethany Baldwin Stage Directions Kelly S. Taylor
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    3 時間 24 分
  • Men of Iron (Version 2 Dramatic Reading)-Howard Pyle

    Men of Iron (Version 2 Dramatic Reading)-Howard Pyle
    2026/08/24
    This stage adaptation of Dickens’ novel debuted in November of 1838 at the Adelphi Theater in London. Only eight installments of the story had been published at that time, therefore several characters such as the theatrical Crummles family who play an important part in the latter half of the text do not appear in this work. The ending of this adaptation is also wholly a creation of playwright Edward Stirling, not novelist Dickens. Charles Dickens attended a performance of the play which starred comedienne Mary Keeley in the role of Smike. Despite his usual stern disapproval of unauthorized versions of his works, Dickens is said to have thoroughly the enjoyed performances and Stirling’s take on “Nickleby.” (Summary by Kelly Taylor)Cast List: Nicholas Nickleby ToddHW Ralph Nickleby Tomas Peter Newman Noggs Adrian Stephens Mantellini Algy Pug Squeers Alan Mapstone Scaley Rob Marland Smike Jake Malizia Lord Verisopht Greg Giordano John Browdie Andrew Latheron Wendy Katz Hiller Kate Nickleby Jenn Broda Madame Mantilini Matea Bracic Miss Knagg TJ Burns Miss Squeers Michele Eaton Miss Price Lynette Caulkins Mrs. Squeers mleigh Waiter David Purdy Servant James R. Hedrick Guard Jim Locke Boys Joanna Michal Hoyt Girls Bethany Baldwin Stage Directions Kelly S. Taylor
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    8 時間 13 分
  • Christopher Junior-Madeleine Lucette Ryley

    Christopher Junior-Madeleine Lucette Ryley
    2026/08/23
    This stage adaptation of Dickens’ novel debuted in November of 1838 at the Adelphi Theater in London. Only eight installments of the story had been published at that time, therefore several characters such as the theatrical Crummles family who play an important part in the latter half of the text do not appear in this work. The ending of this adaptation is also wholly a creation of playwright Edward Stirling, not novelist Dickens. Charles Dickens attended a performance of the play which starred comedienne Mary Keeley in the role of Smike. Despite his usual stern disapproval of unauthorized versions of his works, Dickens is said to have thoroughly the enjoyed performances and Stirling’s take on “Nickleby.” (Summary by Kelly Taylor)Cast List: Nicholas Nickleby ToddHW Ralph Nickleby Tomas Peter Newman Noggs Adrian Stephens Mantellini Algy Pug Squeers Alan Mapstone Scaley Rob Marland Smike Jake Malizia Lord Verisopht Greg Giordano John Browdie Andrew Latheron Wendy Katz Hiller Kate Nickleby Jenn Broda Madame Mantilini Matea Bracic Miss Knagg TJ Burns Miss Squeers Michele Eaton Miss Price Lynette Caulkins Mrs. Squeers mleigh Waiter David Purdy Servant James R. Hedrick Guard Jim Locke Boys Joanna Michal Hoyt Girls Bethany Baldwin Stage Directions Kelly S. Taylor
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    3 時間 3 分
  • Weaker Sex-Arthur Wing Pinero

    Weaker Sex-Arthur Wing Pinero
    2026/08/22
    This stage adaptation of Dickens’ novel debuted in November of 1838 at the Adelphi Theater in London. Only eight installments of the story had been published at that time, therefore several characters such as the theatrical Crummles family who play an important part in the latter half of the text do not appear in this work. The ending of this adaptation is also wholly a creation of playwright Edward Stirling, not novelist Dickens. Charles Dickens attended a performance of the play which starred comedienne Mary Keeley in the role of Smike. Despite his usual stern disapproval of unauthorized versions of his works, Dickens is said to have thoroughly the enjoyed performances and Stirling’s take on “Nickleby.” (Summary by Kelly Taylor)Cast List: Nicholas Nickleby ToddHW Ralph Nickleby Tomas Peter Newman Noggs Adrian Stephens Mantellini Algy Pug Squeers Alan Mapstone Scaley Rob Marland Smike Jake Malizia Lord Verisopht Greg Giordano John Browdie Andrew Latheron Wendy Katz Hiller Kate Nickleby Jenn Broda Madame Mantilini Matea Bracic Miss Knagg TJ Burns Miss Squeers Michele Eaton Miss Price Lynette Caulkins Mrs. Squeers mleigh Waiter David Purdy Servant James R. Hedrick Guard Jim Locke Boys Joanna Michal Hoyt Girls Bethany Baldwin Stage Directions Kelly S. Taylor
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    2 時間 5 分
  • Jane Shore A Tragedy-Nicholas Rowe

    Jane Shore A Tragedy-Nicholas Rowe
    2026/08/21
    This stage adaptation of Dickens’ novel debuted in November of 1838 at the Adelphi Theater in London. Only eight installments of the story had been published at that time, therefore several characters such as the theatrical Crummles family who play an important part in the latter half of the text do not appear in this work. The ending of this adaptation is also wholly a creation of playwright Edward Stirling, not novelist Dickens. Charles Dickens attended a performance of the play which starred comedienne Mary Keeley in the role of Smike. Despite his usual stern disapproval of unauthorized versions of his works, Dickens is said to have thoroughly the enjoyed performances and Stirling’s take on “Nickleby.” (Summary by Kelly Taylor)Cast List: Nicholas Nickleby ToddHW Ralph Nickleby Tomas Peter Newman Noggs Adrian Stephens Mantellini Algy Pug Squeers Alan Mapstone Scaley Rob Marland Smike Jake Malizia Lord Verisopht Greg Giordano John Browdie Andrew Latheron Wendy Katz Hiller Kate Nickleby Jenn Broda Madame Mantilini Matea Bracic Miss Knagg TJ Burns Miss Squeers Michele Eaton Miss Price Lynette Caulkins Mrs. Squeers mleigh Waiter David Purdy Servant James R. Hedrick Guard Jim Locke Boys Joanna Michal Hoyt Girls Bethany Baldwin Stage Directions Kelly S. Taylor
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    1 時間 37 分
  • Stolen Heiress-Susanna Centlivre

    Stolen Heiress-Susanna Centlivre
    2026/08/20
    This stage adaptation of Dickens’ novel debuted in November of 1838 at the Adelphi Theater in London. Only eight installments of the story had been published at that time, therefore several characters such as the theatrical Crummles family who play an important part in the latter half of the text do not appear in this work. The ending of this adaptation is also wholly a creation of playwright Edward Stirling, not novelist Dickens. Charles Dickens attended a performance of the play which starred comedienne Mary Keeley in the role of Smike. Despite his usual stern disapproval of unauthorized versions of his works, Dickens is said to have thoroughly the enjoyed performances and Stirling’s take on “Nickleby.” (Summary by Kelly Taylor)Cast List: Nicholas Nickleby ToddHW Ralph Nickleby Tomas Peter Newman Noggs Adrian Stephens Mantellini Algy Pug Squeers Alan Mapstone Scaley Rob Marland Smike Jake Malizia Lord Verisopht Greg Giordano John Browdie Andrew Latheron Wendy Katz Hiller Kate Nickleby Jenn Broda Madame Mantilini Matea Bracic Miss Knagg TJ Burns Miss Squeers Michele Eaton Miss Price Lynette Caulkins Mrs. Squeers mleigh Waiter David Purdy Servant James R. Hedrick Guard Jim Locke Boys Joanna Michal Hoyt Girls Bethany Baldwin Stage Directions Kelly S. Taylor
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    2 時間 15 分