Equus



	*Equus*
	Written by Peter Shaffer Directed by Thea Sharrock
	Broadhurst Theater 235 W 44th Street New York, NY 10036 (Between Broadway & 8th Ave)

Previews - Sept. 5 to Sept. 24, 2008 Opening Night - September 25, 2008 Runs to February 8, 2009

BWW TV: Broadway Beat Sneak Peek: Opening Night of 'EQUUS'

CAST (in order of appearance)
Role	Actor
Martin Dysart	Richard Griffiths
Alan Strang	Daniel Radcliffe
Nurse	Sandra Shipley
Hesther Saloman	Kate Mulgrew
Frank Strang	T. Ryer Smith
Dora Strang	Carolyn McCormick
The Young Horseman & Nugget	Lorenzo Pisoni
Harry Dalton	Graeme Malcolm
Horses	Collin Baja, Tyrone A. Jackson, Spencer Liff, Adesola Osakalumi, Marc Spaulding
Jill Mason	Anna Camp

The main action takes place in Rokeby Psychiatric Hospital in southern England.

Photos by Walter McBride

EQUUS Opening Night Curtain Call and After Party on BroadwayWorld

Kate on MyFox NY

Video Interview with Kate on MyFox NY

Opening Night Video on MyFox NY

Word of Mouth - Review

Opening Night Video from Broadway.com

Kate at the opening night party for EQUUS
Photo by Michael Portantiere/BroadwayStars
Used with permission
More Opening Night Photos on BroadwayStars

PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Equus — The Stable and the Unstable

Broadway.com - Photo Op: A Spellbinding Opening for Equus Stars

Kate was a guest on the The Leonard Lopate Show on wnyc radio on Friday, Nov. 7, 2008.
She spoke about her role in EQUUS, plus Captain Janeway and future plans.

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Totally Kate Talks with Kate Mulgrew
January 24, 2009
Broadhurst Theatre
New York City
Interview with the Totally Kate Webmaster in which Kate speaks about her role in Equus.

Chris Limbach's report on the closing performance of Equus.

Closing Night Photos by Kate D'Anna

Broadhurst Theater

Kate signing autographs

Equus on Broadway - Official Website

Harry Potter Star Trek Stars Collide On Broadway News from Broadway Magazine - Broadway.tv
Equus Getting Ready for Broadway - ACED Magazine