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The Norman Conquests: Round and Round the Garden   

 
This production played in repertory with The Norman Conquests: Living Together, The Norman Conquests: Table Manners
 
Morosco Theatre , (12/07/1975 - 6/19/1976)
First Preview:Dec 05, 1975 Total Previews:3
Opening Date:Dec 07, 1975   
Closing Date:Jun 19, 1976 Total Performances:76

Category: Play, Comedy, Original, Broadway
Setting: The garden of a Victorian House in England during a weekend in July.


Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by Coronet Theatre Corporation (Lester Osterman and Richard Horner)
Produced by Robert Fryer, James Cresson and Michael Codron; Produced in association with Martin Richards and Victor D'Arc
Original London production presented by Michael Codron; American premiere at Center Theatre Group / Ahmanson Theatre (Robert Fryer, Artistic Director)
Written by Alan Ayckbourn
Directed by Eric Thompson
Scenic Design by Robert Randolph; Lighting Design by Robert Randolph; Costume Design by Noel Taylor
General Manager: Joseph Harris and Ira Bernstein; Associate to the General Managers: Nancy Simmons
Stage Manager: Milt Commons; Assistant Stage Mgr: Donegan Smith
Assistant to the Director: Richard Seff; Advertising: The Blaine Thompson Company and Matthew Serino; General Press Representative: Betty Lee Hunt and Maria Cristina Pucci; Production Associate: Robert Linden
Cast
Richard Benjamin Norman
Ken Howard Tom
Barry Nelson Reg
Estelle Parsons Sarah
Paula Prentiss Annie
Carole Shelley Ruth
Standbys: Richard Altman (Tom), Elaine Hyman (Ruth), Richard Seff (Reg), Donegan Smith (Norman), Laura Stuart (Sarah) and Donna Wandrey (Annie)
1976 Drama Desk Award Unique Theatrical Experience
winnerProduced by Robert Fryer, James Cresson and Michael Codron; Produced in association with Martin Richards and Victor D'Arc; Written by Alan Ayckbourn [winner]