PlayComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Apr 21, 2002
Closing Date
Jul 28, 2002
1st Preview
Mar 28, 2002
1st Preview
Mar 28, 2002
Previews
27
Performances
112
PlayComedyRevivalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Lyceum Theatre
(Apr 21, 2002 - Jul 28, 2002)
Setting
Two backyards in a small midwestern town. 1938.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Philip J. Smith: President; Robert E. Wankel: Executive Vice President)
Produced by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
Written by Paul Osborn
Directed by Daniel Sullivan; Assistant Director: Jeremy Lewit
Scenic Design by John Lee Beatty; Costume Design by Jane Greenwood; Lighting Design by Brian MacDevitt; Sound Design by Scott Myers; Wig Design by Paul Huntley; Assistant Scenic Design: Eric Renschler, Shelley Barclay, Robert Jay Braun and Ted LeFevre; Assistant Costume Design: MaryAnn D. Smith and Junghyun Georgia Lee; Associate Lighting Design: Jane Cox; Assistant Lighting Design: Charles Pennebaker; Assistant Sound Design: Dave Myers
LCT General Manager: Adam Siegel; Company Manager: L.A. Glassburn
Production Stage Manager: Roy Harris; LCT Production Manager: Jeff Hamlin; Assistant Stage Mgr: Denise Yaney; Technical Supervisor: Walter Murphy and Patrick Merryman
LCT Casting: Daniel Swee; LCT Director of Development: Hattie K. Jutagir; LCT Director of Marketing & Special Projects: Thomas Cott; LCT General Press Representative: Philip Rinaldi; Advertising: rave!; Principal Poster Art: James McMullan; Poster Art for "Morning's At Seven": Fraver and rave!; Photographer: Joan Marcus
Elizabeth Franz
Aaronetta Gibbs
Julie Hagerty
Myrtle Brown
Buck Henry
David Crampton
Piper Laurie
Esther Crampton
Christopher Lloyd
Carl Bolton
Mar 28, 2002 - Jun 16, 2002
William Biff McGuire
Theodore Swanson
Estelle Parsons
Cora Swanson
Frances Sternhagen
Ida Bolton
Stephen Tobolowsky
Homer Bolton
Understudies: Barbara Caruso (Ida Bolton, Aaronetta Gibbs), Jack Davidson (David Crampton, Theodore Swanson, Carl Bolton), Rita Gardner (Esther Crampton, Cora Swanson), Linda Marie Larson (Myrtle Brown) and David Manis (Homer Bolton, Carl Bolton)

Lyceum Theatre (Apr 21, 2002 - Jul 28, 2002)

Cast

Bob Dishy
Carl Bolton
Jun 18, 2002 - Jul 28, 2002

Tony Award®

 

Best Revival of a Play

2002 Nominee
Produced by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
 

Best Featured Actor in a Play

2002 Nominee
William Biff McGuire
Stephen Tobolowsky
 

Best Featured Actress in a Play

2002 Nominee
Estelle Parsons
Elizabeth Franz
Frances Sternhagen
 

Best Scenic Design

2002 Nominee
Scenic Design by John Lee Beatty
 

Best Costume Design

2002 Nominee
Costume Design by Jane Greenwood
 

Best Direction of a Play

2002 Nominee
Directed by Daniel Sullivan

Drama Desk Award

 

Outstanding Revival of a Play

2002 Nominee
Produced by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
 

Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play

2002 Nominee
Elizabeth Franz
 

Outstanding Set Design of a Play

2002 Nominee
Scenic Design by John Lee Beatty
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