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After The Fall   

 
This production played in repertory with Marco Millions, But For Whom Charlie, The Changeling, Incident at Vichy, Tartuffe
 
ANTA Washington Square Theatre , (1/23/1964 - 5/29/1965)
First Preview: Total Previews:
Opening Date:Jan 23, 1964   
Closing Date:May 29, 1965 Total Performances:208

Category: Play, Drama, Original, Broadway
Setting: Idlewild Airport, New York City, 1962.
Comments: Opened in rep with "Marco Millions" and "But For Whom Charlie" then continued into next season and played in rep with "The Changeling"; "Incident at Vichy"; and 'Tartuffe".


Production Staff
Theatre operated for ANTA by City Playhouses, Inc. (Louis A. Lotito, President)
Produced by Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Robert Whitehead and Elia Kazan); Executive Consultant: Harold Clurman
Written by Arthur Miller; Incidental music by David Amram
Directed by Elia Kazan
Scenic Design by Jo Mielziner; Costume Design by Anna Hill Johnstone; Lighting Design by Jo Mielziner
Assistant Manager: James Walsh
Production Stage Manager: Frederic de Wilde and Robert Downing; Stage Manager: Howard Fischer and Frank Hamilton
General Press Representative: Barry Hyams
Cast
Ruth Attaway Carrie
Maggie's maid
Stanley Beck Man in the park
Mariclare Costello Louise
Quentin's divorced first wife
Scott Cunningham Doctor
Faye Dunaway Nurse
Crystal Field Woman with parrot
Lou Frizzell Chairman Alternate
James Greene Clergyman
Hal Holbrook Reverend Haley Barnes
Salome Jens Holga
Quentin's prospective third wife
Virginia Kaye Quentin's Mother
Zohra Lampert Felice
a divorced dancer
Barbara Loden Maggie
Quentin's deceased second wife
Paul Mann Quentin's Father
Ralph Meeker Mickey
a lawyer who has repudiated his Communist past
Jason Robards Jr. Quentin
a lawyer in his forties
Patricia Roe Elsie
Lou's wife
Harold Scott Lucas
Reverend Haley Barnes Alternate
Diane Shalet Nurse
Secretary
David J. Stewart Lou
a professor facing dismissal for his Communist past
Michael Strong Dan
Quentin's brother
Jack Waltzer Porter
David Wayne Chairman
1964 Tony Award® Best Actor in Play
 Performer: Jason Robards Jr. [nominee]
1964 Tony Award® Best Featured Actress in a Play
winnerBarbara Loden [winner]
1964 Theatre World Award
winnerBarbara Loden [winner]