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Belasco Theatre , (11/30/1960 - 9/16/1961)
First Preview:Nov 29, 1960 Total Previews:1
Opening Date:Nov 30, 1960   
Closing Date:Sep 16, 1961 Total Performances:333

Category: Play, Drama, Original, Broadway
Setting: In and around Knoxville, Tennessee. May 1915.


Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization
Produced by Fred Coe; Produced in association with Arthur Cantor
Written by Tad Mosel; Based on the Pulitzer Prize novel "A Death in the Family" by James Agee
Directed by Arthur Penn; Assistant Director: Gene Lasko
Scenic Design by David Hays; Costume Design by Raymond Sovey; Lighting Design by David Hays; Assistant to Mr. Sovey: Domingo Rodriguez; Production Assistant to Mr. Hays: Marshall Spiller
General Manager: Joseph Harris; Company Manager: Mitchell Brower
Production Stage Manager: Porter Van Zandt; Stage Manager: William Armitage; Assistant Stage Mgr: Richard Mulligan and Charles Gerald
General Press Representative: Arthur Cantor; Press Representative: Gertrude Kirschner and Tony Geiss; Press Assistant: Violet Welles; Creative Consultant: Emma Agee Liss
Cast
Robert Ader A Boy
Thomas Chalmers Joel Lynch
Jeff Conaway A Boy
Colleen Dewhurst Mary Follet
Lillian Gish Catherine Lynch
Arthur Hill Jay Follet
Clifton James Ralph Follet
Dorrit Kelton Aunt Sadie Follet
Aline MacMahon Aunt Hannah Lynch
John Megna Rufus
Christopher Month Jim-Wilson
Gary Morgan A Boy
Lenka Peterson Sally Follet
Larry Provost A Boy
Georgia Simmons Jessie Follet
Art Smith Father Jackson
Lylah Tiffany
Broadway debut		 Great-Great-Granmaw
Tom Wheatley Andrew Lynch
Edwin Wolfe John Henry Follet
Understudies: Robert Ader (Jim-Wilson), Shirley Gale (Catherine Lynch, Great-Great-Granmaw), Charles Gerald (Father Jackson, Ralph Follet), Christopher Month (Rufus), Richard Mulligan (Andrew Lynch, Jay Follet), Mary Perry (Aunt Sadie Follet, Jessie Follet) and Lenka Peterson (Mary Follet)
1961 Tony Award® Best Play
 Written by Tad Mosel; Produced by Fred Coe; Produced in association with Arthur Cantor [nominee]
1961 Tony Award® Best Featured Actress in a Play
winnerColleen Dewhurst [winner]
1961 Tony Award® Best Scenic Design (Dramatic)
 Scenic Design by David Hays [nominee]
1961 Tony Award® Best Costume Design (Dramatic)
 Costume Design by Raymond Sovey [nominee]
1961 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Play
 Arthur Penn [nominee]
1961 Pulitzer Prize for Drama
winnerWritten by Tad Mosel [winner]