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The Last of Mrs. Lincoln   

 
ANTA Playhouse , (12/12/1972 - 2/04/1973)
First Preview:Dec 07, 1972 Total Previews:5
Opening Date:Dec 12, 1972   
Closing Date:Feb 04, 1973 Total Performances:63

Category: Play, Original, Broadway


Production Staff
Produced by Theater 1973 and ANTA (Alfred de Liagre Jr: executive producer; Jean Dalrymple: executive director); Associate Producer: Michael Kasdan
Written by James Prideaux
Directed by George Schaefer
Scenic Design by William Ritman; Lighting Design by William Ritman; Costume Design by Noel Taylor
Production Stage Manager: Mark Wright; Stage Manager: Charles Kindl
Press Representative: Betty Lee Hunt Associates, Inc., Henry Luhrman and Harriett Trachtenberg
Cast
Maureen Anderman Mary Harlan
Joseph Attles Man
Ralph Clanton Ninnian Edwards
George Connolly Mr. Keyes
Dennis Cooney Young Senator
Leora Dana Elizabeth Edwards
Brian Farrell Lewis Baker
Dorothi Fox Lizzie Keckley
Tobias Haller Tad Lincoln
Julie Harris Mary Lincoln
Marc Jefferson Boy
Macon McCalman W.H. Brady
David Rounds Robert Lincoln
Louis Schaefer Attendant
Kate Wilkinson Mrs. McCullough
Richard Woods Senator Austin
Standbys: Dennis Cooney (Robert Lincoln), Leora Dana (Mary Lincoln), Lois De Banzie (Elizabeth Edwards, Mrs. McCullough) and Urylee Leonardos (Lizzie Keckley)
Understudies: George Connolly (Lewis Baker, Tad Lincoln), Macon McCalman (Ninnian Edwards, Senator Austin) and Madelon Thomas (Mary Harlan)
1973 Tony Award® Best Actress in a Play
winnerJulie Harris [winner]
1973 Tony Award® Best Featured Actress in a Play
winnerLeora Dana [winner]
1973 Theatre World Award
winnerBrian Farrell [winner]
1973 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Performance
winnerPerformer: Julie Harris [winner]
1973 Drama Desk Award Most Promising Playwright
winnerWritten by James Prideaux [winner]