PlayComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 17, 1966
Closing Date
Apr 20, 1968
1st Preview
Nov 02, 1966
1st Preview
Nov 02, 1966
Previews
19
Performances
598
PlayComedyOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Morosco Theatre
(Nov 17, 1966 - Jan 20, 1968)
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
(Jan 22, 1968 - Mar 23, 1968)
Belasco Theatre
(Mar 25, 1968 - Apr 20, 1968)
Setting
An American Embassy somewhere behind the Iron Curtain.
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization; Morosco Theatre Managing Director: Louis A. Lotito
Produced by David Merrick; Produced in association with Jack Rollins and Charles Joffe; Associate Producer: Samuel Liff
Written by Woody Allen
Directed by Stanley Prager
Scenic Design by Jo Mielziner; Lighting Design by Jo Mielziner; Costume Design by Motley; Sound Design by Lincoln J. Stulick; Production Sound: Robert Maybaum; Associate Designer: Paul Trautvetter; Assistant to Mr. Mielziner: Leor C. Warner
Company Manager: Richard Osorio
Stage Manager: Jim Stevenson; Production Manager: Ross Bowman; Assistant Stage Mgr: John Hallow
General Press Representative: Harvey B. Sabinson and Lee Solters; Press Representative: Jay Russell; Casting Director: Linda Otto; Associate Casting Director: Geoffrey Johnson; Advertising: Blaine-Thompson and Fred Golden; Assistant to Mr. Merrick: Helen Nickerson; Staff Associate: Sylvia Schwartz and Lynn Middleton
Lou Jacobi
Walter Hollander
Kay Medford
Marion Hollander
Anthony Roberts
Axel Magee
Anita Gillette
Susan Hollander
Luke Andreas
Novotny
Jonathan Bolt
Waiter
Oliver Clark
The Sultan of Bashir
James Dukas
Krojack
John Hallow
Kaznar
House Jameson
Ambassador James F. Magee
Dick Libertini
Father Drobney
Gerry Matthews
Kilroy
Donna Mills
Sultan's 1st Wife
Sharon Talbot
Countess Bordoni
Gene Varrone
Chef
Curtis Wheeler
Burns
Standby: Merle Albertson (Marion Hollander) and Don De Leo (Walter Hollander)
Understudies: Luke Andreas (Krojack, The Sultan of Bashir, Chef), Jonathan Bolt (Axel Magee), John Hallow (Ambassador James F. Magee, Burns, Father Drobney), Donna Mills (Susan Hollander) and Jim Stevenson (Kilroy, Kaznar)

Morosco Theatre (Nov 17, 1966 - Jan 20, 1968)

Understudy: Jim Stevenson (Axel Magee)

Ethel Barrymore Theatre (Jan 22, 1968 - Mar 23, 1968)

Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization
Sound Design by Don Kurtis
Company Manager: Martin Cohen
Stage Manager: John Hallow; Assistant Stage Mgr: Luke Andreas; Production Manager: Jim Stevenson
Assistant to Mr. Schlissel: Robert Greenwald; Casting Director: Mitchell Erickson

Cast

James Beard
Chef
Peggy Cass
Marion Hollander
Len Cotchman
Kilroy
Jul 31, 1967 - ?
Len Gochman
Axel Magee
Dan Resin
Kilroy
Gene Varrone
Father Drobney
Understudies: Luke Andreas (Kaznar), Jim Stevenson (Axel Magee) and Sharon Talbot (Susan Hollander)

Belasco Theatre (Mar 25, 1968 - Apr 20, 1968)

Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization
Casting Director: Mitchell Erickson
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